Mourinho uses Instagram to set an example for his players

José Mourinho does not stitch without a thread, that has been the case for years. Thus, the applause computer scientist who has dedicated to Ben Davies through his personal Instagram account may sound like a this is what I want In all rules. Ben Davies was summoned, as usual, by Wales for his commitments in this break that now concerns us. However, Robert Page, assistant coach and now head coach while the 'Giggs case' is being solved, has had to take his name off the list for having suffered “a significant injury” while playing for Tottenham last week.

So far, everything normal, but in the Tottenham publication in which he announced his discharge with Wales a prominent comment appeared among the cloud of interactions, that of José Mourinho. The Portuguese, very active in social networks, wanted to support his side, while acknowledging that in the victory against Aston Villa (2-0) he was not in the best of physical conditions. “When a footballer plays injured to help his team recover from two painful defeats, this can happen. One man, one team player.”, wrote the Portuguese at the same time that he accompanied the message with a emoji of approval.

It did not take long for the comment to gain prominence, quickly surpassing the 4,000 likes and exceeded 120 responses. The main protagonist of so many replicas? Gareth Bale. Fans spurs understood this appearance in the coach's networks as a veiled message to the rest of his players, highlighting the extreme above all, in clear allusion to the month of February, when this erased from a game against Everton.

Encrypted message?

Davies played injured, while the winger “surprised” Mourinho with his decision. Gareth posted a photo on Instagram in which it seemed that everything was going well, but the next day he said he did not feel well and asked for a scan, as the technician himself explained. “I have tried to be discreet, but I think it is time to be clear about what is happening”, he went on to say. Later he would acknowledge his mistake in placing him in the trigger, but recently he pointed to the players he did without in the aforementioned victory against Aston Villa. Bale was one of them. The message is clear.