It is a bit unfortunate to bring a strawman into your post. However, I will indulge you and respond to your post. Firstly, I have always been behind the managers, whether it was the Doc, Ron Atkinson, Sir Alex, David Moyes, LVG or even Jose Mourinho. It is the first thing that a supporter does. Secondly, I have seen both of Mourinhos' tenures at Chelsea, and also his stint at Real Madrid, and I saw enough to know that his attitude towards the players was shocking. I was against Mourinho right from the start and in spite of the couple of successes he had with us, that didn't really wash with me. His attitude was (you might agree with me or you might not, that is up to you to decide), well, if the team succeeds in bringing trophies home, then it is simply because of his "superior managerial skills." However, should the team perform badly, he will never accept the responsibility or the part he played i.e. it is the players fault, not mine.
Personally, I don't think Pogba had anything to do with Mourinho being sacked; far from it in fact. He tried his best to deliver the goods and the team wasn't really upto standard, or indeed, Paul Pogbas' own personal standards. I have seen Pogba berating his own teammates, and that is a good thing to see, it means he cares. This is the sort of passion we haven't seen since the likes of Wayne Rooney or Roy Keane. However, his passion is not in question, it is his "top level consistency." I asked the poster in question about the proof to show that Pogba is about all those who are currently playing and those who have recently retired. Yes, I give you that Pogba is top quality today, but to be compared to players who retired only a few years ago and who have a higher top level than anyone is silly.