Paul Pogba (182 Viewers)

How many minutes will he play for jj in 23-24 season?


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JCK

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JCK
May 11, 2004
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Bein sports just played a commercial of him raping an entire team and scoring with United. Then he turns around and winks. So whack and cringey. Bust.

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When he was a kid, everyone called him Pogba instead of Paul :shifty:

Great commercial, these things are amazing and we don't have a player like that. Not to forget his talent and how much he adds to our setup.
 

Ocelot

Midnight Marauder
Jul 13, 2013
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Bein sports just played a commercial of him raping an entire team and scoring with United. Then he turns around and winks. So whack and cringey. Bust.

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When he was a kid, everyone called him Pogba instead of Paul :shifty:

You know what I love about this commercial? For the Juve part, they just took some of the real footage of him destroying Napoli and making Inter fans cry. For United, they have to artificially simulate a goal :rofl:
 

Juve_fanatic

Second coolest member!
Apr 5, 2006
7,618
I didnt watch the game but i saw the match stats. It lookrd like Man Utd were shitnout of luck caude they had like 73% possesion and like 30 shots on goal, 11 of which were within the frame of the goal. Although i blame Mourinho for this bad Manchester. He has deteriorated so much since his Inter days. He has become somewhat mediocare and is really bad at player management.
 

Zacheryah

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Aug 29, 2010
42,251
You know what I love about this commercial? For the Juve part, they just took some of the real footage of him destroying Napoli and making Inter fans cry. For United, they have to artificially simulate a goal :rofl:
Nice :D

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He is a cherry and a cherry only works on a cake, not on a pile of shit
Marvellous way to describe it, a most perfect example
 

Fred

Senior Member
Oct 2, 2003
41,113
Man. We were so wrong about how good this guy actually is. Most overrated player in football. Been absolute rubbish for several months now between Euros and the first 2+ months of the season.

Do not miss him in the slightest.
He's been really poor, but he's hardly the first player to struggle in a new team. Doesn't excuse his performances one bit; all I'm saying is that we all know what he's capable of (you guys as Juve fans more than most), his ability and potential didn't suddenly disappear because he's having a few bad months.

That being said; I hope it lasts as long as possible :xfinger:
 

lgorTudor

Senior Member
Jan 15, 2015
32,951
Currently watching Atlanta Genoa, can easily see how Pogba would thrive in this football. There's that much more time on the ball, no Burnley style midfielders to snap at his shins, ankles, and heels. Sometimes forget how mad the PL is. Currently hope he's just adjusting (agree with those who'll counter that 90 million shouldn't need time to adjust).
 

Bianconero81

Ageing Veteran
Jan 26, 2009
40,174
He is definitely missed, but there are some interesting prospects currently plying their trade in Serie A that can help alleviate the pain of losing him. I miss Vidal more, of that there is no doubt!
 

Post Ironic

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Feb 9, 2013
42,253
He's been really poor, but he's hardly the first player to struggle in a new team. Doesn't excuse his performances one bit; all I'm saying is that we all know what he's capable of (you guys as Juve fans more than most), his ability and potential didn't suddenly disappear because he's having a few bad months.

That being said; I hope it lasts as long as possible :xfinger:
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I would say he's proving to be the ultimate "good times" player. He can be brilliant when his team is brilliant, but is piss poor when his team is not playing well. Now this isn't a huge knock on him as the vast majority of players are like this, however when looked at from the context of the most expensive player of all time it speaks volumes. A player (especially a vital cog in the midfield) should be the one digging in and driving his team forward out of those stretches of bad play.

All three of Marchisio, Vidal, and Pirlo were like this. They do so in different ways, each one of them, but they all elevate their games when Juve is/was going through rough patches of form and they all make their teammates perform better.

Pogba is the exact opposite. He is far too individualistic, especially when things go poorly, and while this is not a problem with a CF who bangs in goals, it is a big problem with a CM. He stops passing to certain teammates, as though he doesn't trust them, he throws little tantrums on the pitch, he dribbles a player or two and then gets dispossessed by the third instead of making an easy pass. When our team was looking terrible to start last season, and the same deal with ManU to start this season, Pogba does the exact opposite of being the leader on the pitch that elevates his game and those around him. He most often looks like he's playing his own little game, that has nothing to do with the rest of his teammates.

Until he learns how to step up during these rough patches, he'll never be anything close to a 100M player.
 

Zacheryah

Senior Member
Aug 29, 2010
42,251
I miss him every damn day and twice on matchdays.
Yeah, but imagine how he feels, looking at his situation

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I would say he's proving to be the ultimate "good times" player. He can be brilliant when his team is brilliant, but is piss poor when his team is not playing well. Now this isn't a huge knock on him as the vast majority of players are like this, however when looked at from the context of the most expensive player of all time it speaks volumes. A player (especially a vital cog in the midfield) should be the one digging in and driving his team forward out of those stretches of bad play.

All three of Marchisio, Vidal, and Pirlo were like this. They do so in different ways, each one of them, but they all elevate their games when Juve is/was going through rough patches of form and they all make their teammates perform better.

Pogba is the exact opposite. He is far too individualistic, especially when things go poorly, and while this is not a problem with a CF who bangs in goals, it is a big problem with a CM. He stops passing to certain teammates, as though he doesn't trust them, he throws little tantrums on the pitch, he dribbles a player or two and then gets dispossessed by the third instead of making an easy pass. When our team was looking terrible to start last season, and the same deal with ManU to start this season, Pogba does the exact opposite of being the leader on the pitch that elevates his game and those around him. He most often looks like he's playing his own little game, that has nothing to do with the rest of his teammates.

Until he learns how to step up during these rough patches, he'll never be anything close to a 100M player.
Thing is, if you got a team backed by wordclass team player such as Marchisio and whatever we put on RCM surrounded by all those hardworking players


What player can outperform Pogba's chance of deciding the game ? Who can add more to the perfect midfield ?


Verratti is about the only one i can think off. But he's also a supportive player
 
Mar 3, 2014
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Nah man, not even close. Even if I were to speak objectively, he's not all that. Vidal is where it's at. There is not a single midfielder that I would take over Vidal, like of all times, he's the best midfielder I've ever seen play. Putting in more tackles then Chiellini and putting in goals and assist left and right. His limping goal vs Chelsea :touched:

Pogba is barely an eight of the player Vidal is.

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Also I'd rather have a player like Marchisio ghosting and being useless for three quarters of his career and finally "discovering" his position :lol: then some overrated baboon with an ego to match the hype like Pogba.
Vidal despite all of his drunken escapades could play a game completely wasted and would never EVER do the "Pogba jog".
 

v1rtu4l

Senior Member
Mar 4, 2008
6,349
just watched a youtube video (in german) and then a tear ran down my cheek when i saw them dab

i miss him so much ... and we failed to replace paul properly ...

i mean we got a player in pjanic that is just as unreliable and i think we replaced pogba one for one in that category but pjanic does not dance and do things only 13 year old illiterate kids do in the hood.

oh pjanic if you just could take a gun to your head and shoot one half of your brain to pieces to properly replace our cash money hoe in the brain department as well...
 

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