Paul Labile Pogba

[juliand_fergie]

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Manchester United hit back at Le Havre, claiming they did nothing wrong in signing of Pogba
dari: dailymail.co.uk

Manchester United have insisted they did nothing wrong in signing wonderkid Paul Pogba, despite the French club Le Havre claiming they acted 'lamentably' to bring the teenager to Old Trafford.

Jean-Pierre Louvel accused United of 'pillaging' Le Havre's youth system, while the club have issued an official statement expressing their anger at United's directors, and threatened to report the club to FIFA.

United have been accused of offering 'very large' sums to the player's parents as an inducement to break his trainee contract.
Paul Pogba

Paul Pogba in action for France U16's against Germany earlier this year


But United have insisted the signing was conducted entirely in accordance with FIFA and UEFA regulations, with a club spokesman calling Le Havre's claims 'nonsense'.

Meanwhile United are distancing themselves from reports that they are planning a £25m bid for Valencia winger David Silva, and a £40m bid for Spain star David Villa.

Manager Sir Alex Ferguson has previously said he is happy with the signings of Luis Antonio Valencia, Michael Owen and Gabriel Obertan this summer.

United will take on Valencia in a friendly on Wednesday night, as they prepare for next weekend's Community Shield clash with Chelsea.
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sumber berita: DAILYMAIL

[tothenator]

manteeeb dah...
moga2 ajah bersinar seperti bintang di langit

[D4V1D_YNC]

wew masih muda bgt yak....
mudah2an jd bomber utama united di masa depan....


kangen ama penerus class of 92 nih

[fredrian.seven]

Originally Posted by D4V1D_YNC

wew masih muda bgt yak....
mudah2an jd bomber utama united di masa depan....


kangen ama penerus class of 92 nih

Kok jadi bomber sih bro... Pogba kan DM. mungkin lebih tepat jadi penerus keano di MU. tongkrongannya mirip sama viera ya. moga2 aja memenuhi harapanku sebagai DM berkualitas (dah pernah aku posting).

[fred the red]

kalo liat dari PIC nya.. tinggi bgt yak.. ato pemain Jermannya yg bontet yaaa?

[tumpal_oneunited]

Iya tuh...keliatan tinggi si Paul Pogba nya...
Kalo ngucap nama Paul Pogba..rada2 mirip kalo lagi ngucap nama drogba...
hahahaahah.........

[K3nny_11]

Originally Posted by fred the red

kalo liat dari PIC nya.. tinggi bgt yak.. ato pemain Jermannya yg bontet yaaa?

itu di pic-ny para pemain lainnya ga ada yang berdiri tegak seyyyy.... ehehehehe... tapi kaykny seh memang tall bangett... punya potensi diatas 190 cm an tuhh... (bisa jadi malah udah )

[Jak_Ilcapitano_11]

waah setelah liat brita ini.. gw rasa org tuanya mnggabungkan 2 nama
Paul Young sama Viktor Ipkeba... Jadilah Paul Pokba hehehehe


anyway, mumpung doi masi bakalan di lempar ke reserve dl, dijejelin laah All bout Loyal to United
klo skill oke (scara diincer klub2 gede jg) yaah bolehlah buat ancang2 2011

[Supernan]

Wah shocking news jg neh guys, after celsit kena banned, skrg UNITED jg di investigasi transfer Pogba, moga2 ga terbukti bersalah ya.

EXCLUSIVE: Manchester United are put under FIFA spotlight for pursuit of Le Havre's Paul Pogba

By Matt Lawton
Chief Football Correspondent
Last updated at 11:59 PM on 03rd September 2009


Manchester United could be the next club hit with a transfer ban after being accused of snatching another young French star from his club.

FIFA are investigating allegations made by Le Havre that the Barclays Premier League champions offered cash to France Under 16 captain Paul Pogba to lure him to Old Trafford.

United argue that Pogba was not under contract with the French club when he signed for United in July. Le Havre claim otherwise and have lodged a complaint with FIFA.

A statement from Le Havre said: ‘United offered very high sums of money to the parents with the aim of obtaining the transfer of their son.

‘At a time when parties are speaking out against the “trading of minors”, Manchester United does not hesitate to uproot a 16-year-old kid.’

United deny the allegations. A club spokesman said: ‘It is complete nonsense. Everything has been done within FIFA guidelines.’

[Supernan]

Yoi, pihak klub sangat optimis , transfer Pogba tidak melanggar ketentuan FIFA.

United confident of avoiding Pogba punishment

By Soccernet staff

Manchester United are adamant their recent capture of French youngster Paul Pogba was conducted 'within UEFA guidelines' in the wake of Chelsea's shock transfer ban.


Under a FIFA punishment imposed on Thursday, Chelsea have been prevented from signing new players in the next two transfer windows, meaning they must wait until January 2011 to strengthen their squad.

The ban relates to the signing of Lens youngster Gael Kakuta in 2007 after FIFA ruled that Chelsea induced the player to break his contract with the French club. However, the London side have pledged to mount the 'strongest appeal possible' against the decision.

United's conduct in the signing of Pogba from Le Havre has also been scrutinised as the French club were furious to see the youth international move to Old Trafford during the summer, but the English champions are certain they have done nothing wrong.

"It is complete nonsense," a spokesman for United said. "Everything has been done within UEFA guidelines."

Le Havre managing director Alain Belsoeur is determined to fight United though, telling The Times: "We are still pursuing our case. It is a very serious case. We are confident that we'll win because it is in the best interests not just of our club but of sport.

"We spend 5 million euros [£4.3m] on our academy every year out of a turnover of 12 million euros [£10.5m]. It is a huge investment. We do that to give a chance to our players to develop for our first team, not to be an academy for others.

"What is the point of investing in an academy if the players leave at 16? This is clearly a message from FIFA to protect the education system.''