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“If Manchester United Win Every Game From Now, I Still Wouldn’t Be Giving Him the Job” - Roy Keane on Michael Carrick After Arsenal Win
Roy Keane doubts Michael Carrick's suitability for the permanent Manchester United role after managing only two games, despite an undefeated start and a key win over Arsenal.
- Roy Keane told Sky Sports he would not give Michael Carrick the job even if United win every remaining game, arguing two victories do not prove long-term credentials.
- Michael Carrick was appointed interim until the end of the season after Ruben Amorim was sacked earlier this month and began unbeaten with a Manchester derby win.
- Key moments included Lisandro Martinez's own goal at 29 minutes, Bryan Mbeumo equalising from a misplaced pass, and Matheus Cunha's 87th-minute winner for Manchester United's 3-2 victory at Emirates Stadium.
- Keane argued Manchester United need a manager like Thomas Tuchel or Carlo Ancelotti to win league titles, saying he would remain unconvinced by Michael Carrick even if they finish fourth.
- Carrick next faces Fulham at home in a week's time, with Gary Neville praising his recent impact while Micah Richards questioned if he should be made permanent.
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Rio Ferdinand makes 'disrespectful' accusation as Man Utd icon disagrees with Roy Keane - The Mirror
Michael Carrick's Manchester United future is dividing former players, with Rio Ferdinand and Roy Keane sharing differing opinions on whether the current head coach should stay on.
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“If Manchester United win every game from now, I still wouldn’t be giving him the job” - Roy Keane on Michael Carrick after Arsenal win
Roy Keane admitted that Manchester United looked like a transformed team under Michael Carrick but insisted that the former midfielder is not qualified to be handed the role of a permanent manager at
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