5 points from 5 Premier League games. Out of the League Cup after giving up a 2-0 lead to Brighton to a 2-3 loss. Talk about a stark contrast to Michael Carrick’s rescue last season with 12 wins in 17 Premier League games. Not surprisingly, the English media and various “experts” have started spinning rumours that Carrick’s days as permanent Man Utd coach are already coming to an end. Someone who tends to have a good insight into what is going on behind the scenes offers his version. It points in a different direction.
The hyperactive transfer journalist Romano has dragged the analysis, spiced up with “what he has heard”.
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“In all the other games, Man Utd didn’t show what we were used to seeing in the second half of the season last year under Michael Carrick. A lot of you keep asking me what is the situation with Carrick, is Carrick in danger, what happens to Carrick?”, Romano begins on his own YouTube channel.
-And on the other hand, many of you are asking me if there is a chance that Man Utd are already contacting or approaching some managers. My answer is clear, folks. As of today, Man United have not made any moves to contact other managers, but at the moment Man Utd are maintaining their trust as well because, and I think this is an important point, those at the club believe that the players also agree with the coach.
“At the club, they think that compared to other situations Man Utd have had in the recent past where some players were not so happy with the coach, in this case they think that the vast majority of players absolutely support and support the ideas of Michael Carrick,” Romanno said.
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Carrick has full confidence – also in the dressing room. This means that the former Solskjaer assistant still has the best working conditions to work the United game back to what worked last season.
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Then it’s up to you, Michael.
