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[Redsbusby]

Meet Paul Pogba, Manchester United's emerging midfield talent who has a penchant for scoring screamers

By Laurie Whitwell | DailyMail
Last updated at 1:26 AM on 19th February 2011

There's real excitement brewing over at Old Trafford about Manchester United's emerging talent Paul Pogba, but the chances are you haven't heard of him.

A midfield dynamo who's been compared to such illustrious stars as Patrick Vieira and Abou Diaby, and he's developing a reputation for scoring the odd screamer too.

In fact, Pogba's made such an impression on United manager Sir Alex Ferguson that he could make his debut against Crawley from the bench tomorrow in the FA Cup on Saturday evening.

Want to know more? Here's Sportsmail's lowdown on the young midfield maestro...


Emerging talent: Pogba has impressed Ferguson enough to be considered for the Cup clash with Crawley

Who is Paul Pogba?

He’s a 17-year-old French footballer, born in the outskirts of Paris and has captained his country at under-16 level.
But why does his name ring a bell?

He was at the centre of a major wrangle when his former club Le Harve claimed in August 2009 that United had poached their star prospect illegally.

Video: With Fergie in the stands, Pogba scores from 30 yards


What did they say had been done?

The Ligue 2 club said they had a 'non-solicitation agreement’ which bound Pogba to committing to a contract once he had become eligible to do so under French employment law.

Le Harve’s president, Jean-Pierre Louvel, alleged the teenager’s parents were given £87,000 and a house if he signed for the then English champions.

What was United’s response?

The club argued that the pre-contract agreement Le Harve had with Pogba was worthless outside France with Sir Alex Ferguson saying United had behaved 'absolutely correctly'.

What happened in the end?

He officially signed in October 2009 and began playing for the under-18s but not until July 2010 did Le Harve put out a statement reading: 'Le Havre and Manchester United are satisfied to have reached an agreement regarding Paul Pogba's integration to the Manchester United squad.'

Video: Unstoppable - another Pogba screamer...


So what’s he like on the pitch?

He has been described as a cross between Patrick Vieira and Abou Diaby because of his power and dribbling skills. He has scored a couple of eye-catching goals for the reserves this season.

[renandez]

Buat pogba semoga bisa dimanfaatkan sebaik-baiknya saat ando cedera dgn meyakinkan opa SAF agar sering2 memainkan dia

[Sir Alsep Ferguson]

cocok banget kombinasi antara playmaker dan holding midfield....

memang menjanjikan nih youngster satu ini

[VaDLi]

cuman mo ngucapin

harusnya kemaren tapinya kelupaan

[fredrian.seven]

'New Vieira' continues to make waves at Old Trafford
Manchester United - Paul Pogba the next player off the Old Trafford production line
By Will Haine May 05, 2011 - givemefootball



As Manchester United set about winning the European Cup for the fourth time in their glittering history, the future stars of Old Trafford are already being bred to secure more high-profile silverware in the future.

One youngster currently earning his stripes in the famed youth system is Paul Pogba, a teenager FourFourTwo claims could be better than Arsenal legend Patrick Vieira.

The French midfielder seemingly has all the attributes to make his first team bow at Old Trafford next season; a languid stride, strong in the tackle, good in the air, a neat passer and an eye for goal.

The latter has been demonstrated to devastating effect this season for both the United under 18s and the Red Devils’ reserve side.

For the youth team, the 18-year-old fired in a quite stunning effort from the edge of the area against West Brom, before bettering that goal for the United second-string against their Portsmouth counterparts.

After the Pompey defenders failed to effectively clear a cross, Pogba latched onto the loose ball about 20 yeards from goal and curled an unstoppable right-footed striker over the helpless goalkeeper and just inside the left-hand post.

Not only was the goal enough to send his United teammates into raptures, but Old Trafford supremo Sir Alex Ferguson happened to be in the stands that night to cast a watchful eye over his prodigies.

As FourFourTwo points out, Pogba will have a further chance to impress the United boss by helping his side win the imminent FA Youth Cup final against Sheffield United – a competition the Frenchman has already played a starring role in.

With the likes of Ryan Giggs and Paul Scholes coming towards the end of their distinguished Old Trafford careers, Ferguson will be looking for the next crop of Academy graduates to turn themselves into the future United legends. And it looks like they might have found one in Pogba.

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Butuh pengalaman 1st team segera biar bakatnya makin terasah...

[theater of dream]

mmbotenn.. ... Ayo dong cepat gede dan berkembang biar ntar main di 1st team biar bsa ngehajar si balotelli..

[fredrian.seven]

Pogba lagi... kali ini dari fourfourtwo yang aku ambil dari redcafe.

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Have Manchester United uncovered their very own Patrick Vieira?
Thursday 05 May 2011 12:18



Down the years Sir Alex Ferguson's Manchester United have endured many a battle against a tall and powerful French midfielder. But now, Fergie's got one of his own.

Step forward Paul Pogba, a 18-year-old with all the qualities of a young Patrick Vieira, and arguably a few more. Having been plucked from near obscurity at Ligue 2's Le Harve, Pogba looks set for a bright future under Ferguson's tutelage.

The youngster arrived at Old Trafford in 2009, amid a spat with parent club Le Havre. The French side cried foul over the transfer, suggesting The Red Devils had broken a pre-contract agreement in signing elsewhere. United rallied, claiming that the agreement did not prevent clubs from outside France from signing the player. After nearly a year of wrangling the two clubs finally reached an agreement.

The exciting box-to-box midfielder made his debut for Manchester United's Under 18's in October of 2009, and it very quickly became apparent why Manchester United had fought so hard to push the transfer through, despite any possible damage it could do to their reputation. Pogba's powerful, energetic, yet stylish approach to the game make him a perfect fit for English football.

The first thing you notice about the Frenchman is his physique. Pogba is comfortably over six foot and boasts good upper body strength, and a long stride. Yet far from being a big languid unit in the middle of the park, he has a swagger in possession, and is not afraid to dribble, run at defenders or shoot from range.

It was the step up into United's Reserve team where that latter quality was really shown off, when he scored a notable screamer from all of 30 yards against Portsmouth Reserves. The goal impressed all watching, including Sir Alex Ferguson. It's a feat he's repeated a number of occasions, including at international level with France, for whom he is a current Under 19 international.

This season has been another of steady development for Pogba. He has been named in a number of first-team squads, and that will become a more regular occurrence if he continues to work hard at developing his game. The perfect way to show he's on track for a first-team role is to do what United do best - win trophies. Pogba is set to play a key role in the upcoming FA Youth Cup Final against Sheffield United, having previously turned in solid displays in the previous rounds, most notably against Chelsea in the semi-final.

Many fans and pundits have speculated that Ferguson may reshuffle his midfield this summer, introducing some fresh blood to act as competition to the likes of Darren Fletcher, Darron Gibson and Anderson. Paul Pogba will hope to be at the fore-front of those plans, as a new wave of impressive United youngsters make their push for the first-team.

[Redsbusby]

Originally Posted by fredrian.seven

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With the likes of Ryan Giggs and Paul Scholes coming towards the end of their distinguished Old Trafford careers, Ferguson will be looking for the next crop of Academy graduates to turn themselves into the future United legends. And it looks like they might have found one in Pogba.

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Wah ulasannya mantab nih...
Semoga cepet gede pogba....

Originally Posted by fredrian.seven

.......

What a goal!!

[World77]

pemain yang sangat layak dipertahankan, calon dirijen lapangan tengah MU...determinasinya sangat bagus...hot prospect buat United

---------- Post added at 09:17 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:16 PM ----------

Originally Posted by Redsbusby

Meet Paul Pogba, Manchester United's emerging midfield talent who has a penchant for scoring screamers

By Laurie Whitwell | DailyMail
Last updated at 1:26 AM on 19th February 2011

There's real excitement brewing over at Old Trafford about Manchester United's emerging talent Paul Pogba, but the chances are you haven't heard of him.

A midfield dynamo who's been compared to such illustrious stars as Patrick Vieira and Abou Diaby, and he's developing a reputation for scoring the odd screamer too.

In fact, Pogba's made such an impression on United manager Sir Alex Ferguson that he could make his debut against Crawley from the bench tomorrow in the FA Cup on Saturday evening.

Want to know more? Here's Sportsmail's lowdown on the young midfield maestro...


Emerging talent: Pogba has impressed Ferguson enough to be considered for the Cup clash with Crawley

Who is Paul Pogba?

He’s a 17-year-old French footballer, born in the outskirts of Paris and has captained his country at under-16 level.
But why does his name ring a bell?

He was at the centre of a major wrangle when his former club Le Harve claimed in August 2009 that United had poached their star prospect illegally.

Video: With Fergie in the stands, Pogba scores from 30 yards


What did they say had been done?

The Ligue 2 club said they had a 'non-solicitation agreement’ which bound Pogba to committing to a contract once he had become eligible to do so under French employment law.

Le Harve’s president, Jean-Pierre Louvel, alleged the teenager’s parents were given £87,000 and a house if he signed for the then English champions.

What was United’s response?

The club argued that the pre-contract agreement Le Harve had with Pogba was worthless outside France with Sir Alex Ferguson saying United had behaved 'absolutely correctly'.

What happened in the end?

He officially signed in October 2009 and began playing for the under-18s but not until July 2010 did Le Harve put out a statement reading: 'Le Havre and Manchester United are satisfied to have reached an agreement regarding Paul Pogba's integration to the Manchester United squad.'

Video: Unstoppable - another Pogba screamer...


So what’s he like on the pitch?

He has been described as a cross between Patrick Vieira and Abou Diaby because of his power and dribbling skills. He has scored a couple of eye-catching goals for the reserves this season.

goalnya sangat berkelas....

[Oom Panda]

United Star in the Making... How bout replacing Paul with Paul?? And for me he's ahead the likes of Gibson, Cleverley, and even Ando...