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 Badger11  Beckenham 29 Feb 24 12.19pm |
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Originally posted by Eaglehamster
The career of Paul Pogba ends in ignominy. IMO the most overrated, overpaid, arrogant prima donna ever to kick a ball. I expect he'll make a bit more lucre selling his story to the tabloids or get someone who can write to pen his autobiography. Will not be missed at all. Edited by Eaglehamster (29 Feb 2024 12.08pm) Agreed although I wonder why a four year ban. I am sure PL players have been treated more leniently. Is there a punishment standard across UEFA?
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Nicholas91  The Democratic Republic of Kent 29 Feb 24 12.30pm |
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Originally posted by EverybodyDannsNow
You can argue he's not achieved as much as he could have given his talent, but it's not a bad bloody career. 91 caps for France, world cup winner, 300 top level games for Juventus and United. The hate he attracts doesn't really make sense to me. Does for me EDN, as despite what others may say, I think he was an absolutely brilliant player. Pogba's inclusion in teams that won things, including a World Cup, are not coincidental for me and the flack he receives, I would suggest, still comes from a feeling from many that he could have achieved so much more. I'm not sure to what extent his 'antics' are reported proportionally to any other footballer, there is an expectation they'll all train perfectly, perform flawlessly and lead saintly lives, but the cartoon-esque picture of him that has been painted is certainly very far from the ideal image of what many will think Pogba 'could have been'. Come to think of it... that may have been your point
Now Zaha's got a bit of green grass ahead of him here... and finds Ambrose... not a bad effort!!!! |
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| EverybodyDannsNow SE19 29 Feb 24 12.40pm |
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Originally posted by Nicholas91
Does for me EDN, as despite what others may say, I think he was an absolutely brilliant player. Pogba's inclusion in teams that won things, including a World Cup, are not coincidental for me and the flack he receives, I would suggest, still comes from a feeling from many that he could have achieved so much more. I'm not sure to what extent his 'antics' are reported proportionally to any other footballer, there is an expectation they'll all train perfectly, perform flawlessly and lead saintly lives, but the cartoon-esque picture of him that has been painted is certainly very far from the ideal image of what many will think Pogba 'could have been'. Come to think of it... that may have been your point He was enormous in that World Cup win - the midfield 3 of him, Kante and Matuidi were absolutely crucial to the team's success. Yeah the second half of your post is broadly my point... he's his own personality and his own character, and just because that doesn't conform to how some expect a footballer to be, it doesn't make me hate him. Is he that different to Wilf as a character, for example? Maybe a bit more extroverted and a bit less aggressive, but there's similarities there... we all love Wilf.
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PalazioVecchio  south pole 29 Feb 24 6.17pm |
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i heard a statistic that 99% of footballers get divorced, shortly after retiring.
Kayla did Anfield & Old Trafford |
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