Jose Mourinho has questioned the bravery of certain members of his Manchester United squad. United breezed past Swansea 3-1 at the Liberty Stadium on Sunday, Paul Pogba volleying home the opener before Zlatan Ibrahimovic scored twice to end his six-game goalless run. Mike van der Hoorn grabbed a consolation for the hosts. Watch NOW TV Watch Sky Sports for just ￡6.99. No contract. Mourinhos side had a very experienced look to it as Michael Carrick and Phil Jones were handed their first Premier League starts of the season while Wayne Rooney and Ashley Young were also brought in. Chris Smalling, Luke Shaw and Henrikh Mkhitaryan were all missing from the United squad, with Mourinho revealing that Shaw informed him in the morning that he wasnt in condition to start the game. Mourinho told MUTV before the game in south Wales: Smalling doesnt feel that he can play 100 per cent with his pain. Luke Shaw told me this morning that he was not in the condition to play so we had to build a defensive line. Swansea 1-3 Manchester Utd After the match, without directly talking about individuals, Mourinho warned his squad that he only wants players that are willing to put their bodies on the line in his dressing room. There is a difference between the brave that will be there at any cost and the ones that a little pain can make a difference, Mourinho told Sky Sports.Great football people - great sportspeople - many, many times play without being 100 per cent. For the team you have to do anything - thats my way of saying. If one day I meet the big ones [players] of this club who have had great success - for sure, they are going to tell me that many times they put their bodies on the line even with pains everywhere. Jose Mourinho issued a warning to certain members of his United squad Its not just the players but its the people that surround the players. It will take time to change [the mentality] but with the help of players like Phil Jones, Michael Carrick and Wayne Rooney, it will be a possible mission.Mourinho used Jones as an example of the type of characters he wants at Manchester United.The defender was making his first senior appearance for United since January 2 after struggling with knee problems. Swansea manager Bob Bradley says there is a lot of work to be done after his sides 3-1 defeat to Manchester Utd at the Liberty Stadium I was really happy for the players who were willing to go inside and give everything, especially some of them who had doubtful condition, like Phil Jones, he said.He was a brave guy to be ready to play for 90 minutes after such a long period without even training.Ashley Young played in a position thats not even his position - they are just two names. I could also say Paul Pogba coming back from a painful situation. Im really happy with the performance. 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Brisbane Roars W-League stand-off has been resolved after the club backed down from a push to make players accept a 40 per cent pay cut.The about-face means the Roar womens team will play this season on the terms they agreed with former managing director Daniel Cobb, who offered increased deals this year just a few days before his two-month reign at the club came to an end.The resolution that has been achieved is a sensible one and the renewed investment across the womens program is encouraging for the entire sport, Professional Footballers Australia chief executive John Didiluca said in a statement.The matter reinforces the increasing focus on the W-League and the competitions critical importance to the entire industry.The revised contracts offered by new managing director Mark Kingsman were still a substantial increase compared with what Brisbane W-League players were earning last season, but less than what Cobb had given them.In light of recent advances in womens sport, the Roar were criticised for trying to scrap legally binding agreements - signed in good faith by players who already battle to make a living - for what amounted to just a $45,000 saving.Matilda Tameka Butt, who is playing overseas, was not among the squad of 15 W-League playyers unveiled by the Roar on Friday, but its believed she has been issued a new deal and has indicated a desire to play on with the Roar.ddddddddddddNew Zealand international Kirstie Yallop - who signed a contract under Cobb but was told it wouldnt be honoured and hasnt been issued a new one - also wasnt named, and her case may be pursued further by the PFA.Captain Claire Polkinghorne and fellow national representative Katrina Gorry have committed to Brisbane, along with reigning player of the year Angela Beard and two new imports in American midfielder Maddy Evans and Danish defender Nina Frausing-Pedersen.Its great that this group of committed footballers who love the club can now focus on the upcoming W-League campaign, coach Mel Andreatta said.The Roar take on Sydney FC in their W-League opener on Saturday, November 5, at Dunmore Park in Brisbane.Brisbane Roar W-League squad: Mackenzie Arnold, Angela Beard, Maddy Evans, Amy Chapman, Maili Forbes, Sunny Franco, Nina Frausing-Pedersen, Katrina Gorry, Summer OBrien, Clare Polkinghorne (capt), Brooke Spence, Allira Toby, Kaitlyn Torpey, Cortnee Vine, Georgina Worth. 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