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Jose Mourinho is mocking Man City?

Jose Mourinho is mocking Man City for breaching multiples Premier League rules and set to be punished?

That’s the question asked when the former Man United appears to share a bizarre series of images on social media showing footballers who have cut holes in their socks.

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What did Jose Mourinho post?

‘The Special one’, yes that’s what Mourinho has been called for years, that’s why the Portuguese manager has never been shy away from attention during his years in management and has certainly caught the eye again with his latest Instagram activity.

Mourinho shares strange images of footballers with holes in their socks as the Roma boss has a pop at growing scissor-cutting trend in the professional game adopted by the likes of Jude Bellingham.

Is it some kind of superstitious act or just physically effective? But for sure, removing pieces of your socks appears to be a growing trend in the professional game as highlighted by Mourinho’s recent posts.

According to Daily Mail, the fabric reportedly cuts some of the blood flow to the calf, leading to cramp and discomfort, that’s something players don’t want to happen.

Roma manager Mourinho cryptically captioned his post ‘Beautiful socks for the Beautiful Game… Approved by the football authorities’.

The true meaning behind Mourinho’s post?

Fans online are offering numerous theories to unlock unlock the true meaning behind Mourinho’s words. 

Some even suggested that the 60-year-old tactician making a sly dig at Manchester City following charges made against them by the Premier League on Monday. 

The former Chelsea, Man United and Spurs manager was unhappy with Man City situation 2 years ago, as his rant about the spending power resurfaces.

In 2020, Man City successfully overturned the two-year ban from UEFA for breaking FFP rules. They were supposed to be eliminated from the competition, but then the fine was reduced from 30m euro to 10m euro only.

In 2020, Manchester City's two-year ban from the Champions League for breaking FFP rules was overturned and the fine was reduced from €30m to €10m.

This is what Jose Mourinho had to say at the time: pic.twitter.com/MFrY8Jl0c3

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It isn’t obvious whether Mourinho’s decision to post images is an ironic joke aimed at the strange looking kit adjustment or a disgruntled moan at players.