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What’s it got to do with nationality? Unless you know the nationality of every critical pogba poster? Or are you just stereotyping?Pogba really does get the worst out of some of the British super fans here
What’s it got to do with nationality? Unless you know the nationality of every critical pogba poster? Or are you just stereotyping?Pogba really does get the worst out of some of the British super fans here
There's zero solid evidence that he was a "virus" or a bad apple.The bad apple in work environment is rarely liked by others.
This can't be true, you can't terminate someone's contract because they're injured. Unless Pogba wants out as well and it's a mutual terminationThe Daily Mail is reporting (again) a termination of his contract is in sight, with him going to MLS.
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I can see it being mutual and him taking the paid retirement in the States.This can't be true, you can't terminate someone's contract because they're injured. Unless Pogba wants out as well and it's a mutual termination
What? Are you serious? Why? And how is that possible being a United fan. He wasn't here very long. And he left as soon as he could. Both times.My post history can attest - no United player has given me more happy moments than Ronaldo,
Yes. I am serious. Ronaldo's first stint at United is the best player I've ever seen play for United. You don't have to be somewhere a long time to make an impact - he was here longer than Cantona. Players leave, clubs sell players - it's the nature of the sport - doesn't change what he did while here.What? Are you serious? Why? And how is that possible being a United fan. He wasn't here very long. And he left as soon as he could. Both times.
This is my memories of Ronaldo.
https://amp.theguardian.com/football/2008/jun/21/manchesterunited.premierleague1
Agreed, mate. You can tell that he's just a happy chap enjoying life. It's really a shame how a talented player like him just couldn't have better career. Maybe he doesn't want it enough to do more, but sometimes circumstances is such a bitch.There's zero solid evidence that he was a "virus" or a bad apple.
Everything that's come out from more or less reliable sources indicates the opposite, i.e. that he got on well with the other players/was not a disruptive presence behind the scenes.
The only direct source (more or less direct anyway) I'm aware of indicating that he was a problem in terms of attitude or professionalism is...Mourinho. I personally don't put much stock in what he has to say about anything related to what you could label "man management" issues.
Look at you making a fool of yourself. Exactly my point. I don’t care about Pogba either way especially now that he doesn’t play for us, but if you don’t realize that Mino Raiola had always been a loudmouth shithead regardless of his client then you’re too dense to argue with anyways.
The lengths some people go to defend their dear Pogba. The agent talks because his client is allowing it.
Yeh sure mate okYes, sure - not the people revelling in a player struggling with injuries, not the “he’s lying about being injured/he’s lying about aggravating his injury”, not the “it’s the foreigners” rhetoric - it’s me saying you guys are being extremely weird that’s unhinged
I don't hold any negative sentiment to him but likewise I can't see much positive about his time with us. He does seem a genuinely nice guy so it's a real shame that he hasn't taken his talent and developed his career.He was a shitehawk for us and now he's a shitehawk for juve who are looking to terminate his contract. He's getting everything he deserves.
Haven't heard that word used in ages.He was a shitehawk for us and now he's a shitehawk for juve who are looking to terminate his contract. He's getting everything he deserves.
He was a popular lad, in a team full of wasters and under-achievers. Not all negative influences in a squad create disharmony.There's zero solid evidence that he was a "virus" or a bad apple.
Everything that's come out from more or less reliable sources indicates the opposite, i.e. that he got on well with the other players/was not a disruptive presence behind the scenes.
The only direct source (more or less direct anyway) I'm aware of indicating that he was a problem in terms of attitude or professionalism is...Mourinho. I personally don't put much stock in what he has to say about anything related to what you could label "man management" issues.
It was a toss up between that and 'geebag', albeit with 'gowl' getting serious consideration. .Haven't heard that word used in ages.
He also slowed played down and over complicated the game unnecessarily. So often playing the simple pass quickly is essential in modern football, to keep the ball moving. But he’d hold on to it, over complicated it. Let teams get their shape back, and so often lose it. He couldn’t do the simple things well. And a good midfielder has to do the simple things excellently. Being able to do the complicated well, is what elevates them to being great. But the foundation is in the simple things. Pogba never got that.I don't hate Pogba personally but I'm glad he left because he is not the type of modern player for modern football these days:
1) He is weak to pressing. This caused us to lose the ball in dangerous areas many times. And most top teams these days employ relentless pressing.
2) He is immobile, rarely tracking back and his pressing is almost non-existent. Once again, not the type of modern player to execute a progressive game plan.
3) He's injury-prone. Hargo didn't succeed more with us exactly because of this.
I'm not talking about personal life or anything. Just cold, objective points above point to him not suitable to any top teams vying to play modern football.
“Virus” does not necessarily have to be dressing room turmoil… Mou could have used it to mean setting a bad example to the other players who looked up to him. His agent has for instance dragged the club’s name in the mud for years without his intervention. Also he was offered a ridiculous £300k/ wk extension and he declined (thank god) because the raise was only £10k. This for a player who always missed an average 2-3 mths / season and always struggled to make an impact.There's zero solid evidence that he was a "virus" or a bad apple.
Everything that's come out from more or less reliable sources indicates the opposite, i.e. that he got on well with the other players/was not a disruptive presence behind the scenes.
The only direct source (more or less direct anyway) I'm aware of indicating that he was a problem in terms of attitude or professionalism is...Mourinho. I personally don't put much stock in what he has to say about anything related to what you could label "man management" issues.
Probably because he was hardly ever fit enough to play. I agree that it's not worth any kind of grudge holding but given how he left (twice) it's not that surprising that folks don't feel massively warmly towards him.I am a bit bemused at the amount of venom some still have for him. I just don’t really care to get worked up either way? It’s staggering he only left in the summer, feels like he’s been gone so much longer.
Part of the daily vocab where I'm fromHaven't heard that word used in ages.
You surprised?Thread now has people openly saying they’re enjoying a player struggling with injuries and “foreigners” rhetoric
Crazy
Dybala was asking for a whopping €10m/year net for five more years, which would have cost 10x2 (gross) x 5 (years) = 100m … and he cannot play three games in a row without limping out injured since 2020.
Imagine being called biscuit
Honestly, this post could have been by any United fan over his stay here. There’s no good will left for him here. I guess the one thing you do have to look forward to is the next instalment of the documentary…He came really unfit and got injured at training camp, which is just club’s stupidity and be it. Yet, he then ignored the advice provided by the club’s medical staff to go with his… sorcerer! And surely his constant social posts and lazy attitude are not entertaining the many many fans who once loved him in Turin as well. Just another disaster.
He really left a lot of you with PTSDYou know what we really miss right now? The inflated salary, the social media posts, the haircuts, the dabbing, the injuries and trips to Dubai, the documentaries, the drama around the agent and family, the piss poor performances, the interviews about United when with the national side.
Yeah, I think we should bring him back. We need that back in our lives.