Paul Pogba (170 Viewers)

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


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Valerio.

Senior Member
Jul 5, 2014
5,755
i still don't understand our management.
If we wanted we could have forced 1 more year in Turin and then offload it to United.
Did we really need those money they're offering?
 

GordoDeCentral

Diez
Moderator
Apr 14, 2005
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Its ridicolous to think Pogba can simply be replaced by Pjanic, not only is skill level higher, but he is so damn complete as a player, which is why I said third, because his strenght, defensive ability and sheer powerful dynamicism is quality we will miss big time (his only weakness is mental aspect/tactical maturity). A soft physically weak technical playmaker isnt all it takes to replace him.
Pirlo was soft and physically weak, pogba was very skilled but his direct impact is seen mostly in scoring, which we will see also from pjanic in deadball situation. Pjanic is also a better assist man, as for the physicality I'm pretty sure we are getting someone
 

zizinho

Senior Member
Apr 14, 2013
51,816
Btw the reason he didn't move last summer was because his image rights issue wasn't settled, only normal for him to go for the big paycheck once that's taken care of, also let's not forget he paid ten mil for that, which is still a lot of money even for him
whats the story with his image rights?
 

DAiDEViL

Senior Member
Feb 21, 2015
64,604
Its ridicolous to think Pogba can simply be replaced by Pjanic, not only is skill level higher, but he is so damn complete as a player, which is why I said third, because his strenght, defensive ability and sheer powerful dynamicism is quality we will miss big time (his only weakness is mental aspect/tactical maturity). A soft physically weak technical playmaker isnt all it takes to replace him.
that's your opinion.

For me Pjanic easily replaces 70% of Pogba and that's good enough for me.
Higuain, Alves and whoever's gonna be the new CM will take care of the other 30%.
 

Marc

Softcore Juventino
Jul 14, 2006
21,649
To be honest, I count his goals at mostly 25% of what he contributes in total.
This is friggin worse, we are losing a 23 year old that has potential to become an all time great midfielder. Zidane was 24 when we got him and we sold him at his height at 29, Pogba isnt even at his height yet and could been amazing for us for so many years. Defenitely harder pill to swallow for me, and I say this in comparison to Zidane who is the most breaktaking player one could have the pleasure of seeing on a pitch.
He replaces a third of Pogba, the creativity/technical part, Pogba is so much more then that. Complete and utter beast.
Let it go bro, the void will be felt when the season kicks in, it is then they will realise what is missing in the matches.
Pjanic should have been the missing piece to a world-class midfield and CL glory, not a Pogba replacement to more or less keep the status quo. :cry:
Indeed, I dont care what anyone says, right now this is clear downgrade, no amount of sugarcoating will change that. We were supposed to add Pjanic to improve a midfield that lacked his type, not replace Pogba who Pjanic is nowhere close to.
:agree:
 
Jul 25, 2016
72
i dont think anyone would turn down a 3x higher salary, but im saying i doubt he will get it there
Some people might. And here's why.

I understand for normal people like me why it would be difficult to to turn down 3x higher salary, because it could change our lives. But what I don't understand is how does it matter if you earn $150,000 a week, or $400,000 a week, your lifestyle and standard of living is not going to be any different at all!
I would much rather earn $150,000 a week at a place where I can win more stuff than $400,000 a week because let's face it, what is it that I can't buy if I earn $150,000 a week that I can buy if I earn $400,000 a week?

There's no difference in lifestyle. I'll eat the same, live in a similar house, have similar holidays, drive the same cars and even fuck the same women.
I never understand footballers or any celebrities at that high level of earning who switch jobs for little more money since from an economics perspective, your lifestyle's improvements start to show diminishing returns.

There's nothing that Buffon won't enjoy or be able to afford that let's say someone like Messi or Ronaldo would be able to afford. After you earn around $70-80,000 a week, it's just numbers and has no impact on your standard of living when it starts going up from there.

Maybe it's just me?
 

Xperd

Allegrophobic Infidel
Jun 1, 2012
34,838
Pogba earns 4.5M net at the moment. No way United will give him 13.5M net salary, 7-8M tops, which is what he would get here if he extended his contract
Nope. They are offering him that kind of salary. Stop making it sound as if he isn't leaving for the money. He's getting superstar wages like Neymar, Bale and others.
 

zizinho

Senior Member
Apr 14, 2013
51,816
Some people might. And here's why.

I understand for normal people like me why it would be difficult to to turn down 3x higher salary, because it could change our lives. But what I don't understand is how does it matter if you earn $150,000 a week, or $400,000 a week, your lifestyle and standard of living is not going to be any different at all!
I would much rather earn $150,000 a week at a place where I can win more stuff than $400,000 a week because let's face it, what is it that I can't buy if I earn $150,000 a week that I can buy if I earn $400,000 a week?

There's no difference in lifestyle. I'll eat the same, live in a similar house, have similar holidays, drive the same cars and even fuck the same women.
I never understand footballers or any celebrities at that high level of earning who switch jobs for little more money since from an economics perspective, your lifestyle's improvements start to show diminishing returns.

There's nothing that Buffon won't enjoy or be able to afford that let's say someone like Messi or Ronaldo would be able to afford. After you earn around $70-80,000 a week, it's just numbers and has no impact on your standard of living when it starts going up from there.

Maybe it's just me?
people are greedy
 

zizinho

Senior Member
Apr 14, 2013
51,816
Nope. They are offering him that kind of salary. Stop making it sound as if he isn't leaving for the money. He's getting superstar wages like Neymar, Bale and others.
Bale gets 10M pounds before tax, so Pogba would be getting much more obviously. no idea how much Neymar gets after he extended, but Pogba will be 3rd highest paid player in the world, 4th depending on how high Neymars wages are. and that playing in a team that has Zlatan Ibrahimovic. nope, he wont get that much
 

NitK

Senior Member
Jul 22, 2008
1,909
Some people might. And here's why.

I understand for normal people like me why it would be difficult to to turn down 3x higher salary, because it could change our lives. But what I don't understand is how does it matter if you earn $150,000 a week, or $400,000 a week, your lifestyle and standard of living is not going to be any different at all!
I would much rather earn $150,000 a week at a place where I can win more stuff than $400,000 a week because let's face it, what is it that I can't buy if I earn $150,000 a week that I can buy if I earn $400,000 a week?

There's no difference in lifestyle. I'll eat the same, live in a similar house, have similar holidays, drive the same cars and even $#@! the same women.
I never understand footballers or any celebrities at that high level of earning who switch jobs for little more money since from an economics perspective, your lifestyle's improvements start to show diminishing returns.

There's nothing that Buffon won't enjoy or be able to afford that let's say someone like Messi or Ronaldo would be able to afford. After you earn around $70-80,000 a week, it's just numbers and has no impact on your standard of living when it starts going up from there.

Maybe it's just me?
It is just you.



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DAiDEViL

Senior Member
Feb 21, 2015
64,604
Some people might. And here's why.

I understand for normal people like me why it would be difficult to to turn down 3x higher salary, because it could change our lives. But what I don't understand is how does it matter if you earn $150,000 a week, or $400,000 a week, your lifestyle and standard of living is not going to be any different at all!
I would much rather earn $150,000 a week at a place where I can win more stuff than $400,000 a week because let's face it, what is it that I can't buy if I earn $150,000 a week that I can buy if I earn $400,000 a week?

There's no difference in lifestyle. I'll eat the same, live in a similar house, have similar holidays, drive the same cars and even fuck the same women.
I never understand footballers or any celebrities at that high level of earning who switch jobs for little more money since from an economics perspective, your lifestyle's improvements start to show diminishing returns.

There's nothing that Buffon won't enjoy or be able to afford that let's say someone like Messi or Ronaldo would be able to afford. After you earn around $70-80,000 a week, it's just numbers and has no impact on your standard of living when it starts going up from there.

Maybe it's just me?
:tup:
 

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