Carrick Not Worried by Scrutiny and Pressure at United
- Manchester United head coach Michael Carrick insists he is not close to losing his job despite the club sitting 13th in the Premier League after a disappointing start to the season.
- Following a 1-0 derby defeat to Manchester City on Sunday, the manager faced increased scrutiny after a 3-2 Carabao Cup exit against Brighton & Hove Albion on Wednesday.
- United spurned a 2-0 lead against Brighton, ending a 145-game unbeaten home run and marking the first collapse from two goals ahead in 50 years.
- Carrick accepted responsibility for the poor form, insisting recent setbacks are "not the end of the world" and refusing to classify the situation as a "catastrophe."
- Ahead of their fixture against Fulham on Sunday, United aims to improve while sitting eight points off the top of the table in a critical period.
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Manchester United have no intention of making a coaching shake-up in the near future and are firmly behind their head coach Michael Carrick. According to the authoritative publication The Athletic, the club is not currently looking for a possible replacement for the coach, as his position is considered completely stable, although his long-term future will invariably depend on the results achieved. If at some point the situation on the coaching b…
The Independent
The Independent (US)Why Michael Carrick’s Man United ISN’T Working
Man United have gone crashing out of the Carabao Cup in a 3-2 loss against Brighton, leaving them with just one domestic win to start the season. Adam Clery analyses what's going wrong at Old Trafford, asks if the blame can be placed on Michael Carrick, or whether the players have to shoulder more of the responsibility. Click here to become an ACFC member and get access to exclusive videos, members-only community, and discounted merch
Radio France Internationale
Man Utd misery puts Carrick under pressure, Spurs feeling the heat
At the top end of the table, Arsenal and Manchester City aim to maintain their perfect records going into the international break. AFP Sport looks at three talking points ahead of this weekend's action: Defiant Carrick confident of Man Utd revival #photo1 As Carrick trudged towards the tunnel at Old Trafford after Manchester United's demoralising collapse against Brighton, the rumble of discontent grew louder with each footstep. United had just …
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