After every game, Michael Carrick is assessed by the English media if he needs to be sacked at Manchester United. Although it has been a historically weak start to the season with last season’s saviour at the helm, we are still just getting started with the season. Como’s success coach Cesc Fabregas has had his feuds with Manchester United as Arsenal and Chelsea playersand knows the mechanics of the Premier League. The Spaniard refuses to go into Wednesday’s Champions League match against Carrick with United in crisis.
The Como team will face a weak Manchester United side that has had a terrible start to the season. However, Fábregas does not believe that there is a crisis at the club.
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“There are no periods like that,” Fabregas begins, according to Goal.
“Crises in football don’t exist. There’s a game every three days and there’s no time to think about whether it’s a crisis or not. It’s you (journalists) who invent the crisis – we don’t feel like there’s any, because we’re professionals who want to compete. I don’t believe in that kind of thing. It’s Manchester United and they have some excellent players. We’re going to try to win, as I said before,” the Como coach said.
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