‘Not a catastrophe’ – Carrick dismisses Man Utd job fears
Manchester United boss Michael Carrick says it would be “ridiculous” to start thinking how long he has left in the job after “two or three” bad results. His side will visit Fulham on Sunday after an awful week. After United lost at home to a Manchester City side reduced to 10 men after 23 minutes, […]
Michael Carrick, the Manchester United boss, dismissed concerns about his future at the club following a string of poor results. Speaking ahead of the Fulham match, Carrick dismissed the idea that his tenure could be in jeopardy, stating that it was "ridiculous" to speculate on his future. Despite recent setbacks, including a loss to Manchester City and a shocking defeat against Brighton, Carrick remains focused on the upcoming fixtures.
He reiterated his dedication to the club and the expectations placed upon him, emphasizing that he is not motivated by the pressure or the criticism. Carrick acknowledged that the club's current performance has been subpar, but he emphasized the importance of learning from past mistakes and working towards improvement. Despite the noise surrounding United, Carrick maintains that the club is his ideal place to be, as it allows him to continue his passion for football and make a positive impact.
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