Paul Pogba new deal £££££
Paul Pogba new deal £££££
According to Sky Man U are going to offer him a 5 year deal worth £105 Million. 400k a week. Loadsamoney.
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It’s called digging a hole up to you neck. United cannot afford to write off their previous investment… and massive loss if he leaves on a free, so they are now over a barrel.
The Superclubs unsustainable business models in a nutshell, and why they think the rest of football need to get in line to bail them out by accepting even less of the remaining pot.
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This is why I’ve come to dislike part of the beautiful game.
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United could sell him for £30m this summer and book a profit, a deal of that size would make him impossible to sell and United have been caught out a few times by that before - the problem is that he is beguiling when playing for France, truly an exceptional talent, just never that way for United. I suspect the £400k pw deal comes from what is being touted as his wages when on a free next summer - but as Juventus have found with Aaron Ramsey doing that is making a rod for your own back - Juventus want Pogba but cannot afford the near £70m that Utd are claimed to want (who much of that is for Raiola the agent) plus the wages. I think Utd should sell for around £40m-£45m, book the £20m or so profit and the £12m+ wage savings and make better use of van Beek.elwaclaret wrote: ↑Mon Jun 21, 2021 11:46 amIt’s called digging a hole up to you neck. United cannot afford to write off their previous investment… and massive loss if he leaves on a free, so they are now over a barrel.
The Superclubs unsustainable business models in a nutshell, and why they think the rest of football need to get in line to bail them out by accepting even less of the remaining pot.
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Yes it’s a lot of money, but to put it into context The Rock was paid around $1.7m per week last year to make films I don’t watch, doesn’t mean I don’t want to watch films any more.
Some of the US sports stars get paid amounts that would make Pogba look like a peasant
Some of the US sports stars get paid amounts that would make Pogba look like a peasant
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they also have no freedom of registration or transfer system in place - many who sign those big contracts do not get them paid and it is possible to sign a player on a big contract never play or pay him just to stop a rival from having them in the draft - there has beeen quite the scandal about it in the last few years, as I have posted beforeclaret2018 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 21, 2021 12:16 pmYes it’s a lot of money, but to put it into context The Rock was paid around $1.7m per week last year to make films I don’t watch, doesn’t mean I don’t want to watch films any more.
Some of the US sports stars get paid amounts that would make Pogba look like a peasant
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Sell him , quite simle really if you get a buyer
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They need him.
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funnily you'll not find many United fans who want to keep him
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Think that was the story before the pandemic not anymore from what I hear. Without him they're poor.Vegas Claret wrote: ↑Mon Jun 21, 2021 3:29 pmfunnily you'll not find many United fans who want to keep him
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Been into football for decades.
Its stuff like this and the infestation of gesture politics that's contributing to my being less and less enthusiastic and interested in it.
I've a friend who was a season ticket holder at a premier/ championship side.
He sacked it off and got involved in his local non league club.
Loves it and says he neither regrets it nor misses it.
Its stuff like this and the infestation of gesture politics that's contributing to my being less and less enthusiastic and interested in it.
I've a friend who was a season ticket holder at a premier/ championship side.
He sacked it off and got involved in his local non league club.
Loves it and says he neither regrets it nor misses it.
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There already seem to be a few clubs that just won't get involved if Raiola is a players agent. If that started to become the norm, players would probably not be so keen to sign for him. Even if just the Premier League sides said: "No. We've had enough of you. We can't trust you. We will not engage with you under any circumstances, but will only deal with the player himself or an agent unconnected with you" then he could try and sell his unpleasant wares elsewhere, his clients knowing that having a different agent might get them a better deal. Is it a certain type of player that is attracted to Raiola, or is it him that turns his clients into the worst kind of mercenaries
Pogba seems to have Man United over a barrel. I agree, that the best (and maybe only) way of getting out of the hole is to say no, transfer list him and cut their losses.
And are we assuming that this is a formal request for more money, or just pap that Raiola has fed to the sports pages to stir the pot?
Pogba seems to have Man United over a barrel. I agree, that the best (and maybe only) way of getting out of the hole is to say no, transfer list him and cut their losses.
And are we assuming that this is a formal request for more money, or just pap that Raiola has fed to the sports pages to stir the pot?
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And there were those believing that the Covid pandemic would bring to an end the mega money deals offered by the top PL clubs £££ £££
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Every close season Pogba has threatened to leave and this time to play out his contact. United have routinely capitulated and his salary has increased.
One greedy b@st@rd that we could all do without.
One greedy b@st@rd that we could all do without.
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RingoMcCartney wrote: ↑Mon Jun 21, 2021 4:31 pmBeen into football for decades.
Its stuff like this and the infestation of gesture politics that's contributing to my being less and less enthusiastic and interested in it.
I've a friend who was a season ticket holder at a premier/ championship side.
He sacked it off and got involved in his local non league club.
Loves it and says he neither regrets it nor misses it.
Bye then
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When I’ve watched him play for Utd it’s rare I think he’s a key player for them, the odd bit of outstanding football but mainly nothing that has made me think he can push them to the level they need to be at to win the PL .
Maybe too strong to say he’s holding them back but enough to think he’s not got that consistent match winning quality
Maybe too strong to say he’s holding them back but enough to think he’s not got that consistent match winning quality
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Not really been out has Fernandes but they are an average side without Paul.
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Bit harsh and what meetings have you been in with him "threatening" to leave?Cirrus_Minor wrote: ↑Mon Jun 21, 2021 6:10 pmEvery close season Pogba has threatened to leave and this time to play out his contact. United have routinely capitulated and his salary has increased.
One greedy b@st@rd that we could all do without.
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Pogba's good but he drifts out of games far too often for my liking, give me N'Golo Kanté over Paul Pogba any day of the week.
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I did and it was a brilliant ball, but how many times does he impact games for Man Utd in that fashion. That's what frustrates the heck out of Man Utd fans, he has the talent but his attitude is questionable at times, and that's an awful lot of wages even by Utd standards.
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Hoping Utd spend millions more on players and put them even deeper into debt.
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He's not Messi or Ronaldo no but without him they stink.tiger76 wrote: ↑Wed Jun 23, 2021 9:34 pmI did and it was a brilliant ball, but how many times does he impact games for Man Utd in that fashion. That's what frustrates the heck out of Man Utd fans, he has the talent but his attitude is questionable at times, and that's an awful lot of wages even by Utd standards.
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Apparently the new deal has been rejected.
PSG want to sign him, willing to pay £45 million, Utd want £50 million
PSG want to sign him, willing to pay £45 million, Utd want £50 million
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Be much better if the Premier League clubs all agreed to have no dealings with Mino Raiola
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As Alex Ferguson soon discovered and did the necessary. UTD should repeat that. Get him out.Cirrus_Minor wrote: ↑Mon Jun 21, 2021 6:10 pmEvery close season Pogba has threatened to leave and this time to play out his contact. United have routinely capitulated and his salary has increased.
One greedy b@st@rd that we could all do without.
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Pretty sure Cavani is too. And Maguire. And Fred.
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Fantastic player but far from a world class player like pogba.
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Pogba isn't world class often enough though that's the thing.
He doesn't take a game by the scruff of the neck, he doesn't score many and many a game you wouldn't know he's on the pitch
You might have a hard on for him, but for Utd he's gash and they'd be better off without him.
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Sometimes he turns up and wins 3 points as he did at the Turf last season
Often hes anonymous
Often hes anonymous
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In your opinion he's not world class fair enough. Your the type of guy who thinks Pope is England's best keeper aren't you lol.GodIsADeeJay81 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 23, 2021 12:46 pmPogba isn't world class often enough though that's the thing.
He doesn't take a game by the scruff of the neck, he doesn't score many and many a game you wouldn't know he's on the pitch
You might have a hard on for him, but for Utd he's gash and they'd be better off without him.
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You're*
I think Pope was more than capable of challenging Pickford for the starting spot for the Euros before his injury.
Pickford however impressed me in the Euros and was excellent so deserves to retain his spot.
I'm not the only person who isn't impressed with Pogba and his inconsistencies for Utd, it's time he left, they won't miss him.
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I'm not interested what you think the fact is that united are offering him a contract. I wonder why when he's missing and not all that????GodIsADeeJay81 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 23, 2021 5:37 pmYou're*
I think Pope was more than capable of challenging Pickford for the starting spot for the Euros before his injury.
Pickford however impressed me in the Euros and was excellent so deserves to retain his spot.
I'm not the only person who isn't impressed with Pogba and his inconsistencies for Utd, it's time he left, they won't miss him.
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Good player but dosent apply himself regulary, two good games a season and coasts on his reputation, Mourinho had no time for him when he was winning things at United tellingly.
More interested in his haircut and Instagram than football.
If someone offered me £50m for him id snap their hands off.
More interested in his haircut and Instagram than football.
If someone offered me £50m for him id snap their hands off.
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Some days Top class, most days he's more interested in Instagram
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Footballers only play once or twice a week. I'm taking it your expecting him to have no life beyond kicking a ball?Vegas Claret wrote: ↑Fri Jul 23, 2021 7:34 pmSome days Top class, most days he's more interested in Instagram
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i'm saying exactly what I'm saying, sometimes he's brilliant, sometimes he puts more effort into his instagram. If I were a Man United fan I'd be very unhappy with his consistency in performance given the outlay. I don't give a rats ass what he does
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You clearly do if your analysing his performance on a pitch and his social life lol.Vegas Claret wrote: ↑Fri Jul 23, 2021 7:53 pmi'm saying exactly what I'm saying, sometimes he's brilliant, sometimes he puts more effort into his instagram. If I were a Man United fan I'd be very unhappy with his consistency in performance given the outlay. I don't give a rats ass what he does
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https://mobile.twitter.com/rioferdy5/st ... 5128058881
Sums it up perfectly can you imagine pogba not turning up for training dayum.
Sums it up perfectly can you imagine pogba not turning up for training dayum.
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Bosman has a lot to answer for. Especially for clubs like us