👁️GoddamnShines 👁️

🚨Carrick against Bournemouth; “we will be very different today” and ended loosing 3:0 to Bournemouth. 🚨Carrick against Chelsea; “I see the players very hungry” but ended loosing 2:0 to Chelsea 🚨 Carrick against Roma; “I can’t wait for tomorrow night” Watch how United get trashed 4:0 against Roma.

🚨 Kobbie Mainoo on Carrick: “I'm very grateful to the boss for putting his trust in me as soon as he came in”. “I appreciate him putting that belief in me and giving me all these badges that he has, knowing he's a player who's been at this club, knows the history of this club and knows what it takes to win”. ❤️

Michael Carrick and Jonny Evans in conversation while watching on at training this morning 🗣️ #MUFC

One of the worst one was Sean Dyche who went on the Overlap podcast and was asked by Neville if he would take the United job. He said he would and would do a better job than Amorim, got the Forest job and was fired within a couple months.

🚨🗣️ @David_Ornstein to NBC on Michael Carrick: “They decided that he would be in charge for the next three games, that they were backing him to try to bring about an upturn and improve Manchester United's fortunes. “Now, some people might look at it and say, it's by default of there being no manager available that they want to go for, and, of course, we all know that if there was the dream target for Manchester United, they would probably go and get them. So the market is definitely a factor. “But also an important factor is that Manchester United wanted to stick with Michael Carrick. They decided, after a process earlier this year, to give him the job permanently, they felt he earned it, and, of course, the market was a factor then as well. But I don't think they were ready to ditch it just yet, especially given how spectacular a success he was in the first part of 2026. “They also looked at the reaction of the players back at Carrington, on the training ground, and they felt there was a realisation after they were booed off the pitch against Bournemouth, that they were determined to put this right, that they couldn't see off another manager immediately, and that it was them who had to sort this out. They couldn't hide behind him. And so they decided genuinely to move forward with Carrick and give him a chance. “They've not been speaking to other coaches directly behind his back, and they still believe that he can bring about this upturn in the next week, however tough it's looking at this point. So Michael Carrick got a stay of execution because they believe in him and they don't think he is the biggest problem here.” #MUFC

His Leverkusen era was shorter than a VAR check.