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He's an idiot if He thinks what He said contributed anything to his so called beloved club, United.
How? That is just an assumption.He said that he was the best player at the club. This is correct.
He also said that his agent has been making comments this week (unhelpful either way) and that there is a feeling that Pogba doesn’t want to be at the club. This is also correct.
I don't think he cares about contributing anything positive to Utd at this point.He's an idiot if He thinks what He said contributed anything to his so called beloved club, United.
It is. Not to mention the hate he gets from our own fans, too.It’s clear that he just doesn’t like Pogba.
It’s bizarre how many pundits just seem to hate the guy.
It’s clear that he just doesn’t like Pogba.
It’s bizarre how many pundits just seem to hate the guy.
Remember when he said United would win the league again before Liverpool?
"He's faking it."
Oh yeah, I don't doubt Gary's affection for United. I think, though, he's naturally reactionary and this suits broadcasters' desire for sensationalism.I don’t think he ‘hates United’, that would be ridiculous. I do think, in his professional capacity, he is most concerned with trying to appear the best pundit possible, and as a result, leads the agenda against us and some of our players though. United misery is great television, and he seems to almost fuel it.
It’s similar to Arsenal fans saying Robbie Lyle ‘isn’t a proper fan’ of the club. I mean, obviously, he loves Arsenal - but he also benefits massively by fielding the negativity around the club.
At least there’s one subject he’s spot on about.
Oh and the "I am compelled to say that these are the views of Gary Neville and not SkySports,” at the end made me cringe.
You know why I love Neville despite the fact that sometimes he upsets me, he knows damn well what he is doing when he asks the hosts if he agrees with him.
He criticises 'local' players all the time. You're being selective in what you pay attention to.Bit rich coming from him, his refusal to critisize local players, when he's quite brutal on the foreign ones.
On the face of it, nothing...but knowing Raiola, who has been trying to force United into accepting a ridiculous low fee from Real for Pogba so he get another big commission, makes you a bit suspicious...How? That is just an assumption.
Raiola said ''Paul wants to be happy and successful and win prizes and he would love to do that with Manchester United'' What's wrong with those comments exactly?
On the face of it, nothing...but knowing Raiola, who has been trying to force United into accepting a ridiculous low fee from Real for Pogba so he get another big commission, makes you a bit suspicious...
What Truth I am creating?No wonder you are suspicious when you have created a truth for yourself like this. Why do people keep creating facts these days?!
What Truth I am creating?
It s a fact that Raiola wants Pogba off to Madrid - He confirmed it himself.
It s also a fact the ridiculous low offer made by Real.
Really?Just the bit about him trying to force United to accept a ridiculously low offer. That bit is made up. Real made a low bid, we rejected it and that was the end of the matter. There was no pressuring us to sell.
On the face of it, nothing...but knowing Raiola, who has been trying to force United into accepting a ridiculous low fee from Real for Pogba so he get another big commission, makes you a bit suspicious...
No stretching. Raiola wants us to sell Pogba to Madrid. - I think that s a fact. (even if now he changed his tune).That's a bit of a stretch. Why would you even think things that are based on wild rumours?
He can't force anything. But he's an agent. he acts in the interests of his client. If the clients happy, there's no problem.
Raiola also said that Pogba followed his heart & wanted to 'come home' originally. He could have gone to Real back then but he never. There's a lot of insecurity within fans.
When Pogba joined, we were in the EL, 3 years on, we're still in the EL. He's entering his prime years now.
If you had the talent and capability to be playing on the highest stage, would you be ready to commit your prime years to us, in the position we're in?
''Raiola wants us to sell Pogba to Madrid.'' That is a stretch, not fact.No stretching. Raiola wants us to sell Pogba to Madrid. - I think that s a fact. (even if now he changed his tune).
Real Madrid who paid 130million for Hazard made a very low offer for what Raiola describes the world s greatest midfielder and as far as we know they haven't increased their bid yet.
The fact that Real made an.offer means they are interested. The fact that they made a low offer means that either they don't rate Pogba or else they re expecting United to bow to Raiola s demands
Not really. It's actually not concrete that Madrid are interested. Zidane is interested, but the higher ups aren't as convinced apparently.The fact that Real made an.offer means they are interested. The fact that they made a low offer means that either they don't rate Pogba or else they re expecting United to bow to Raiola s demands
"He's faking it."
He was off camera at the time.Yeah, he's been attention whore for years now.
They do it all for the clicks, it's sad to see Neville jettison his credibility to be a celebrity pundit.It’s clear that he just doesn’t like Pogba.
It’s bizarre how many pundits just seem to hate the guy.
At least there’s one subject he’s spot on about.
Oh and the "I am compelled to say that these are the views of Gary Neville and not SkySports,” at the end made me cringe.
That was on social media. And Lingard and Rashford were racially abused at the same time.His own silence when Pogba was racially abused on the back of his criticism was deafening. Probably nothing to do with race but he's more than happy to shout from the roof tops in general, but ignorant when the subject of the abuse is someone he clearly dislikes.
That was on social media. And Lingard and Rashford were racially abused at the same time.
Neville is paid to talk about football, not Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
His own silence when Pogba was racially abused on the back of his criticism was deafening. Probably nothing to do with race but he's more than happy to shout from the roof tops in general, but ignorant when the subject of the abuse is someone he clearly dislikes.