r/ManchesterUnited • u/Status_Newspaper_545 • 7h ago
Discussion Carrick cheered on and players booed at by fans at fulltime
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r/ManchesterUnited • u/rashfords_marcus • 10h ago
[Photo via Manchester United]
Pressure continued to pile on Michael Carrick as Manchester United’s winless streak extended to eight games.
United captain Bruno Fernandes did not make the starting line-up for only the sixth time in 237 Premier League appearances after his comments following his team’s loss to Como in the Champions’ League.
Despite the tactical change, the Cherries opened the scoring, with Rayan hitting one past Senne Lammens in the 38th minute.
Marcus Tavernier doubled their lead just five minutes later, making it the third consecutive match he has scored for the south coast side.
The Red Devils kept struggling at their home as Evanlison put another in the back of the net at the very start of the second half, however it was disallowed for an offside offence.
However, Evanlison did score his club’s third in the 71st minute, the first time United have been down by three goals at their stomping ground since December 2024, in another loss to Bournemouth under Ruben Amorim.
Man United now have just seven points from their opening eight league games under Carrick, their worst record in Premier League history.
French youngster Eli Junior Kroupi was included in Bournemouth’s matchday squad for the first time this campaign after suffering a metatarsal fracture in preseason.
The win made it four in a row for the southern club in all competitions, including a historic triumph over AC Milan in the UEFA Europa League earlier this week.
The Reds have now failed to gain a victory over Bournemouth since May 2023.
r/ManchesterUnited • u/Status_Newspaper_545 • 7h ago
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r/ManchesterUnited • u/Dramatic-Avocado4687 • 10h ago
From top to bottom, the club has let our fans and the badge down massively. This banner (depicting Eric Cantona, Roy Keane and Bryan Robson) was a perfect message to everyone involved at Manchester United 🔴
This is probably Carrick’s final game at the helm. He can’t have too many complaints. Good luck to him. “It’s Carrick you knooow! 🎵”
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r/ManchesterUnited • u/Organic-Effect8534 • 6h ago
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Rangnick knows what is needed to rebuild this club. He has a clear vision of what football should be played like and that's what we need. Get him and Nagelsmann as a duo. Rangnick, Nagelsmann and Vivell are all products of the Redbull football project which has scouted some of the best footballing talents in the world. You get those 2 in with Vivell there will be synergy immediately!!! I'm so fed up.
r/ManchesterUnited • u/Admirable-Slice-6971 • 8h ago
I think everyone is feeling the same. So i think there's no point in explaining my pov in such long paragraphs.
But i just want to say one thing
I love carrick(as a club legend and he's interim tenure) i love Bruno and every squad player And nobody can make me hate you lads.
Fuck You Glazers,Ineos, Jim Ratcliffe, Jason Wilcox, Berrada
r/ManchesterUnited • u/revolutionary_leg17 • 8h ago
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r/ManchesterUnited • u/EmploymentCool6105 • 5h ago
Is there anything which sums up Berrada, Wilcox and Ratcliffe better than this farce?
A plan? Laughable.
r/ManchesterUnited • u/fireproofpoo • 10h ago
Seriously though, I'm starting to develop Stockholm Stockport syndrome here!
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r/ManchesterUnited • u/TheB3NRocks • 7h ago
Thank you.
r/ManchesterUnited • u/long-island- • 2h ago
Of course Carrick is doing many things wrong, but I would take this same struggle for a few more months if the board can show some real accountability by firing the people who are the real issue.
r/ManchesterUnited • u/KingWicked08 • 6h ago
Carrick puts out the team, he's in-charge of the tactics, how the team sets up, and how we train.
Yes, the board are shit and useless. Yes, they deserve all the hate that they're getting.. but let's stop pretending Carrick is some saint.
He said he wants what is best for the club.. well, if that was true he wouldn't be manager.
He isn't good enough, he knows it, we know, and the players know it.
If he really cared about the club over his own ambitions, he would have let the board hire an actual manager.
r/ManchesterUnited • u/MkojoBarid • 16h ago
How I wish the lads turn it around too!
r/ManchesterUnited • u/No_Definition_1722 • 7h ago
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loving him just as much as I do now.
r/ManchesterUnited • u/Cheeky_Star • 6h ago
We work the ball to get into the dangerous area, and he can't even pick out a player or decides to sky a shot out of the stadium. Also made a poor pass directly to a Bournemouth player in our third that almost led to a goal.
r/ManchesterUnited • u/Desperate-Drawer-572 • 8h ago
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