>Jose Mourinho has hit back at former Manchester United star Paul Scholes for his criticism of United's France midfielder Paul Pogba.
>Speaking after Saturday's 0-0 draw with Southampton, Scholes said: "He doesn't look like a player who will win you games - that's what you pay £90m for."
>"He is just strolling through games," said Scholes who won 11 league titles at Old Trafford.
>"Pogba doesn't look fit, I wonder whether he is training properly.
>"No-one in England should be getting near him, but he is being asked to do a role he is not comfortable in.
>"You have to say the manager has to take responsibility for that."
>Following the 2-0 win over Everton on Monday, United boss Mourinho said: "The only thing Scholes does is criticise.
>"Scholes will be in history as a phenomenal player. Not as a pundit."
>"Not everyone has to be phenomenal like he was. As a player he was phenomenal, but it doesn't mean we all have to be phenomenal.
>"Sometimes Pogba plays very well, sometimes he plays well and sometimes he doesn't play well. Pogba tries his best all the time.
>"It's not Paul's fault that he made much more money than Paul Scholes. It's not Paul Pogba's fault, it's just the way football is."
>And Mourinho added: "If Paul [Scholes] decides to be a manager one day, I wish that he can be 25% as successful as myself.
>"Fifty per cent is 12-and-a-half silverware, 25% is around six [trophies]. If he is 25% he will be quite happy."