United Daily Report
Michael Carrick Delivers Passionate 'Lost Our Way' Message
Ahead of the Premier League clash against Bournemouth, Michael Carrick delivered an impassioned monologue acknowledging that the club has "lost our way" recently. He expressed deep hurt over recent results, particularly the Champions League defeat to Como, but maintained his confidence in turning the team's fortunes around, stressing the importance of humility and hard work.
- Carrick insisted there is no divide in the dressing room and affirmed his belief that he remains the right man to lead the team.
- He evoked the spirit of club legends like Sir Alex Ferguson and Sir Matt Busby, emphasising that "Man Utd will always be bigger than any individuals."
- The manager described the midweek performance against Como as "unacceptable" and reiterated his commitment to making supporters proud again.
- Fans are being invited to participate in a new survey regarding the proposed £2bn stadium, following a previous poll where 52% of supporters favoured a new build.
- Eddie Howe is reportedly considered a compelling case by some within the club if a managerial change were to occur, although Carrick currently leads the team.