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This is who you are praising like he’s the best coach in the world.
“That bad” - mate, we conceded 6 goals in the first 3 games and we won 4/9 points.
Is this the Manchester United standard you all talk about?
When Amorim was honest and told you the truth, you wanted him gone, and now tou accept this bullshit.
You all deserve what’s happening now. Enjoy!
#MUFC
Wilcox & Berrada should pay all the compensation for Ten Hag, Amorim and Carrick from their own pocket.
🚨 JUST IN: The total package of compensation to bring in Mauricio Pochettino and his staff will be around £9M.
[@talkSPORT]
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At least we didn’t left the team 18th
#SurvivedCarrick
carrick - 17 wins in 34 games
amorim - 25 wins in 63 games
leaving with a 11% higher win percentage than jooben ✌️
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I’m curious to see if the glazers being Americans will impact that clause and they can skip it or reduce it?
Otherwise it’s another clause we have to pay for a coach + what they will pay to relieve Carrick - it’s too much money spent on coaches. #mufc
🚨 JUST IN:
Manchester United spent Tuesday IRONING out personal terms with Mauricio Pochettino’s representatives - no issues are anticipated - but they have YET to contact U.S. Soccer. #MUFC [@David_Ornstein]
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Michael Carrick should not but Ruben Amorim should?
Why is everyone defending Carrick but blaming other previous coaches? Just because he is a former player and legend? #mufc
OPINION: Michael Carrick should not be blamed for Man United chaos as boardroom issues outlined
talksport.com/football/46984…
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🚨 EXCLUSIVE: Manchester United finalising deal to appoint Mauricio Pochettino if ultimate decision made to replace Michael Carrick. 54yo lined up & terms being done with camp. #MUFC yet to contact US but straight-forward should plan proceed @TheAthleticFC nytimes.com/athletic/7767421…
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YESSSSSS, WE ARE FREE FROM THE MICHAEL CARRICK PENITENCIARY!!!
#mufc
🚨 EXCLUSIVE: Manchester United finalising deal to appoint Mauricio Pochettino if ultimate decision made to replace Michael Carrick. 54yo lined up & terms being done with camp. #MUFC yet to contact US but straight-forward should plan proceed @TheAthleticFC nytimes.com/athletic/7767421…
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Henry, you forgot to mention that he’s the man who coached United to the relegation zone 👍🏻
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 don’t 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 weren’t 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.
Carrick’s contribution to the history of Manchester United is substantial and his legacy secure – 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 Carrick’s 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. He’s 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
New manager, same Luke Shaw 🌯
🚨 JUST IN:
Luke Shaw is targeting a RETURN to action for Manchester United against Liverpool. #MUFC [@ChrisWheelerDM, @NathSalt1]
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The only problem is that … they are the problem 🥲
🚨 - BREAKING:
Jason Wilcox and Omar Berrada are expected to RETAIN Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s backing despite fierce scrutiny of their positions.
They still have Ratcliffe’s trust, and a change to their positions is considered UNLIKELY as things stand, with Ratcliffe placing his faith in the pair to navigate the club through its current troubles.
[@TelegraphDucker]
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How can you say Carrick was let down by the owner when with the same team he finished 3rd last season and now we are 18th?
He got a midfield upgrade (whether you like it or not), but when he was in charge of the pre season and managing 3 games a week, we can see how good he really is.
No other manager from that list, who started a fresh season, got the team sitting in the relegation zone - no other manager! This says everything about how good he is.
You need to be brainwashed to think it’s only the fault of the board that Carrick got this team in the relegation zone, being unable to win two games in premier league. #MUFC
Post SAF my order of merit would be:
Jose - trophies and league finish make him a no brainer.
ETH - his trophies against all odds get him second.
Ole - played exciting football at times, but was limited (esp in his comms) and the end felt inevitable.
LVG - I slept through most of his tenure bar the cup final.
Carrick - another let down by the board, but in the end he couldn’t stay. Turned last season around with an avg group of players.
Moyes - was let down by Woodward (who wasn’t?), but had a poor tenure.
Amorim - bottom of the pile. Inflexible, arrogant and any United manager who would insist on a 3-4-3 with our worst ever run deserves to be at the bottom.
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Funny how with Amorim it was his whole record that was taken into account by people wanting him sacked & not just the current season, but now with Carrick those wanting him sacked are ignoring last season and it’s all about the current season!
Make your minds up🙄
#MUFC #ManUtd
Amorim didn’t left the team in the relegation zone 🍾
#MUFC
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We are in no rush, we are Man United, casually siting on 18th, fans enjoying the game, Glazers getting their money - I would say everyone’s happy.
We also have the best in class, we definitely win the title in 2028 🍾 #MUFC
🚨 JUST IN: Manchester United’s bosses not rushing into a decision over Michael Carrick’s future.
The club’s hierarchy planning to fully re-evaluate their season so far and will assess their options during the international break.
Carrick and his staff are due back at Carrington on Tuesday.
[@DanyalHKhan, @RobDorsettSky]
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Can we add a manager to his staff, and Carrick to become assistant coach?
#MUFC
🔴📰 | One option on the table is to add to Michael Carrick’s coaching staff. [@alex_crook]
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He doesn’t have any shame.
We are 18th and he thinks he can still turn this around - pathetic.
#MUFC
