Look at this boomer melting down because of imaginary meltdowns of other people
.I do wonder if some of you are trying out your comedy acts on here.
Ole - "I'm 100% sure Michael Carrick will be the manager of Manchester United"
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.I do wonder if some of you are trying out your comedy acts on here.
Carrick's football has proper European vibe about it, even the 4 games he was in charge of us.
At Boro he has maintained very high standards of football from the start. There's an inevitability about him becoming a successful manager.
At Boro he has maintained very high standards of football from the start. There's an inevitability about him becoming a successful manager.
Agree with the second point but the first point is just wrong. Mourinho moaned openly on TV after united finally got the deal done under ole.
Edit for link: literally says months after he left that united had to sign Maguire and that the difference of a few mil doesn't matter
Why not both? Let Rooney handle the attack and attacking midfield and Carrick handle the holding midfield and defense
Like who?
@1:05 - Mourinho talking about Lindelof being easily bullied in the air and then right on cue he misses a header in the warm up with no one around him
Still see how people want him to succeed in the premier league before giving it to him. Unfortunately British managers don’t normally get jobs abroad (and it work out)
Yeah quality haha. Mourinho also talking about lindelof like he didn't personally sign him months prior@1:05 - Mourinho talking about Lindelof being easily bullied in the air and then right on cue he misses a header in the warm up with no one around him
Thankfully Carrick seems to be a very sensible and aware person. He could have easily stayed when Ole left but decided he needs a break before going 1elsewhere and learn his trade. See Lampard, any chances he gets to manage Chelsea he agrees to it immediately. So if Carrick becomes the manager one day, you can be sure he is confident enough to do that. Mates FC doesnt seem to affect Carrick.
He’s been awesome hasn’t he at Boro? The guy probably is going places as a manager although I remember Roy Keane knocking it out the park at Sunderland as well.
I’m sure Carrick will become a solid PL manager. He’s worked under some of the best as a coach and was one of the best technical players of his era at dominating games.
His education has been first rate compared to 99.9% of coaches out there.
All these exes should be held with higher standard when applying for United job.
No more they must love United it'll work out love
No more they must love United it'll work out love
@1:05 - Mourinho talking about Lindelof being easily bullied in the air and then right on cue he misses a header in the warm up with no one around him
Michael Owen.
Why is it always the CMs? Carrick, Xavi and Alonso are the latest examples
Probably because you must have a higher understanding of the game to play there, specially if outstanding physical attributes.
Sums up his stint at ManUtd.
Dream teamWhy not both? Let Rooney handle the attack and attacking midfield and Carrick handle the holding midfield and defense
The idea that because someone played under great managers they're likely to have caught something via osmosis is a big reason behind Ole getting the job here to begin with.
I don´t agree with people saying a manager needs to win something with another team before we can take a look at him.
LvG was a manager at the top level for ages before joining us, our football was mostly unwatchable under him and he rightly got the sack.
Jose had a fantastic CV when joining us, serial winner and a great winning mentally, aaand, our football was mostly unwatchable and he rightly got the sack.
Then we look at Arsenal taking their chances with Arteta, who did sweet fa before joining them, and now they are fighting for the title.
Pep didn´t have much experience, just a short stint at Roma iirc, before joining Barcelona, and the rest is history.
Xavi was a manager for a short time in a nothing league before joining Barcelona, and they are now winning La liga
It is just not that black and white
LvG was a manager at the top level for ages before joining us, our football was mostly unwatchable under him and he rightly got the sack.
Jose had a fantastic CV when joining us, serial winner and a great winning mentally, aaand, our football was mostly unwatchable and he rightly got the sack.
Then we look at Arsenal taking their chances with Arteta, who did sweet fa before joining them, and now they are fighting for the title.
Pep didn´t have much experience, just a short stint at Roma iirc, before joining Barcelona, and the rest is history.
Xavi was a manager for a short time in a nothing league before joining Barcelona, and they are now winning La liga
It is just not that black and white
I love Carrick but touting him for the managers job at this stage is like saying Kompany will be city boss because he’s got Burnley promoted. Both promising managers, but let’s not get ahead of ourselves.
Idk if I will be alive by the time Utd play a proper 3 man midfield setup and are able to control the midfield. It has been the blueprint of all successful teams out there but for some weird reason we always play the double pivot. I'm not an expert on formations but we can see all great teams such as Madrid, Liverpool and City playing 3 man midfields and dominating.
Stop saying but... Pep.... For every pep there's Ole, Lampard, and Stevie G.
Maybe arsenal see something we all dont about Arteta. But we sure are just spray and pray when we appointed Ole
We sat back with 10 men. We had like 25% of the ball. I never want to see us playing like that.
yes we had 34% possession. Chelsea scored from a penalty.This season we have had below 40% possession against City and Liverpool away and leaked 13 goals in the process, even at home we had 30% possession, Arsenal at OT we had 39%.
Yeah, like that one time we didn't do this is now taken as the standard. Alright.
Woodward backed out, not Mourinho. Jose wasn't the one controlling the money or the negotiations. After Ed failed to get the Maguire signing in the first summer, he went back the next summer despite the new manager Ole preferring De Ligt.
Maguire actually was ok for an Ole team for two years.
My point is, there is no guarantees what so ever.
Saying we should only ever consider a manager that has won something is a very flawed way of thinking. There are so many factors to a teams success/lack of success
Never said it was. Just replying to the OP who said he had to have another job first
You said he has to work somewhere first. I merely pointed out that he is...
I really like his football, how he uses his forwards is entirely different than ETHs. There is a reason why ETH's #9 doesn't score and can't find themselves in scoring positions.
I think Carras will be our next manager and a very successful one.
I think Carras will be our next manager and a very successful one.
I actually like Carrick as a manager. There’s an understated intelligence about him.. also the quiet guy that you know commands respect. A bit like Ancelotti. Now I might be wrong and he might be thick as a kim kardashians rear
I've not watched much of Boro this season but the 4 games he was our manager were the best we played that season (not that the bar was high)