Paul Pogba has left Erik Ten Hag's Manchester United Camp and has returned to Juventus. But the talk around him is different. Just recently, Paul Pogba released a new documentary about himself. The Pogmentary, if you may. And well, it didn't quite get the kind of reception he would have hoped for. You see, the show may not have had a bad quality, but with an initial score of 1 out of 10, the documentary became the worst-rated show on IMDB.  

Surely, with the number of resources and time, he must have spent on its creation, this couldn't possibly be the worst film on the platform, and that score doesn't reflect its true quality. So why then did it receive such a bad rating? Well, the answer is quite short and simple. "Manchester United's fans". Yep, the fans of the club basically went to the website and tanked the scores.  

We all know he wasn't exactly their favourite player, but surely his time at United wasn't bad enough to make his video receive such hate. So what exactly made them so angry this time?   Well in this video we'll try to answer that question by pointing out the parts of the video that pushed them that far.   

So here are 5 reasons why Pogba's documentary became the worst-rated show on IMDB.