Man Utd ‘didn’t look ready’ – but hurting Carrick remains calm

Manchester United faced a challenging day against Hull City as the home fans celebrated their first-ever top-flight win over the Red Devils. The stadium announcer announced that two trains back to Manchester had been cancelled, causing frustration among the away fans. Manchester United's fans, who had endured a tough day, were left to 'kick their heels' waiting for a train to return to the city.

Despite the lackluster performance, United striker Wayne Rooney acknowledged that the visitors did not create many chances and questioned their readiness for the tough match. However, former Newcastle striker Alan Shearer believed the issue was more about the team's fitness rather than their overall performance. Carrick's side, despite their defensive struggles, showed resilience and composure in the face of criticism.

Their captain, Bruno Fernandes, identified the need to press more aggressively and work on set-pieces. Carrick himself remained calm and focused, acknowledging that the defeat hurt but refusing to let it lead to chaos. With another newly promoted team, Ipswich, to face at Old Trafford next, Carrick remains confident and determined to improve.