Swordsman
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Topic as above.
Hopefully not but I highly doubt Pogba will sign a new contract.
Hopefully not but I highly doubt Pogba will sign a new contract.
so?Topic as above.
Hopefully not but I highly doubt Pogba will sign a new contract.
Struggling to think how I’ll get out of bed in the morning if this happensAhh just like that my day is ruined. Will have to stay off Twitter for a month when this happens.
Make United more appealing than PSG?Is he wants to run his contract down, what are we supposed to do? Tie him to a chair and force him to sign a deal? Force PSG to pay £70m just as they’re about to sign Messi on a billion euros a week?
There you go, making a positive change in your life!Will have to stay off Twitter for a month when this happens.
See is as we paid 14m a season to have him. We’ve qualified for the CL in 4 of the 5 seasons we’ve had him so let the finance nerds think that calculation through.1. sign him at youth age
2. let him go for free
3. sign him for a world record fee
4. let him go for free again
hilarious if it really comes to this.
But then again , it doesn't really matter if it's the same player twice or someone else.
There is still a long season to play and if he can contribute to a successful season it was worth it.
I don't think that many people are worried about it being a cloak and dagger move.To be honest, if this happens, who can we blame but ourselves?
Pogba said, two summers ago, that he wanted a new challenge.
This is not your missus suddenly dropping a bombshell on you. This is: 'look we agreed to give it some time, I'm still not feeling it so let's call it a day.' Honestly, will anyone be shocked if he sees out his contract and leaves?
This is not some cloak and dagger move. Pogba has been pretty up front about his feelings. Raiola has been even more up front about it. If we wanted money for him we could have looked to cash in.
Well, given we had a thread on the CAF today praising the senior management for not being Bartomeu, are you surprised?I don't think that many people are worried about it being a cloak and dagger move.
Personally, I feel like the fanbase is letting off the club very lightly on this one. This sort of situation is ineptitude personified. The board needs to give clear answers why they have allowed Pogba's contract to become a problem, leading us to losing a lot of money in the process.
Yeah - but apparently nobody's been willing to pay up.If we wanted money for him we could have looked to cash in.
Well it’s a tough one, even when he first said he wanted a new challenge, who was prepared to pay a decent price for him? The media reported no serious bids to my memory?Well, given we had a thread on the CAF today praising the senior management for not being Bartomeu, are you surprised?
/threadWe did it with Didier Drogba.
No. They have been willing to pay, they just haven't been willing to pay what we want. Same with Andreas Pereira, same with Diogo Dalot etc.Yeah - but apparently nobody's been willing to pay up.
If Real Madrid had offered serious money for him after the "new challenge" play - we would have sold him. I don't see any reason to doubt that, really.
The reason why that thing sort of fizzled out was that nobody actually wanted him badly enough (money wise).
You don't offer up a player at bargain rates just to avoid the shame of losing him on a free - certainly not when the player isn't actually causing any problems within the squad (which Pogba hasn't been doing - he's on good terms with the manager by all accounts).
“Get what you can” may have been as little as 50m euros. Considering we’ve qualified for the CL the past two years with Pogba, I’m not sure that would’ve been a smart move financially.No. They have been willing to pay, they just haven't been willing to pay what we want. Same with Andreas Pereira, same with Diogo Dalot etc.
That's a judgement call for the Board. However, as I said, Pogba and Raiola have never hidden their feelings.
If you know you have a player who, under pretty much no circumstances, will not renew. Then you have to make a decision: Let him wind down his contract or get what you can get.
We have chosen to let him risk winding down his contract. The only way he will consider staying is if we make him richer than Scrooge McDuck. The Board has to decide if they feel he's worth it.
People still have hard time to accept or understand the transfer fee is paid to buy his registration from Juventus. It cost 14m a season to get him from Juventus so he could play for Man Utd before his contract expired with Juventus back then. Nothing more. The issue is Man Utd failed to convince him to sign a new contract. Pogba's only obligation is to fulfill the contract he signed. Nothing more.See is as we paid 14m a season to have him. We’ve qualified for the CL in 4 of the 5 seasons we’ve had him so let the finance nerds think that calculation through.
Who gives a shit really as you say, our squad is stronger with him.
Again 'serious bids' are subjective. However, the judgement the club has made is that it would rather lose Pogba for nothing than on the cheap.Well it’s a tough one, even when he first said he wanted a new challenge, who was prepared to pay a decent price for him? The media reported no serious bids to my memory?