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SENIOR UNITED OFFICIALS ARE BECOMING FRUSTRATED WITH MOURINHO'S BEHAVIOUR




Senior United officials are getting very angry at Mourinho's character in the past few weeks. This ban will be the third ban in the space of a month.

According to Sportsmail, United chief Woodward won't be taking any actions against Mourinho but other officials in the senior hierarchy are getting increasingly frustrated at his behaviour.

Earlier this month, he faced a £50,000 fine for comments against referee Anthony Taylor. Manchester United has had the worst Premier League start in 27 years. And as if that isn't enough, Mourinho is expected to respond to the charge latest by 6pm on Thursday. And if found guilty, is set to be banned for three games.

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