Carrick says players are hungry after defeats
Michael Carrick spoke at Carrington after two damaging defeats in a week, saying he had spoken with the players and that “the boys are hungry.”
Michael Carrick spoke at Carrington after two damaging defeats in a week, saying he had spoken with the players and that “the boys are hungry.”
GOAL reported that Manchester United made the November international break the key point in deciding Michael Carrick's future after talks at Carrington.
Michael Carrick and Bruno Fernandes held clear-the-air talks before Manchester United's trip to Chelsea, with reports saying Fernandes could return to the line-up.
After Manchester United decided to keep Michael Carrick, an unnamed player told BBC Sport the squad want to put it right ahead of Chelsea on Saturday.
Manchester United have decided Michael Carrick will remain in charge for the trip to Chelsea, with no timescale put on the arrangement.
Gary Neville said he was surprised but happy that Michael Carrick remained in charge of Manchester United ahead of the Chelsea match.
Michael Carrick is facing the sack after Manchester United's defeat to Bournemouth, with Eddie Howe in talks over the role amid a contract dispute.
Martin Keown said Manchester United should consider Antonio Conte if Michael Carrick is sacked after the 3-0 home loss to Bournemouth.