POGBA HONOURED TO WEAR THE ARMBAND.
POGBA
HONOURED TO WEAR THE ARMBAND.
Paul Pogba spoke to MUTV after his excellent display
in Manchester United's 2-1 victory over Leicester City at Old Trafford.
The World Cup-winning midfielder was described as a
“monster” by manager Jose Mourinho after contributing so much on the back of
only a few days' work at the Aon Training Complex. He captained the team and
opened the scoring with a penalty, while also winning our Man-of-the-Match
award.
BEING
SKIPPER
“It's always a pleasure for me, an honour to wear
this armband. A lot of big players for story of the club [have had it]. It's
something great. To win today was most important. I scored a penalty, I'm very
happy and really happy we started with a win.”
IMPORTANCE
OF THE JOB
“It's not a role you have to do. I think with
everybody, all the players, all the team-mates, make you comfortable to wear
this and proud to wear this. Even like when Michael Carrick came to talk to me
and told me he wanted me to wear it because of the story of what I give to the
club, to the people, to the fans, to the young players in the Academy. Stuff
like that - they look up to me. I want to give back to them and always try my
best to be thankful to the fans and to my team-mates.”
TAKING
THE PENALTY
“The last time we had a penalty, I gave it to
Alexis, to him for his first game in the Premier League, or something like
that, to score the penalty. For me, it's not a problem to leave a penalty to
him. As long as we score and win the game, I'm happy.”
THE
THREE-MAN MIDFIELD
Andreas [Pereira] has been playing very well in
pre-season, I saw it, and Fred came in and did great. I saw the ability and
they're two great players. Andreas is younger but has the quality and the
personality to play in the Premier League. Fred came in and, for his first
game, did great. It's his first game and you know you have to adapt. It's not
easy. He's done a great job in the win today.
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