Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho called for his players to play for "the crest" before their Champions League stalemate with Valencia.
In tonight's match programme notes, Mourinho listed his 'golden rules' as he attempted to reassert his authority in a tense dressing room.
"All my life I have followed certain golden rules. One of them is that a team can lose matches - that is just a part of football - but the team must never, ever lost its dignity," Mourinho wrote. "The team must fight, work, compete, win duels, be humble, and then at the end of the game every player must be exhausted because of the hard work they have given for the club, the fans and for each other'.
"That leads to another pair of golden rules which must be followed: The team is always more important than the individual, and the crest on the chest is more important than the name on the back of the shirt.
"This is me. This is how I work. This is what I ask of my team, my group, my club."