Are you confused again? You do realize in damn near the same sentence you have defended Iker by saying he has no single authority, then gone on to say its his position as club's legendary captain to undermine his manager. Completely contradictory of course, I think you need to have a sit down and decide exactly what your point is, because right now you are all over the place.
"Mourinho has a peculiar relationship with his squad but this is really upping the stakes," he told Cadena SER.
"This was a show of power; he was wielding his authority on a club legend."
Mourinho claimed that the decision was due to the impression Adan had made on him, but the Argentine feels the former Chelsea boss was punishing the team.
"I imagine it was a technical decision, that he trusted a lot in Adan's ability, because it doesn't make sense to bring disciplinary decisions into the starting line-up," he added.
"If you do that, you punish the team. It was a big decision and I imagine he had thought about it for a long time, even though I don't know the true reasons behind it."
Simply a bit of friendly advice, no one likes to see people in their senior years behave without dignity.
Even more simply put, what facts? I haven't seen a single fact from you, now that you mention it. Then again I also haven't seen a consistent argument, you started with Iker being some irresistable, iconic figure who cannot be ignored, now he is just a player who has no authority who hasn't done anything.
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Proof is on the pitch. Watch the games, vs Valencia, City and others. So many goals you can put on his tally. Not even questionable.
Whether he has an agenda with Mourinho is another story. He was still poor on the pitch.
Iker is a class act and more to the point, the greatest winning goalkeeper currently playing on the planet...when not a substitute
Pepe was also poor this season(apart from the game against Sevilla, if I'm not mistaken) and yet there he is, continuing to play every minute(unlike Ramos or Casillas). So you can't say that only the performances on the pitch are influencing Mou when he takes these decisions. But like I said, he's the coach and he's allowed to do what he wants, even if that means benching a WC & 2 time European Cup holder.