Paul Pogba (54 Viewers)

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


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Buck Fuddy

Lara Chedraoui fanboy
May 22, 2009
10,636
Let’s not pretend that we know better than the player or club in this situation, if they took that decision for now is because that is the one makes the most sense for what is to come and what it’s being planned out, the worst already happened as in the injury took place so now after finding out that he will be back in less than 2months should be somewhat positive news given all the conflicting reports previously… just assuming always the most negative outcome is not going to solve anything.
I agree the worst already happened.

It happened when we signed him. :grin:
 

IlCapitano

Senior Member
Dec 16, 2012
5,614
For those who say Juve should have made contingency plans and not made Pogba their main signing but also signed someone else to be a reliable Pogba 'replacement' in case of injury - can you please tell me who that name is outside of splashing money on an SMS type player?

First of all - Juve wouldn't have been able to sign Pogba if he wasn't in decline at Utd and if he didn't have injury problems. He would've demanded double the salary and would've been able to choose any club in the world. It was a risk that had to be made because we needed a player like him.

Second of all - Juve does not have the money, space or appeal to sign a player who is 70-80% of Pogba at his best to sit on the bench in case Pogba gets injured. RM can do that, Juventus cannot. Many clubs won't be able to have a player better than Rabiot on their bench.

Third of all - what happened to all the Fagioli support? Many here blame Max for not trusting young players more but when a young player is positioned to be in a bigger role because of an injury like Pogba's then those same people are the first to say club didn't do well to make contingency plans, Fagioli is too young and too inexperienced for such a role etc. Make up your minds.
 

Cerval

Senior Member
Feb 20, 2016
26,829
For those who say Juve should have made contingency plans and not made Pogba their main signing but also signed someone else to be a reliable Pogba 'replacement' in case of injury - can you please tell me who that name is outside of splashing money on an SMS type player?

First of all - Juve wouldn't have been able to sign Pogba if he wasn't in decline at Utd and if he didn't have injury problems. He would've demanded double the salary and would've been able to choose any club in the world. It was a risk that had to be made because we needed a player like him.

Second of all - Juve does not have the money, space or appeal to sign a player who is 70-80% of Pogba at his best to sit on the bench in case Pogba gets injured. RM can do that, Juventus cannot. Many clubs won't be able to have a player better than Rabiot on their bench.

Third of all - what happened to all the Fagioli support? Many here blame Max for not trusting young players more but when a young player is positioned to be in a bigger role because of an injury like Pogba's then those same people are the first to say club didn't do well to make contingency plans, Fagioli is too young and too inexperienced for such a role etc. Make up your minds.
Lots of excuses here, for that reason I skimmed through
 

Scottish

Zebrastreifenpferd
Mar 13, 2011
7,884
When Utd bought this guy off us a huge part of the price tag was his marketability. How strong is he in that department these days? Do all the wee kids wanna be him still, or is he old news that way?
 

AFL_ITALIA

MAGISTERIAL
Jun 17, 2011
29,607
Roma’s injury record is just as bad.
We’ll see what the Olimpico pitch has to say about that.
We had the third highest injury count across the top 5 leagues through the first half of last season. We blow Roma out of the water here. Everyone, really. Serie A in general had the highest number of soft tissue injuries, of which we're clearly a big contributor. Hopefully the text won't be too small to read, adding this from my phone.

https://www.howdengroupholdings.com/news/2022/pr-22-03-23.html

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