DOES POGBA HAS A HAND IN MOURINHO'S SACK?

Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba posted a tweet saying 'caption this' before deleting the message soon after

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Paul Pogba tweeted 'caption this' before deleted his tweetPaul Pogba tweeted 'caption this' before deleted his tweetPaul Pogba tweeted 'caption this' before deleted his tweet

A familiar conclusion to a rocky season

United's haul of 26 points after their first 17 Premier League games, is their worst tally in the top flight at this stage since 1990-91.

They are 11 points off the top four which would earn a Champions League qualification place.

Mourinho's sacking comes after a fall-out with £89m record signing Paul Pogba, who was an unused substitute for the defeat at Anfield on Sunday.

Following a 1-1 draw with Wolves, midfielder Pogba said he wanted United to be able to "attack, attack, attack" at home, which led Mourinho to say the France midfielder would no longer be the club's "second captain".

After Mourinho, who replaced Louis van Gaal in May 2016 and signed a contract extension in January, was sacked Pogba tweeted: "Caption this," with a knowing expression on his face, before deleting the social media post.

Former Manchester United defender Gary Neville replied: "You do one as well!"

In October, there were reports that Mourinho might be sacked prior to the home game against Newcastle, but after the team trailed 2-0, they turned it around to win 3-2 and seemingly buy the former Chelsea, Inter Milan and Real Madrid boss more time.

Mourinho's agent Jorge Mendes attempted to calm the storm earlier in December by taking the extraordinary step of issuing a statement to say Mourinho was "very happy" and "fully committed" to the club.

But despite reaching the Champions League last 16, where United will play Paris St-Germain, they have won just one of their past six games in the Premier League.

Mourinho's dismissal continues his run of never completing four consecutive seasons in charge of a club.



Only once has he made it into a fourth campaign, but he left Chelsea on 20 September 2007 during his first spell at Stamford Bridge.

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