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🚨 Gary Neville on Manchester United's loss to Como. “Honestly, I feel no sympathy for Manchester United right now. Tell me why a coach like Michael Carrick is in charge of a club of this size. Yes, he did reasonably well when he stepped up as assistant coach last season, and his interim spell showed some promise, but you simply cannot hand one of the biggest jobs in world football to a man who has never properly managed a senior team before. Manchester United is not a place for experiments or loyalty projects it is a club that demands proven leadership under the highest pressure. Carrick’s background is almost entirely as a player and a coach within the same system. While that insider knowledge can help with dressing-room culture and understanding the club’s history, it does not replace real managerial experience. Managing a mid-table Championship side or even a lower Premier League club is a completely different challenge from trying to rebuild Manchester United after years of instability. Trusting him with the permanent role feels like a gamble the club could not afford to take. For me, Erik ten Hag was the better option. The man actually won two trophies for them the Carabao Cup and the FA Cup yet he was never truly given the time or consistent backing to implement his ideas. Results dipped, and he was sacked almost immediately after a difficult start to the season, despite the silverware he had already delivered. That kind of short-term thinking only creates more chaos, not long-term progress. The way United treated Ten Hag highlights the deeper problem at the club. They kept a manager who had delivered tangible success and then discarded him the moment the results stopped looking impressive. Meanwhile, they turned to someone with far less of a track record. It is hard to see how constantly resetting the project with unproven coaches is supposed to restore the club to its former level. No offense to Carrick as a person or a former player, but he is not yet at the level required for Manchester United. Coaches in his position should be developing their skills in the Championship or at a smaller Premier League club first, not learning on the job at Old Trafford. Until the club starts appointing managers with genuine experience and gives them proper support, this cycle of underperformance is likely to continue.”
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