I see how a lot of people are justifying Mourinho's comments about Paul Scholes but they are simply wrong. Pogba's criticism has been completely justified, since the last 3 games(not the game vs Everton) he hasn't played well, he is a really good technical player and a beast when he has the ball but he simply doesn't track back well enough and leaves it to Matic and it creates pressure on our defense, if anyone doubts it, see the last few games when the opposition had the ball and Pogba didn't bother to track back and defend against most of their attacks. He looked really lethargic without the ball, and the criticism by Scholes was justified based on the last few games. That's NOT to say that Pogba isn't our best technical player and he makes us tick when we have the ball, because he does all that. Just when we are playing with two players(Pogba and Matic) centrally it does gives the opposition lots of chances if one of them doesn't bother to do their defensive duties most of the times. That's why I do think Pogba is better suited in a Central Midfield of 3, because it lets him do what he likes to do(play with the ball) instead of playing without the ball.
Mou's comments are extremely degrading because I do not think Scholes is jealous that Pogba earns more money than him. If that were the case, Scholes could have moved to a club which paid him more and earned himself more money. In the present business of football, every football player looks for money and fame than just playing for a team(which is nothing wrong because playing football is their job and any person would go do a job that earns them more money). The likes of Scholes, Giggs, Neville are the the dying breed of players that never wanted the fame or money, and stuck with just one club and never put the club to ransom(Rooney?). Scholes is a legend at Manchester United, bigger than what Mourinho will ever be at our club and being himself and brutally honest, he isn't going to shy away from criticizing our players when they played bad and poorly. If Scholes wanted to be a corporate sellout(especially most of the Liverpool pundits)and just go on TV and just lie about the performances of a player then he wouldn't do commentary at all. The guy is just honest and sincere. Mourinho has the right to defend his players and protect them as much as he wants but his comments about Scholes are extremely disgraceful and below the belt attack.