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Pogba stated he doesn't have a facebook or twitter right??
https://www.facebook.com/PaulPogba?fref=ts
Another fake pogba account posting my vid and getting my hopes up
Oh and btw, glad you liked the vid guys. Thanks for the kind remarks
https://www.facebook.com/PaulPogba?fref=ts
Another fake pogba account posting my vid and getting my hopes up
Oh and btw, glad you liked the vid guys. Thanks for the kind remarks
Pogba stated he doesn't have a facebook or twitter right??
https://www.facebook.com/PaulPogba?fref=ts
Another fake pogba account posting my vid and getting my hopes up
Oh and btw, glad you liked the vid guys. Thanks for the kind remarks
https://www.facebook.com/PaulPogba?fref=ts
Another fake pogba account posting my vid and getting my hopes up
Oh and btw, glad you liked the vid guys. Thanks for the kind remarks
You'll win some $
From zonalmarking.net's France-Spain analysis:
Xavi was seemingly not 100% fit, and didn’t have his usual influence – he dropped very deep into midfield to get away from Pogba, or made runs in support of Villa, but didn’t really influence the game in that 'number ten’ position, and Spain created little from that zone. Pogba, however, should be praised for his good defensive work – his positional discipline was as admirable as his power in the tackle.
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And from http://espnfc.com/blog/_/name/tacticsandanalysis/id/1116?cc=3888:
It's rare that a player sent off in a crucial qualifier has enhanced his international reputation, but that sums up how commanding Paul Pogba was for France this week -- first in a 3-1 win over Georgia, then in the narrow 1-0 defeat to Spain.
The dismissal was rather harsh. The first booking came following an aerial challenge with Xabi Alonso -- Pogba's feet were high, but primarily because of his tremendous leap. He showed his inexperience when collecting a second booking 90 seconds later for a foul on Xavi Hernandez, but Pogba insists it shouldn't have been a second yellow. "I hardly touched him," the Juventus midfielder insisted. "Yes, there was contact with his foot, but he started screaming and only then did the referee pull out the second yellow card." Once Pogba's suspension is served, he'll surely return to the side immediately.
Didier Deschamps, a holding midfielder himself, will have thoroughly enjoyed Pogba's display against Spain. Against the most renowned midfielders in the world, Pogba's positional sense was faultless and his tackling was -- until his red card -- calm and effective. Spain dominated possession, of course, but very few of their opportunities came from central positions in Pogba's zone -- they either hit the ball over the defence to Pedro Rodriguez and David Villa, or attacked through left-back Nacho Monreal's overlapping runs. With Yohan Cabaye and Blaise Matuidi scrapping ahead of him, Pogba helped nullify Spain's most talented players.
Like Kovacic, his positivity in possession was also striking, and this helped France counter-attack. Spain's pressing often scares opponents into panicked forward passes, but Pogba had the confidence to slalom past the likes of Xavi and Andres Iniesta.
Xavi was seemingly not 100% fit, and didn’t have his usual influence – he dropped very deep into midfield to get away from Pogba, or made runs in support of Villa, but didn’t really influence the game in that 'number ten’ position, and Spain created little from that zone. Pogba, however, should be praised for his good defensive work – his positional discipline was as admirable as his power in the tackle.
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And from http://espnfc.com/blog/_/name/tacticsandanalysis/id/1116?cc=3888:
It's rare that a player sent off in a crucial qualifier has enhanced his international reputation, but that sums up how commanding Paul Pogba was for France this week -- first in a 3-1 win over Georgia, then in the narrow 1-0 defeat to Spain.
The dismissal was rather harsh. The first booking came following an aerial challenge with Xabi Alonso -- Pogba's feet were high, but primarily because of his tremendous leap. He showed his inexperience when collecting a second booking 90 seconds later for a foul on Xavi Hernandez, but Pogba insists it shouldn't have been a second yellow. "I hardly touched him," the Juventus midfielder insisted. "Yes, there was contact with his foot, but he started screaming and only then did the referee pull out the second yellow card." Once Pogba's suspension is served, he'll surely return to the side immediately.
Didier Deschamps, a holding midfielder himself, will have thoroughly enjoyed Pogba's display against Spain. Against the most renowned midfielders in the world, Pogba's positional sense was faultless and his tackling was -- until his red card -- calm and effective. Spain dominated possession, of course, but very few of their opportunities came from central positions in Pogba's zone -- they either hit the ball over the defence to Pedro Rodriguez and David Villa, or attacked through left-back Nacho Monreal's overlapping runs. With Yohan Cabaye and Blaise Matuidi scrapping ahead of him, Pogba helped nullify Spain's most talented players.
Like Kovacic, his positivity in possession was also striking, and this helped France counter-attack. Spain's pressing often scares opponents into panicked forward passes, but Pogba had the confidence to slalom past the likes of Xavi and Andres Iniesta.
goddamit why the hell didn't I wait and put some of these spain highlights in my vid
If u know what I mean
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Just trolling there, dann10.
I'm a subscriber in ur Youtube account, it's nice to watch all the Juve's videos there but if I may suggest u need to be less often in making those videos. Because we keep watching many similar stuffs in different version of the same player again and again (for example in this pogba vid and the previous version), it gets a bit *honestly* boring sometimes. Videos of each main player for 2012/13 is a must and the one I'll be waiting for hehe
Maybe it just me but that what I think, anything else ur channel is quite good
