ayushreddevil9
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Pretty sure Jose had that Dele Alli talk with him and he just ended up dabbing in his office.Jose was right thread being bumped anytime now …
Pretty sure Jose had that Dele Alli talk with him and he just ended up dabbing in his office.Jose was right thread being bumped anytime now …
PoPo more like, the good old days of Eurotrash!It's the French alphabet so it's pronounced pépé
Mourinho signed him. Pretending the charity sheild counts as a trophy is one thing, but saying 'see, I was right!' when a record signing of yours fails to deliver is a new level of twisted.Jose was right thread being bumped anytime now …
Not sure him trying to dribble through opposition players near his own penalty box was a coaching issue.Who knows if ETH came a bit earlier, he could've even turned Pogba to the player he had been supposed to be? It's a shame how he has wasted his massive talent throughout the year, despite even winning the wc as a regular.
I know!Mourinho signed him. Pretending the charity sheild counts as a trophy is one thing, but saying 'see, I was right!' when a record signing of yours fails to deliver is a new level of twisted.
Whose arse is he looking at?
I was refering to his disciplinary and motivation aspectsNot sure him trying to dribble through opposition players near his own penalty box was a coaching issue.
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ETH did some great things but I am not sure he is knowledgeable as a doctor though.Who knows if ETH came a bit earlier, he could've even turned Pogba to the player he had been supposed to be? It's a shame how he has wasted his massive talent throughout the year, despite even winning the wc as a regular.
Don't you mean Phil Jones?He's graduated from the Lingard school of Stealing a Living (TM)
35 minutes.Did he play anything for Juve since he signed?
The players associations wont allow the clubs to gain more power over the players than they already have. Any clause giving a club the option to remove players from contracts suffering long term injuries will be met with legal action the moment its suggested.This virus running through top-level football now needs sorting out ASAP.
Something needs adding into contracts to protect clubs against these types of players, he's basically not bothered about playing anymore. He's not the only one either Lingard, Alli, Jones, Rodwell, Drinkwater, Barkley.
The game is riddled with them. When you look back on the likes of David Bentley and Andre Schurlee retiring because they didn't want it anymore. You've got to take your hat off to them, at least they were honest.
I'll put a tenner on him turning up for Nottingham Forest next season.
I agree, Nottingham Forest is a great club.That's the most insulting thing I've ever seen
If not defending him, but getting a small muscle injury after being out for so long kind of makes sense no? His body hasn’t been used to high intensity movement and he probably tweaked something.I have (and probably others) said a while now that Pogba career at this rate is reaching a point where its no longer realistic that he will remain injury free to the point where he can have a future in professional football. Him suffering a new muscle related injury so quickly after returning from another near-year-long absence just underlines that sad fact.
I honestly believe that Paul Pogba will be forced into retirement within the next 1-2 seasons.
I don’t know exactly how nfl contracts work, but pretty sure these contacts often include guaranteed / non guaranteed salary. Maybe that’s something players like of a should offered.The players associations wont allow the clubs to gain more power over the players than they already have. Any clause giving a club the option to remove players from contracts suffering long term injuries will be met with legal action the moment its suggested.
They couldn't resist another freebie.Was amazed Juve went back for him, so glad he's gone.
exactly…this isn’t pogbas fault it’s Juventus being total idiots. And even so, I’m sure they could sell him to another idiot club this summer if they wanted and since they got him on the free it wouldn’t even be bad business. There Are very few players that actually don’t want to play…The players associations wont allow the clubs to gain more power over the players than they already have. Any clause giving a club the option to remove players from contracts suffering long term injuries will be met with legal action the moment its suggested.
Its hardly a "virus" plaguing football. Its a handful of players with injury problems that keep getting paid salaries.
What is stopping a club from simply declaring a player they want to get rid of "not fit to play" in order to terminate their contract? For example: Player x that gets his knee blown out due to a bad tackle. When do you create the cutout point for the club to cancel the contract? Who is responsible for the players missing salary when the injury is not of his own fault? Does the injured player have a monetary claim against the player that injured him? Or the players club?
This isnt as easy as just getting rid of players you dont like because they are injured. There is a big bowl of spaghetti of situations and scenarios that would individually need to be taken through sport courts if the parties cant agree. Its years of litigation.
The clubs do have some protection against situations like this. One is to stop awarding players with huge injury records long term contracts. Paul Pogba signed a 4 year contract with Juventus despite having spent 1 1/2 seasons of the last 4 seasons with Manchester United injured. There is nothing protecting you against weaponized incompetence like that.
Or even been late for a team meetingImagine getting a muscle injury while practicing free kicks.