I still cannot fathom why morrison would consistantly skip training if he was happy, at potentially the biggest club in the world.
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Stretty, even you should be able to fathom this one out. It really isn't hard.
Well actually it could be any number of things.
comment by There'sOnlyOneReds (U1721)
posted 16 minutes ago
Pogba has been going through agents like wildfire already.
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Do you have a link for this or are you talking pooh again?
comment by Stretty - Captain Ozil (U3123)
posted 13 seconds ago
Well actually it could be any number of things.
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Yes it could.
But lets consider every other player bothers to turn up on time for training, what do you think Morrisons issues might be?
I think since the story of Morrison & Pogba being "unhappy" came about the press can smell a story, and the prospect of United's young players wanting to leave the club is brilliant fuel for the hacks to write their "Downfall of United" articles, which have been going on sice 1995
Out of interest, is Ravel on the 65k a week he 'demanded' from OT?
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30000 per week actually
Vidicschin - pogba has changed his agent twice, complicates things.
Morrison is on about £12k rising to £65k potentially on a number of things. I don't believe he demanded anything, clearly a story to cover their decision to sell him.
comment by Anderson The Samba Star (U1295)
posted 1 minute ago
Vidicschin - pogba has changed his agent twice, complicates things
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So, not quite like wild fire, that was earlier suggested.
I don't believe he demanded anything, clearly a story to cover their decision to sell him.
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Doesnt have to be literal. He clearly demanded more first team football (he's even claiming on Twitter that's why he left i.e. wanted to play - not that it was his choice to leave), but at the same time failed to turn up for training on numerous occasions, abused the coaching staff, and a number of other disciplinary issues, so given this sort of activity his demands to get promoted to the first team were unrealistic, and would have bigger ramifications for the management of the other players at the club.
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posted on 2/2/12
I still cannot fathom why morrison would consistantly skip training if he was happy, at potentially the biggest club in the world.
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Stretty, even you should be able to fathom this one out. It really isn't hard.
posted on 2/2/12
Well actually it could be any number of things.
posted on 2/2/12
comment by There'sOnlyOneReds (U1721)
posted 16 minutes ago
Pogba has been going through agents like wildfire already.
....................
Do you have a link for this or are you talking pooh again?
posted on 2/2/12
comment by Stretty - Captain Ozil (U3123)
posted 13 seconds ago
Well actually it could be any number of things.
...............
Yes it could.
But lets consider every other player bothers to turn up on time for training, what do you think Morrisons issues might be?
posted on 2/2/12
I think since the story of Morrison & Pogba being "unhappy" came about the press can smell a story, and the prospect of United's young players wanting to leave the club is brilliant fuel for the hacks to write their "Downfall of United" articles, which have been going on sice 1995
posted on 2/2/12
Out of interest, is Ravel on the 65k a week he 'demanded' from OT?
********************************
30000 per week actually
posted on 2/2/12
Vidicschin - pogba has changed his agent twice, complicates things.
Morrison is on about £12k rising to £65k potentially on a number of things. I don't believe he demanded anything, clearly a story to cover their decision to sell him.
posted on 2/2/12
comment by Anderson The Samba Star (U1295)
posted 1 minute ago
Vidicschin - pogba has changed his agent twice, complicates things
................
So, not quite like wild fire, that was earlier suggested.
posted on 2/2/12
I don't believe he demanded anything, clearly a story to cover their decision to sell him.
_________
Doesnt have to be literal. He clearly demanded more first team football (he's even claiming on Twitter that's why he left i.e. wanted to play - not that it was his choice to leave), but at the same time failed to turn up for training on numerous occasions, abused the coaching staff, and a number of other disciplinary issues, so given this sort of activity his demands to get promoted to the first team were unrealistic, and would have bigger ramifications for the management of the other players at the club.
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