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Jose Mourinho has insisted he does not care about the criticism levelled towards him by Paul Scholes before Manchester United’s 0-0 draw with Valencia in the Champions League.
The former Man United midfielder launched a scathing tirade of anger towards Mourinho before the game, noting he was surprised he was still in a job after Saturday’s draw with West Ham United.
Paul Scholes doesn’t hold back on Jose Mourinho. "I think he's embarrassing the club." #mufc [BT] pic.twitter.com/BnNw5za0VJ
— United Xtra (@utdxtra) October 2, 2018
Speaking after the game, Mourinho – having done so before – did not express an interest in picking a fight with Scholes.
Mourinho on Paul Scholes' criticism: 'Honestly, I'm not interested. Freedom of speech, free country, you can say what you want.' #mufc
— Samuel Luckhurst (@samuelluckhurst) October 2, 2018
The 55-year-old would have been on the team coach when Scholes launched his harangue, and you can be sure that the bus – once again delayed in true post-Fergie era fashion – was playing BT Sport, with Mourinho closely watching, storing the words of Scholes in his head.
What Scholes said was absolutely right. Mourinho, for some time, has pointed the finger at everyone but himself, creating imaginary enemies and making plenty of real ones.
Scholes uses the words ’embarrassing’ to depict United’s situation. And that is not wrong. A better word, though, would be ‘toxic’.
The whole game – before, after and during – felt impregnated with toxicity, of fatalism, of sheer deflation among supporters and players alike. It is a sad time to be a United supporter.
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| Article Name | Jose Mourinho responds to Paul Scholes' criticism before Valencia draw |
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| Author Name | Candyboy |
| Published On | October 02, 2018 |
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