Asking a bit much of him aren’t you guys.
Another day, another poor piece of Paul Pogba punditry.
Ahead of the Manchester derby, Sky Sports assembled a Holy Trinity of Red Nev, Graeme Souness and Roy Keane, tacking Joe Hart on for, I guess, balance.
During the pre-match hype, Keane eviscerated Pogba. He said: “I wouldn’t believe a word he says. No meaning behind it. I don’t even think he believed what he was saying there. He’s a big problem.
"There are too many bluffers at this club to get United back to the very top"#MUNMCI #ManchesterDerby https://t.co/IQ4PjHBanb
— SportsJOE (@SportsJOEdotie) April 24, 2019
“These are the players that threw Mourinho under the bus. They’ll do the same to Ole. Leopards don’t change their spots. There are too many bluffers at this club to get Man United back to the top.”
"These are the same players that threw Mourinho under the bus and they'll do exactly the same to Ole." 😳
Roy Keane doesn't hold back when assessing @ManUtd's current state…😈
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More of the same. Souness-like in his analysis.
It was, however, alternative comments from the comms team that will raise more eyebrows, demanding United’s midfielder age three months faster than teammate Jesse Lingard and begin to show some bloody leadership. Act your age Paul, even if it is three months younger than Jesse.
Souness said Lingard needed “senior” players “to look up to”. Keane criticised Pogba for not taking that leader’s role. Gary Neville agreed.
None of them apparently aware of the birthdates of either player.
Sky Sports' pundits have just urged senior players like Paul Pogba (born 15 March 1993) to provide a better example for younger players like Jesse Lingard (born 15 December 1992)…. pic.twitter.com/RemPRSlUBE
— FootballJOE (@FootballJOE) April 24, 2019
