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Wednesday, September 16th, 2026, 9:47 pm

Manchester United Crisis

Carrick at United with a contract is not the Carrick under ‘probation’

Carrick

I think United will be under a lot of fire tomorrow in the press. After losing at home to a 10-men City they lose again at home in their first cup match of this season.

We’re not United fans, we are City fans, but we still want United to do well. It attracts positive attention (to the city) when United approaches or touches ‘past glory’.

I don’t know if Michael will stay a head coach in United for a lot longer; Enzo at City, on the other hand, started very well.

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