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It's not whether it's right or wrong. It's the way of the $#@!ing world. Obviously. And athletes and other celebrities know exactly what they are signing up for when pursuing this dream of being paid millions to do what they love. Especially, the flashy, attention-$#@! types like Pogba. It's pretty damn obvious their every move, and especially all the $#@! they post on social media is going to be jumped on by the media.
Feeling bad for them about this is just plain stupid
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As an aside, I don't feel bad at all. Juventus will be fine with or without this attention-$#@!. If he stays, good for him. If he goes, good for him. Go toil away in EL obscurity.
I have little respect or sympathy for people who use social media to garner every bit of attention they can and market themselves to the utmost, and then turn around and lament the media spotlight on their every move.
Don't $#@!ing be a social media retard if you don't want all that attention.