Adamocovic wrote: » Don't mean this as disrespectful, but hindsight is a beautiful thing. It's easier now after a difficult two years with us to sit back and say nobody thought he was that great with Juventus and only showed some potential. I remember at the time of signing him most critics or sceptics were more or less shot down, pointing to his departure and Ferguson's comments as the main source of their concern or disapproval. Despite concerns being raised by a lot (myself included) about the difference in quality of the supporting cast in Juventus compared to here, to say that the majority of people did not view Pogba of being outstanding during his time at Juventus I would deem as false. Before joining us he was named in the Serie A team of the season for 3 consecutive seasons. He was a key part of that dominating Juventus side and was acknowledged for his performances by both official awards and public opinion.
Lord TSC wrote: » https://streamja.com/W6yA Matic getting into trouble
Adamocovic wrote: » I get the reservations, some people had them, but I don't get people spinning it to make out that overall we didn't rate him at being outstanding at the time and more so looked at him as a potentially great player.
bucketybuck wrote: » What hindsight?
bucketybuck wrote: » I don't think that is what anybody actually said. You can look at a great prospect and believe that as a prospect he has done brilliantly, but still have concerns about whether he can recreate that in a different environment or if he can take the next step. If he can go from prospect doing well to world class senior player doing well. You could state that Pogba done brilliantly as a young player for a huge club like Juventus, but also wonder how much of it was due to his support and question if he can move to another level again. They are not mutually exclusive.
Adamocovic wrote: » Then the replies came from people stating they didn't believe he was outstanding at Juventus and how the majority of people didn't, rather thought he was doing well for his age and had potential but wasn't consistent for Juventus or as big of as impact as their other midfielders.
beno619 wrote: » You're the only poster who has used the word majority.
Adamocovic wrote: » Don't know about that. Whole debate started after I made comment about Savic at Lazio and then added how Pogba was outstanding during his time at Juventus, which didn't translate to the team as we had thought. Then the replies came from people stating they didn't believe he was outstanding at Juventus and how the majority of people didn't, rather thought he was doing well for his age and had potential but wasn't consistent for Juventus or as big of as impact as their other midfielders.
Cantona's Collars wrote: » Brazil played this evening and within hours the press bring out the "Willian to United" stories.
Mitch Connor wrote: » I don't understand your beef here, to be honest. Willian is a player United have been linked with for ages - a big favourite of Jose and whom is a big fan of Jose (it seems). If Brazil had not been playing yesterday would you have had an issue with the links? I don't think we are going to sign him - looks like Chelsea will get Sarri in, and I reckon Willian is a player he'd like to keep, and I reckon Willian will be happy to stay at Chelsea and give it a chance under him - had Conte stayed (never gonna happen, imo) then Willian would have looked to move (again, imo)
Adamocovic wrote: » England tonight. Doubtful but fingers crossed Big Phil Jones gets himself on the pitch. England are actually dark horses I think this year. I know as Irish fans we aren't expected to want to see them do well and I get people will slate me for this but I hope they can do well considering we have players involved in the team. (More so than other teams) I get that people argue the media won't let up if they did somehow win but I could maybe live with that with the image of Phil Jones hoisting the trophy after a rocket volley to win it.
Cantona's Collars wrote: » Where in my post do I come across as having a beef against Willian? My point was how lazy journalism has become. A player previously linked to United is on TV and shortly after another story linking him to the club reappears.
astradave wrote: » Adamocovic wrote: » England tonight. Doubtful but fingers crossed Big Phil Jones gets himself on the pitch. England are actually dark horses I think this year. I know as Irish fans we aren't expected to want to see them do well and I get people will slate me for this but I hope they can do well considering we have players involved in the team. (More so than other teams) I get that people argue the media won't let up if they did somehow win but I could maybe live with that with the image of Phil Jones hoisting the trophy after a rocket volley to win it. Meh I hope they get dumped out and the players involved can go of on their hols and get back early to have a decent preseason. Would definitely put United before England anyways
paulbok wrote: » Apart for 2 maybe 3 players. They have a bang average team and squad compared to previous tournaments, so I don't see how they can be dark horses. And they are all forward playing, so they will struggle defensively. They should still get out of their group and may even get through the second round as they got a favourable group and draw. But after that they will come up against quality teams.
MagicIRL wrote: » What an interview with Big Rom.https://www.theplayerstribune.com/en-us/articles/romelu-lukaku-ive-got-some-things-to-say?utm_source=social&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=worldcup18&utm_term=Lukaku He's some boyo. Fair ****ing play to him.
jayo26 wrote: » Never forget seen this pic for the first time hahahafree upload image Imagine lining up against that as a kid.
Manchester United and Juventus have a meeting planned for Wednesday to try and get Darmian transfer over the line.