@MURyan10_@carras16 Them idiots at United donโt realise the respect and admiration has gone up ten fold for Michael Carrick while thereโs has gone down even further. What a bunch of gutless tosserโs who couldnโt run a bun fight in a bakery.๐คก๐คก๐คก
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๐จ๐๏ธ Wayne Rooney on Manchester United and the calls for Michael Carrick to be sacked. ๐ด๐ฃ
"I have to be honest with you, I genuinely believe that some of the people celebrating the possibility of Michael Carrick being sacked don't understand the real problems at this football club.
How can anyone convince me that Carrick is the actual problem at Manchester United? How can we continue pointing fingers at managers when the same problems keep coming back regardless of who is in charge?
We've changed managers time and time again, yet the situation remains almost the same. At what point do we stop blaming the man in the dugout and start asking serious questions about the people responsible for running this football club?
You cannot keep bringing in new managers, expecting them to perform miracles with the same structural problems, and then act surprised when things don't work out.
Manchester United's problems are much deeper than one manager. There are issues with recruitment, leadership, planning and the overall direction of this club.
If we keep sacrificing managers without addressing the real problems, we'll find ourselves having this exact same conversation again in another few months.
At some point, the people at the top must take responsibility. Manchester United needs stability, proper leadership and a clear direction, not another managerial casualty."
It is a sad reflection of modern football that the man who cares most about Manchester United, who will loyally, diligently again go into Carrington today to try and tackle the mess, is the one being eased out by those gathering in Monaco and via a link to Florida who donโt truly have United in their heart. Those who are primarily responsible for the mess.
Michael Carrick will leave the club sooner or later but the club will never leave him. United mean too much to him. He gave everything for the team in 464 games. His son plays for their academy. Being United head coach is not simply a job for Carrick, it's an honour he feels deeply proud of.
The manager who last season masterminded home wins over Manchester City, Aston Villa and Liverpool and away triumphs at Arsenal, Chelsea and Brighton has undoubtedly made mistakes this season. Diogo Dalot at left-back, not bringing Shea Lacey on earlier, etc. The poor run, and tumble into the relegation positions, inevitably means his job is on the line.
It is possible to understand why Carrick should lose his job but also why others should be held accountable, too. The decision on Carrick would be more palatable if it werenโt being formulated and then executed by Omar Berrada, Jason Wilcox, Sir Jim Ratcliffe and the loathed Glazers. What good have they done to this great club? Debts and decline, holes in the roof and in the squad.
Carrickโs contribution to the history of Manchester United is substantial and his legacy secure โ winning five titles and taking responsibility for a penalty in the 2008 shootout that helped win the Champions League.
At the very least, Carrick deserves to be treated with far more respect than is currently being shown to a dignified, hard-working individual as the clock ticks down on his departure. His exit is being handled appallingly by the club. Red man walking. At least United fans are showing all the class their board lacks. The Stretford End sings Carrickโs name because they know he is not the real problem.
It will be no surprise in weeks to come to spot Carrick standing, hood up, with United fans at an away game. They will welcome him warmly. Heโs done it before, being a fan again. Carrick loves the club. He has ever since he was an apprentice at West Ham United, charged with keeping the away dressing-room tidy, and admiring how Alex Ferguson and his smartly-dressed collection of winners strode into the Boleyn Ground. They had an aura, and Carrick wanted to be part of that.
Carrick will leave the club physically, dismissed as much for the failings of underperforming players, those incompetents in charge of recruitment and the unpopular owners, as for his own undoubted mistakes. But Carrick will never leave United emotionally. It's sad that someone who cares so much will go, and those who don't care as much remain. #MUFC
@henrywinter Here bloody here.๐๐ป๐๐ป๐๐ป๐๐ป. Thatโs one of the the loveliest bits of prose on M.C I have read . We all know as reds itโs not Michael but the absolute shower of shits in the background who wouldnโt even have the bollucks to walk down the touch line as Michael has endured.