Graeme Souness Aims Yet Another Dig At Paul Pogba

Graeme Souness proved on Sunday that he just can't help himself as he once again used his column in the Times to criticise Paul Pogba, despite the Manchester United midfielder's obvious recent improvement.

There is no greater rivalry in football right now than the one between Graeme Souness and Paul Pogba, or at least a rivalry played out away from the pitch and on television and in newspaper columns.

How much this rivalry is a one way street you'll have to decide yourself because the Manchester United midfielder seems to be doing pretty well on the pitch right now, now matter what the Sky Sports pundit thinks of him.

Back in December when United lost 3-1 to Liverpool the World Cup winner couldn't even get on the pitch, with Jose Mourinho leaving him on the bench, but before today's return game he is arguably the inform player in Europe's top five leagues.

The former Juventus midfielder hasn't always been at his best at Old Trafford but freed from the bench and allowed to play a more attacking style under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer he is now showing it.

Souness though doesn't seem to care and once again, ahead of Sunday's game, he's criticised the 25 year old. Writing in his column for the Times the Scotsman said, "I was critical of Paul Pogba, in particular, but was I wrong? Look at the difference in him between then and now, and let's not get carried away either: he never got a kick against PSG, then showed his frustration by lunging at Dani Alves and being sent off."

The criticism hasn't gone down well on Twitter:

Souness criticised United players, including Pogba, for downing tools under Mourinho and the Frenchman isn't completely devoid of criticism.

However the 65 year old fails to listen to reason, having a go at the United midfielder for not doing what he's doing now previously even with the player himself saying he's been told to play a different way.

Will Pogba get the chance to finally shut Souness up on Sunday?