No that was directed against om.
Regarding Pogba I think some wanted him to leave (I'm reluctant to say most as much like you I don't know what the majority of our very large fanbase thinks) when it wasn't clear whether he was committed to the club. Now that he seems to be happier here with the club moving in a better direction isn't it understandable people want him to say? Whether people accept it or not he's one of the best midfielders in the world.
As far as Maguire, the fee is irrelevant. It's sunk cost, when saying whether a defender has had a good season or not it doesn't matter what their transfer fee is. Should we be saying Rashford is infinitely better than Martial because he was cheaper? of course not, a player's performance is judged against their peers no matter what price they were. Maguire is one of the best defenders in the league, up there with VVD and Laporte as the top three probably.
Rewind 9 months and if we polled Utd fans on here I'd say a big majority had enough of him and wanted him gone. As for the it being understandable that people want him to now stay, my opinion would be no (which I'll explain below) but that's not the point I was making. Pogba kind of sums up Utd over the last few years, he's either hot or he's cold - one minute he's playing well and everything looks great, the next minute he's either not playing (for one reason or another) or casually wondering around the pitch and people are screaming abuse at him. He's one of the most talented midfielders in the world, he's not consistely performed as one of the best in the world though.
The point about the fee for Maguire is not that he's better or worse than a cheaper player but what you expect from him and why he will attract more criticism than somebody signed for £25m. In the same way your expectations over the quality of food you get when going to a top end restaurant will be different than going to McDonalds. Utd paid 3 star michelin money for Maguire and have got Harvester quality performances. He's done alright but Utd didn't spend £85m for alright, they spent it expecting world class performances. It's the same with Pogba btw.
And why I don't understand the Pogba situation, it's because I've no doubt that he doesn't want to be at the club. He's asked to leave for 2 summers running. Having not got his move he's then picked up an injury that was meant to keep him out for a few days and despite being able to pull off all sorts of dance moves at his brothers wedding, he didn't feature for Utd months. He then comes back and shortly after, he not Utd, decides that he needs surgery. Before we get to the "you think he was faking it" question, no I don't. I'm sure he had a minor injury but I'm equally sure that had he wanted to be at Utd, he'd have been playing on with it and or back a hell of a lot sooner than he was, just like we see countless other players do. The fact that Ole came out and told the press that Pogba took the decision to have surgery and not the club, when he knew it would cause massive speculation and controversy, tells you all you need to know. He might look like a competition winner but he's not stupid. You then have all the comments from his agent, which of course Pogba would have known about and allowed to go out.
Pre covid Pogba was leaving Utd this summer. The only reason he's staying is because there's no market for him anymore. Real, PSG or Juve couldn't justify signing him last summer when they were throwing money around but with budgets slashed, there's no prospect of him leaving unless Utd accepted a ridiculously low bid which they obviously won't. I would be stunned if at some point next season we're not talking about Pogba leaving Utd again.