Tottenham Hotspur boss Jose Mourinho responded to Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba's criticism of his man-management capabilities on Friday.
Maybe Ole wouldn't pick them, but it's not like he tosses them to the side as if they don't matter.
That is the distinction between Mourinho and Ole.
“Once upon a time, I had a wonderful friendship with Mourinho, and the next day you don't know what happened.
“That was the odd problem I had with Mourinho, which I can't describe because I don't know.
Okay, then.”
Pogba's remarks sparked a social media firestorm, and Mourinho was asked to reply after his team's 2-2 draw with Everton.
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The Pogba-Mourinho spat is the next chapter of a recent feud between Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur in the Premier League.
Only last week, following United's 3-1 victory over the London club, managers Solskjaer and Mourinho had a heated conversation.
At the post-match press conference, Solskjaer chastised Heung-min Son for collapsing after a minor challenge from Scott McTominay, which resulted in Edinson Cavani's goal being disallowed.
The Norwegian manager said that if his children did anything like this on the football field, he would not feed them.
Mourinho said his 'disappointment.'
“Sonny is very fortunate that his father is a better guy than Ole,” he said.
“Because as a parent, you must still feed your children, no matter what they do.”
During an interview with Sky Sports, Pogba commented on the feud between the two managers, saying that it was normal Mourinho behavior to divert attention away from the issue.
“We won the game, he lost the game, and he doesn't want to talk about the game; he wants to talk about someone's father, that's what he does,” he said.
“Everyone recognizes him; it's really Mourinho.”
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