@UtdForever7@ManUtd@premierleague The more I think about it, the more I think he’s perfectly suited to the board. Anyone who openly works to take someone else’s job before a dismissal doesn’t rate very highly in my opinion. I think he and the board will be perfect for eachother. I wish him well though.
@AliceTalksFooty But it’s ok, Wilcox is going to carry out a review of the teams performance. According to Sky. You just couldn’t make this nonsense up. I can do the review for them in less than a minute. Carrick has been done dirty and that’s all there is to it.
@markgoldbridge The problem here is, most of us have eyes and can see where the issues are. Carrick is not perfect, but the players are the issue for a lot of this… as you’ve been saying for years. Perhaps it is you trying to spin your narrative to suit your current opinion.
@SimplyUtd In situations like this he will be the scapegoat and probably dismissed. But he isn’t the root of the problem. Until that is dealt with it is pointless.
@MrTomMcDermott Do you not think it’s pointless changing a manager when the structure above remains?
I don’t believe Carrick chose those players that came in. They wouldn’t have been on his list. If this is how the club is operating that won’t change whoever comes in.
@AliceTalksFooty Carrick could have been the right choice. If the board had backed a manager who finished 3rd. If they had given him players he wanted. Not who Wilcox wanted. Carrick has to take responsibility, but the teams we put out should be good enough to win. The players are underperforming
@markgoldbridge This is the problem with having a director of football. The manager should have a say in the players he wants. I doubt very much any of those players were on Carrick’s list. It would be pointless to sack him. The same will happen again until this stupid role of DoF is gone.
@topeoyerinde@AnnemarieDray It was more of a tongue in cheek comment. I don’t think it was nerves at all. But I do have faith in Carrick to get it right. That, however, was a mess of a performance.
@FPLfrasier@SkySportsPL@TheAthleticFC@Telegraph You think the same Sky Sports, who give Roy Keane a platform to spew his nonsense, are going to hold anyone to account? I somehow don’t see it
@UtdArts1 I mean imagine. He’s been scrolling through inspirational quotes for hours trying to find one, feels all proud of himself, then posts it. Absolutely pathetic.