Jose Mourinho ‘didn’t learn anything’ from Manchester United’s Champions League defeat to Valencia

Jose Mourinho ‘didn’t learn anything’ from Manchester United’s Champions League defeat to Valencia
Jose Mourinho once again hit out at his Manchester United players, saying he wasn’t “surprised” by the club’s 2-1 defeat to Valencia.The manager also claimed he “didn’t learn anything” from the game, asUnited missed the opportunity to top Group H – following Juventus’ surprise loss to Young Boys.3

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Mourinho says players like Paul Pogba didn’t take their chance against Valencia

Marcus Rashford came off the bench to score for United, but it proved to be a mere consolation on the night after Carlos Soler’s first-half effort was followed up by a calamitous own goal from Phil Jones.The Special One aimed another shot at his players after the game, insisting he “expects more” on what was another night to forget for the misfiring Red Devils.He said:I didnt learn anything from this game at all. Maybe you did (reporter), but not me.3

United were well beaten by their struggling La Liga opposition on Wednesday night

“Nothing that happened surprised me at all, I am not pleased.”Mourinho stressed that yet again his out-of-favour stars, includingPaul Pogba,that were given a run out against the La Liga strugglers had not taken their opportunity.He added: I expect more from my players, especially players that week in, week out, they ask why they dont play, why they dont start. “It was a good match to play, without any kind of pressure, in a competition that everyone likes to play in.”While admitting they only had themselves to blame after blowing the chance to finish winners of their group, Mourinho did stress that qualification to the last 16 represented “a success”He explained: Before the game I told the players that, if we win tonight and Juventus win, we did our job; if we dont win and Juventus doesnt win, we can blame ourselves.But finishing second in this group is a success and I dont think that finishing first or second apart from a couple of clubs who are clearly much better than the others [means that] the draw will be significantly different.”

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