Not sure if it’s worse for United if they keep Pogba, or let him go. For all his faults, he’s still their best player so losing him would undoubtedly weaken their squad. On the other hand, if he stays he could become an even more disruptive influence in the dressing room. It’s pretty much a win-win scenario.
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United thread 2019/20
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I thought it was Crustaceans.
It was, when Neil McCrab used to play for us; )
You're forgetting Murtaz Shellier and Kevin Clawlock.
BlueMoonRisin’
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Haha. Bet you've been racking your brain thinking of those two; )You're forgetting Murtaz Shellier and Kevin Clawlock.
Haha that his defensive stance to any question he cant answer!
“We’re Man United”
Sad fcuker.
NeilYoungIsBack
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Oh dear, just taken a peak at RagCafe and some of the thread titles don't make for cheerful reading:
"Thinking the unthinkable - not interested in football any more"
"There's nothing I like about this United team at all"
"Pogba is the epitome of the complete footballing coward" (locked - too many other Pogba threads apparently)
"United's biggest problem - our spoiled and overly entitled fan base"
"Thinking the unthinkable - not interested in football any more"
"There's nothing I like about this United team at all"
"Pogba is the epitome of the complete footballing coward" (locked - too many other Pogba threads apparently)
"United's biggest problem - our spoiled and overly entitled fan base"
Bluesince1979
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His nostalgic view of a United that no longer exists does them no favours. They need a manager who is looking to the future, not constantly harping on about the past.
Just spent 3 days away. 4 of us blues, 3 rags.
We do generally avoid football talk but we did get on to ‘Ole’.
The only reason they could come up with that he is the right manager for united is that, “He gets the club”.
I dont even know what that means, and they couldnt really explain either !!
I look forward to them finishing out of the top 6 next season. Thats my bet
Uncle Wally One Ball
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It would be like us having Paul Dickov as manager for the same reasons. Similar managerial expertise to be fairJust spent 3 days away. 4 of us blues, 3 rags.
We do generally avoid football talk but we did get on to ‘Ole’.
The only reason they could come up with that he is the right manager for united is that, “He gets the club”.
I dont even know what that means, and they couldnt really explain either !!
I look forward to them finishing out of the top 6 next season. Thats my bet
City_Sean
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His nostalgic view of a United that no longer exists does them no favours. They need a manager who is looking to the future, not constantly harping on about the past.
But that's exactly what Solskjaer was brought in for. He's an errand boy for the owner who want him to peddle this bullshit that United are still the world's biggest draw.
It's actually better than peak Moyes.
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