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3rd October 2018
03:46pm BST

"He's coming out in press conferences, he's constantly having a go at players, he's having a go at people above him because he's not getting what he wants. I think his mouth is out of control and he's embarrassing the club."Following 90 minutes of nothingness between United and Valencia, an encounter with the intensity of a testimonial match, Scholes had reached a breaking point.
The former England midfielder had another opportunity to criticise Mourinho's team and the manager's tactics. However, much like the game itself, Scholes appeared to think that doing so was ultimately pointless.
He admitted that the match was so boring, so devoid of quality and interest, that he simply ended up watching some of the other screens in the BT Sport studio.
Scholes claim is striking when one considers how compelling United's European matches once were.
https://twitter.com/btsportfootball/status/1047239457496338432
The number of shots against Mourinho on Tuesday night easily outnumbered the number of efforts his team had on goal in the game.
On Virgin Media Sport, Graeme Souness suggested that United are no better now than when Mourinho took charge in 2016.
https://twitter.com/VMSportIE/status/1047244061088907264
He also spoke about how United's traditions of attacking football don't fit with Mourinho's own principles on how the game should be played.
https://twitter.com/VMSportIE/status/1047241022189838338
https://twitter.com/VMSportIE/status/1047233763250524160
Back on BT Sport, Rio Ferdinand took issue with Mourinho's comments about United's defenders.
The former Chelsea boss effectively said that his side didn't string any patterns of play together during the match because their central defenders are not of the required standard to build from the back.
https://twitter.com/SquawkaNews/status/1047243881698484226
And, over on RTE, Liam Brady said that he doesn't see any future for Mourinho at Old Trafford.
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