| That's Carrick done now, no way back (n/t) 14:45 - Oct 25 with 3428 views | CrockerITFC |
Time for Roy Keane to step up and steer Man Utd to the Championship [Post edited 25 Oct 14:53]
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| That's Carrick done now, no way back (n/t) on 14:49 - Oct 25 with 2290 views | pingu67 |
Yeah I can't see anyway in which he can survive this |  | | |
| That's Carrick done now, no way back (n/t) on 15:22 - Oct 25 with 2176 views | BlueBadger |
Come on now, United are an ambitious club. Famous Roy could easily steer them into League One at least. |  |
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| That's Carrick done now, no way back (n/t) on 15:29 - Oct 25 with 2145 views | StochesStotasBlewe |
| That's Carrick done now, no way back (n/t) on 15:22 - Oct 25 by BlueBadger |
Come on now, United are an ambitious club. Famous Roy could easily steer them into League One at least. |
I would literally laugh my tits off if K***e gets the Manure job. |  |
| We have no village green, or a shop.
It's very, very quiet.
I can walk to the pub. |
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| That's Carrick done now, no way back (n/t) on 15:35 - Oct 25 with 2115 views | hoppy |
Especially now at 0-3 down. |  |
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| That's Carrick done now, no way back (n/t) on 15:38 - Oct 25 with 2093 views | StochesStotasBlewe |
| That's Carrick done now, no way back (n/t) on 15:22 - Oct 25 by BlueBadger |
Come on now, United are an ambitious club. Famous Roy could easily steer them into League One at least. |
It’s going to be Conte though, which is a shame, as he will turn things around short term. | |
| We have no village green, or a shop.
It's very, very quiet.
I can walk to the pub. |
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| That's Carrick done now, no way back (n/t) on 15:40 - Oct 25 with 2081 views | skinnybob72 |
Could be an interesting Championship next season with Man City and Man Utd in it - and some other local derbies against Bolton and maybe Stockport. | | | |
| That's Carrick done now, no way back (n/t) on 15:41 - Oct 25 with 2076 views | BlueandTruesince82 |
Nope, you cant come back from that. Much as I think he is a huge part of the problem and he was well out of order, you csnt drop your captain, conceded 3 to Bournemouth and expect to keep your job.
Like Guillit dropping Shearer (and a couple of others).
I think we could see 2 sackings this week, Sage must be close now |  |
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| That's Carrick done now, no way back (n/t) on 15:42 - Oct 25 with 2056 views | pointofblue |
| That's Carrick done now, no way back (n/t) on 15:40 - Oct 25 by skinnybob72 |
Could be an interesting Championship next season with Man City and Man Utd in it - and some other local derbies against Bolton and maybe Stockport. |
United will sack their manager, a new guy will come in and turn them around so they survive, only to be in the same position next year. Until they overhaul their playing squad history will keep repeating itself. | |
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| That's Carrick done now, no way back (n/t) on 15:56 - Oct 25 with 1988 views | franz_tyson |
How does the world's biggest club keep on f#cking up?
Just shows what a great job Fergie did.
Absolute sh#tshow. One billion in debt and f#ck all to show for it. | | | |
| That's Carrick done now, no way back (n/t) on 15:56 - Oct 25 with 1985 views | GlasgowBlue |
Fans all singing Carrick's name at the end. Then booing Bruno and the other players once Carrick had left the pitch. [Post edited 26 Oct 12:07]
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| That's Carrick done now, no way back (n/t) on 16:35 - Oct 25 with 1826 views | davblue |
| That's Carrick done now, no way back (n/t) on 15:38 - Oct 25 by StochesStotasBlewe |
It’s going to be Conte though, which is a shame, as he will turn things around short term. |
I can’t see that logically, but they are in a mess so it might happen. Playing Style wise, he’s abrasive, they’ve shown they won’t put up with that when Amorim called them out. |  | | |
| That's Carrick done now, no way back (n/t) on 16:36 - Oct 25 with 1825 views | Metal_Hacker |
As much as I have no love affinity or interest in United , watching and listening to Michael Carrick recently makes me feel awful
Ok the bloke put his hand up for the job after doing a half decent job or so it seemed towards the end of last season.
Seeing the guy now literally broken is horrible to see.
Regardless of whatever field we work in , seeing someone suffering the way he is now is pretty crap
For his own mental health he needs to step down [Post edited 25 Oct 16:37]
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| That's Carrick done now, no way back (n/t) on 16:49 - Oct 25 with 1736 views | Cheltenham_Blue |
| That's Carrick done now, no way back (n/t) on 16:36 - Oct 25 by Metal_Hacker |
As much as I have no love affinity or interest in United , watching and listening to Michael Carrick recently makes me feel awful
Ok the bloke put his hand up for the job after doing a half decent job or so it seemed towards the end of last season.
Seeing the guy now literally broken is horrible to see.
Regardless of whatever field we work in , seeing someone suffering the way he is now is pretty crap
For his own mental health he needs to step down [Post edited 25 Oct 16:37]
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Didn't look great in his post match. Looked visibly upset.
Man Ure have developed into a club where the players outrank the manager. No fan of theirs but shocking to see really. |  |
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| That's Carrick done now, no way back (n/t) on 16:55 - Oct 25 with 1704 views | Cheltenham_Blue |
| That's Carrick done now, no way back (n/t) on 15:42 - Oct 25 by pointofblue |
United will sack their manager, a new guy will come in and turn them around so they survive, only to be in the same position next year. Until they overhaul their playing squad history will keep repeating itself. |
I'd make Fernandez available in January, and not start him again. He's another, like Ronaldo, as per ETH's description that thinks he's bigger than the club.
Some rotten apples in there for sure. | |
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| That's Carrick done now, no way back (n/t) on 17:02 - Oct 25 with 1665 views | Metal_Hacker |
| That's Carrick done now, no way back (n/t) on 16:49 - Oct 25 by Cheltenham_Blue |
Didn't look great in his post match. Looked visibly upset.
Man Ure have developed into a club where the players outrank the manager. No fan of theirs but shocking to see really. |
No amount of money is worth how bad he looks | |
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| That's Carrick done now, no way back (n/t) on 17:10 - Oct 25 with 1627 views | BlueandTruesince82 |
| That's Carrick done now, no way back (n/t) on 16:55 - Oct 25 by Cheltenham_Blue |
I'd make Fernandez available in January, and not start him again. He's another, like Ronaldo, as per ETH's description that thinks he's bigger than the club.
Some rotten apples in there for sure. |
90% of the squad needs to go. He looks good in a winning team but hasnt the fight for a struggling one, he only shows up when they're winning.
We were unlucky, we got the one game this year where he had the bit between his teeth, between that, a slip and a handball we got fully done. Its literally the only game he's shown up in. | |
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| That's Carrick done now, no way back (n/t) on 18:13 - Oct 25 with 1485 views | J2BLUE |
Wouldn't surprise me at all if he's still there at Christmas.
The board are under fire. The fans are singing Carrick's name. I really can't see what good it would do getting rid of Carrick right now. Their next six games are all tough.
The easiest option would seem to be to give him until January and hope he turns it around then back him in Jan or if he doesn't turn it around, sack him and bring in someone else who has a month to bring in 3-4 of their own players. |  | | |
| That's Carrick done now, no way back (n/t) on 18:31 - Oct 25 with 1424 views | Radlett_blue |
| That's Carrick done now, no way back (n/t) on 16:36 - Oct 25 by Metal_Hacker |
As much as I have no love affinity or interest in United , watching and listening to Michael Carrick recently makes me feel awful
Ok the bloke put his hand up for the job after doing a half decent job or so it seemed towards the end of last season.
Seeing the guy now literally broken is horrible to see.
Regardless of whatever field we work in , seeing someone suffering the way he is now is pretty crap
For his own mental health he needs to step down [Post edited 25 Oct 16:37]
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Being a football manager is a stressful job. Carrick gets paid over £100k a WEEK. He can resign if he wants, but I don't have to feel sorry for him. |  |
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| That's Carrick done now, no way back (n/t) on 18:33 - Oct 25 with 1419 views | hoppy |
| That's Carrick done now, no way back (n/t) on 16:55 - Oct 25 by Cheltenham_Blue |
I'd make Fernandez available in January, and not start him again. He's another, like Ronaldo, as per ETH's description that thinks he's bigger than the club.
Some rotten apples in there for sure. |
They should make Fernandes player manager and tell him to get on with it if he’s got so much to say and see how he does at managing. | |
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| That's Carrick done now, no way back (n/t) on 18:35 - Oct 25 with 1412 views | vapour_trail |
| That's Carrick done now, no way back (n/t) on 18:13 - Oct 25 by J2BLUE |
Wouldn't surprise me at all if he's still there at Christmas.
The board are under fire. The fans are singing Carrick's name. I really can't see what good it would do getting rid of Carrick right now. Their next six games are all tough.
The easiest option would seem to be to give him until January and hope he turns it around then back him in Jan or if he doesn't turn it around, sack him and bring in someone else who has a month to bring in 3-4 of their own players. |
That’s a remarkable take. |  |
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| That's Carrick done now, no way back (n/t) on 18:42 - Oct 25 with 1376 views | GlasgowBlue |
| That's Carrick done now, no way back (n/t) on 15:38 - Oct 25 by StochesStotasBlewe |
It’s going to be Conte though, which is a shame, as he will turn things around short term. |
Eddie Howe would be a good appointment imo. Too soon for McKenna. He needs to go to a smaller Prem club first. | |
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| United’s next three look grim on 18:49 - Oct 25 with 1337 views | unstableblue |
Chelsea (a)
Villa (h)
Liverpool (a)
Tough |  |
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| United’s next three look grim on 19:05 - Oct 25 with 1281 views | Radlett_blue |
| United’s next three look grim on 18:49 - Oct 25 by unstableblue |
Chelsea (a)
Villa (h)
Liverpool (a)
Tough |
If I'm the potential new "interim manager", I think I'll wait for a couple of weeks. | |
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| That's Carrick done now, no way back (n/t) on 19:36 - Oct 25 with 1191 views | Sparky85 |
He will get sack, of course he will. Someone needs to remind the Man U board on the definition of insanity.
Club is rotten to the core and without hierarchical change they’re going nowhere.
This is a club that:
Lets a player like Pogba leave on a free, buys him back for £90m then lets him leave on a free
Fails to renew De Gea’s contract then spends £50m on a bang average replacement
Signs Anthony for £90m, Maguire for £80m etc etc
Backed Ole to bring through youth then completely goes against this philosophy just because there was a rumour Ronaldo would go to city
Turned down the chance to sign Haaland for £17m
The list goes on
I sincerely hope that any other young English manager with a decent reputation gives the a very wide berth | | | |
| That's Carrick done now, no way back (n/t) on 20:11 - Oct 25 with 1124 views | FrimleyBlue |
| That's Carrick done now, no way back (n/t) on 19:36 - Oct 25 by Sparky85 |
He will get sack, of course he will. Someone needs to remind the Man U board on the definition of insanity.
Club is rotten to the core and without hierarchical change they’re going nowhere.
This is a club that:
Lets a player like Pogba leave on a free, buys him back for £90m then lets him leave on a free
Fails to renew De Gea’s contract then spends £50m on a bang average replacement
Signs Anthony for £90m, Maguire for £80m etc etc
Backed Ole to bring through youth then completely goes against this philosophy just because there was a rumour Ronaldo would go to city
Turned down the chance to sign Haaland for £17m
The list goes on
I sincerely hope that any other young English manager with a decent reputation gives the a very wide berth |
The job is perfect for frank lampard :) |  |
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