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Marcus Rashford coming back? Fine. But one condition... He returns as a SQUAD PLAYER, not an automatic starter. No getting his No.10 shirt back either. Give him No.14 and let him earn everything again. If there's one manager who won't play favourites, it's Michael Carrick. Rashford is still better... show more

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🚨 🔴 🇮🇪Roy Keane: “Michael Carrick will have a better career managing Manchester United than Amorim” 🗣️Roy Keane: “I have to give Michael Carrick a lot of credit. The job he’s doing at Manchester United is starting to convince me more and more every week. At first, I thought Ruben Amorim’s approach was the right one, but football is about results, belief and the dressing room. Carrick has built something different. One thing Carrick has that every top manager needs is a genuine relationship with his players. I wasn’t that type of manager or captain I was demanding and ruthless but Carrick has a way of making every player around him feel confident and important. You can see it in the performances. Take Joshua Zirkzee for example. If United don’t sell him, I genuinely believe he’ll become a proper baller under Carrick because he’s finally playing with confidence. And Marcus Rashford? Keeping him could prove to be one of the smartest decisions the club has made. If Carrick continues to back him and gets him believing in himself again, I think we’ll see the Rashford everyone knows is capable of. The atmosphere around the squad looks different now. These lads look hungry, they look together, and they look ready to fight for each other. That’s what Manchester United has been missing for a long time. Carrick has brought belief back into that dressing room, and if they keep this mentality, I think this team is going to be absolutely fired up this season.”

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Stefon Diggs says there's not a single No. 2 WR in the NFL better than him “There're 32 teams. Everybody got a one. Let's just say everybody got a one. Opportunities aside, people might say it's might be what, seven. That's real ones” “My opinion, I can compete with anybody. But take those as your ones, right. You can't name a number two better than me” “There's not a number two on a team. Like let's presumably give people the credit to just say, okay, you want to take the number one spot away” “Name your number two receiver right now, and tell me how much he makes” “And then my last question is, is he better than me?”

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🚨🗣 Michael Carrick on Marcus Rashford’s addition to the squad: "We are taking every available asset we can find right now. Following my discussion with Rashford, it's clear his attitude is in a completely different place. I actually pitched the idea of giving him back the No. 10 jersey, but he turned it down, mentioning that Cunha wears it better and ought to keep it." "People warrant an opportunity to prove themselves again, which is the exact reason I'm providing him this fresh start." "His temporary stay with Barcelona went well, and his recent World Cup showing for England was quite solid. It’s time for everyone to bury previous events and lock their sight on where we're headed, because that is what truly counts today."

🚨🗣 Michael Carrick on Marcus Rashford’s addition to the squad: "We are taking every available asset we can find right now. Following my discussion with Rashford, it's clear his attitude is in a completely different place. I actually pitched the idea of giving him back the No. 10 jersey, but he turned it down, mentioning that Cunha wears it better and ought to keep it." "People warrant an opportunity to prove themselves again, which is the exact reason I'm providing him this fresh start." "His temporary stay with Barcelona went well, and his recent World Cup showing for England was quite solid. It’s time for everyone to bury previous events and lock their sight on where we're headed, because that is what truly counts today."

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🚨Marcus Rashford on why he chose to stay at Manchester United after his spell at Barcelona. 🎙️ Reporter: Marcus, after such a successful spell at Barcelona last season, what convinced you to stay at Manchester United? 🗣️ Marcus Rashford: “Michael Carrick is a very talented manager. When I came back from Barcelona after the World Cup, he gave me a call. We spoke for a long time, and he reminded me of my journey at Manchester United—when he was a player, when he later coached me, and what this club has meant to my career. “He told me every footballer goes through obstacles and difficult moments, but those moments should never make you forget where you truly belong. He said he had setbacks in his own career too, but he never stopped believing in Manchester United. Then he told me, ‘Marcus, I know how much you love this club. I don’t want you to come back because of your past—I want you to stay because I believe you can be a huge part of our future.’ “To be honest, I can’t remember the last time a manager spoke to me like that. It wasn’t about money or guarantees. It was about trust, belief and responsibility. Listening to him reminded me so much of Sir Alex Ferguson and showed me why Sir Alex trusted him as one of the leaders in that dressing room. “Barcelona was a fantastic experience and I’ll always be grateful for my time there, but after that conversation I knew my story at Manchester United wasn’t finished. I still have unfinished business here, and I want to help bring this club back to where it belongs.”

🚨Marcus Rashford on why he chose to stay at Manchester United after his spell at Barcelona. 🎙️ Reporter: Marcus, after such a successful spell at Barcelona last season, what convinced you to stay at Manchester United? 🗣️ Marcus Rashford: “Michael Carrick is a very talented manager. When I came back from Barcelona after the World Cup, he gave me a call. We spoke for a long time, and he reminded me of my journey at Manchester United—when he was a player, when he later coached me, and what this club has meant to my career. “He told me every footballer goes through obstacles and difficult moments, but those moments should never make you forget where you truly belong. He said he had setbacks in his own career too, but he never stopped believing in Manchester United. Then he told me, ‘Marcus, I know how much you love this club. I don’t want you to come back because of your past—I want you to stay because I believe you can be a huge part of our future.’ “To be honest, I can’t remember the last time a manager spoke to me like that. It wasn’t about money or guarantees. It was about trust, belief and responsibility. Listening to him reminded me so much of Sir Alex Ferguson and showed me why Sir Alex trusted him as one of the leaders in that dressing room. “Barcelona was a fantastic experience and I’ll always be grateful for my time there, but after that conversation I knew my story at Manchester United wasn’t finished. I still have unfinished business here, and I want to help bring this club back to where it belongs.”

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🔴 Ole Gunnar Solskjær admits he tried to sign Benfica's Andreas Schjelderup before Cristiano Ronaldo returned to Manchester United! He's urging Michael Carrick and the United board to track the fearless 22-year-old winger, calling him the perfect fit for an attacking system. 🗣️ "Before Ronaldo returned, I had this kid in mind. He was so young back then, but I knew he’d become a top player. Andreas Schjelderup, who now plays for Benfica, is a real talent. Even at 22, he’s a direct winger who loves to take players on. What I love most is that he’s absolutely fearless. He moves the ball well and always drives forward. In my attacking system, he was the perfect instrument for the future. It didn't happen, but I’d love the board and Carrick to check on him he's a very good player." Would you take Andreas Schjelderup at Manchester United to replace Marcus Rashford when he leaves?

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This hypocritical, biased dumbass literally said it’s not Rashford’s fault and that all the blame should be on the #MUFC management for trying to reintegrate him into the team. And the most annoying part? His followers will still sit there defending this nonsense. How can someone be this determined to hate the club that literally feeds his platform? How is none of this Rashford’s fault? He didn’t want to play for Manchester United. He wanted to leave. He literally said he wanted a “new challenge.” His performances before he left were pathetic. £325k a week and he couldn’t even be bothered to run half the time. One genuinely great season for us, and outside of that, he has been incredibly inconsistent. He thought he was a superstar who would simply walk into any top club in Europe. The #mufc management reportedly wanted just £28m for him, in a summer where Anthony Gordon is being valued at almost £80m, and somehow you’re STILL blaming the management? Is it the management that told Barcelona not to see value in Rashford? Is it the management that stopped other top clubs from deciding he wasn’t worth the money or wages? Rashford literally made it clear he didn’t want Turkey or Saudi Arabia. He wanted a top European club. Fine. But no top club came for him. So what exactly do you expect Manchester United to do? Tear up his contract? Give him away for free? Pay a huge portion of his wages while he plays for someone else? Keep bending over backwards for a player who has already made it clear he wants out? I don’t blame the board for refusing to bend over backwards for Barcelona. They spent £100m on wingers and were willing to spend around £150m on Álvarez. If they don’t see Rashford as worth the money, that’s their decision. But this whole “the board should have handled it better” argument is ridiculous. How much better could they realistically have handled it? They put a £28m price tag on him. That is not some outrageous valuation. They tried to sell him. No club came forward with the money. Rashford didn’t want to go to certain leagues. His wages are enormous. What exactly do you genuinely want the club to do? Loan him out, let another club use him, AND have Manchester United continue paying part of his £325k-a-week wages while we’re trying to rebuild the squad? And then Mark is talking about PR. What exactly do you expect Manchester United to announce? “Rashford is under contract, but we don’t want him here”? Of course they’re not going to publicly humiliate a player who is still their employee. At some point, you have to stop bending reality just to blame the club. Even thinking Rashford is one of the reason they are not giving big contracts anymore! Mark has genuinely become one of the dumbest football commentators I’ve ever seen. And the fact that people will still bend themselves into pretzels defending this take is what gets me. And not like I won’t back Rashford, he’s our player now, and we will give him the support until he’s not. That what a real fan do not crying everyday on livestream #transfer #blockmarkgoldbride #manunited

This hypocritical, biased dumbass literally said it’s not Rashford’s fault and that all the blame should be on the #MUFC management for trying to reintegrate him into the team. And the most annoying part? His followers will still sit there defending this nonsense. How can someone be this determined to hate the club that literally feeds his platform? How is none of this Rashford’s fault? He didn’t want to play for Manchester United. He wanted to leave. He literally said he wanted a “new challenge.” His performances before he left were pathetic. £325k a week and he couldn’t even be bothered to run half the time. One genuinely great season for us, and outside of that, he has been incredibly inconsistent. He thought he was a superstar who would simply walk into any top club in Europe. The #mufc management reportedly wanted just £28m for him, in a summer where Anthony Gordon is being valued at almost £80m, and somehow you’re STILL blaming the management? Is it the management that told Barcelona not to see value in Rashford? Is it the management that stopped other top clubs from deciding he wasn’t worth the money or wages? Rashford literally made it clear he didn’t want Turkey or Saudi Arabia. He wanted a top European club. Fine. But no top club came for him. So what exactly do you expect Manchester United to do? Tear up his contract? Give him away for free? Pay a huge portion of his wages while he plays for someone else? Keep bending over backwards for a player who has already made it clear he wants out? I don’t blame the board for refusing to bend over backwards for Barcelona. They spent £100m on wingers and were willing to spend around £150m on Álvarez. If they don’t see Rashford as worth the money, that’s their decision. But this whole “the board should have handled it better” argument is ridiculous. How much better could they realistically have handled it? They put a £28m price tag on him. That is not some outrageous valuation. They tried to sell him. No club came forward with the money. Rashford didn’t want to go to certain leagues. His wages are enormous. What exactly do you genuinely want the club to do? Loan him out, let another club use him, AND have Manchester United continue paying part of his £325k-a-week wages while we’re trying to rebuild the squad? And then Mark is talking about PR. What exactly do you expect Manchester United to announce? “Rashford is under contract, but we don’t want him here”? Of course they’re not going to publicly humiliate a player who is still their employee. At some point, you have to stop bending reality just to blame the club. Even thinking Rashford is one of the reason they are not giving big contracts anymore! Mark has genuinely become one of the dumbest football commentators I’ve ever seen. And the fact that people will still bend themselves into pretzels defending this take is what gets me. And not like I won’t back Rashford, he’s our player now, and we will give him the support until he’s not. That what a real fan do not crying everyday on livestream #transfer #blockmarkgoldbride #manunited

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🚨 BREAKING: PSG manager Luis Enrique responds to Manchester United manager Michael Carrick’s warning ahead of tomorrow’s pre-season clash. Interviewer: Michael Carrick has warned you not to show up with your team because of what he’s been doing to top managers. What do you have to say? Luis Enrique: “I respect Carrick and everything he has done so far, but I think he is getting a little carried away. He has beaten some good managers, yes, but tomorrow he will face a different animal. I know he made my boss step down from his position, as he said, and I even called Pep to confirm it. He said yes — Carrick Ball is dangerous. 😂 I’ve watched Carrick Ball. I’ve studied it carefully. I even stayed up late last night watching his matches, and honestly… I can see what he’s doing. It’s not easy to play against. But I have one message for him: don’t worry, Michael. I’m coming with my team, and we’ll see if tomorrow can be a bad day for him. If Carrick Ball is as dangerous as he and other top managers say, then tomorrow we’ll find out whether it can survive against PSG. See you in Gothenburg. 😂 Carrick Ball vs PSG. 🍿😭

🚨 BREAKING: PSG manager Luis Enrique responds to Manchester United manager Michael Carrick’s warning ahead of tomorrow’s pre-season clash. Interviewer: Michael Carrick has warned you not to show up with your team because of what he’s been doing to top managers. What do you have to say? Luis Enrique: “I respect Carrick and everything he has done so far, but I think he is getting a little carried away. He has beaten some good managers, yes, but tomorrow he will face a different animal. I know he made my boss step down from his position, as he said, and I even called Pep to confirm it. He said yes — Carrick Ball is dangerous. 😂 I’ve watched Carrick Ball. I’ve studied it carefully. I even stayed up late last night watching his matches, and honestly… I can see what he’s doing. It’s not easy to play against. But I have one message for him: don’t worry, Michael. I’m coming with my team, and we’ll see if tomorrow can be a bad day for him. If Carrick Ball is as dangerous as he and other top managers say, then tomorrow we’ll find out whether it can survive against PSG. See you in Gothenburg. 😂 Carrick Ball vs PSG. 🍿😭

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Bro, Take Retirement. These Are Hypocrites. Nothing Will Change by Playing County Cricket 😭 You can check the stats: - No one is better than him in Tests. - No one is better than him in ODIs. - No one is better than him in T20Is. Yet he continues to be completely ignored. 😥 Gautam Gambhir says players should be backed and given a long rope, but he forgets his own words when it comes to Kuldeep Yadav. If Kuldeep had been playing for any other team, he would have been a permanent member of the playing XI in 𝗮𝗹𝗹 𝘁𝗵𝗿𝗲𝗲 𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗺𝗮𝘁𝘀. But in India, his career has been ruined. He has always been treated like a disposable player. Whenever something goes right or wrong, Kuldeep is the first one to be dropped. My suggestion: either retire from international cricket and play franchise leagues around the world, or move to another country. At least you'll get a fair opportunity and the respect you deserve. 🙏

Bro, Take Retirement. These Are Hypocrites. Nothing Will Change by Playing County Cricket 😭 You can check the stats: - No one is better than him in Tests. - No one is better than him in ODIs. - No one is better than him in T20Is. Yet he continues to be completely ignored. 😥 Gautam Gambhir says players should be backed and given a long rope, but he forgets his own words when it comes to Kuldeep Yadav. If Kuldeep had been playing for any other team, he would have been a permanent member of the playing XI in 𝗮𝗹𝗹 𝘁𝗵𝗿𝗲𝗲 𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗺𝗮𝘁𝘀. But in India, his career has been ruined. He has always been treated like a disposable player. Whenever something goes right or wrong, Kuldeep is the first one to be dropped. My suggestion: either retire from international cricket and play franchise leagues around the world, or move to another country. At least you'll get a fair opportunity and the respect you deserve. 🙏

Jara

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🚨🗣️ On Sandro Tonali's move to Manchester United: "Manchester United aren't just signing a midfielder, they're signing a leader. Tonali has the mentality, discipline and personality required to play for a club of this size. He understands the game, he understands responsibility and he makes the players around him better. When you watch him, you see a player who can control the tempo, win duels, organize the midfield and perform under pressure. Those qualities are difficult to find in modern football. It's no surprise that several top clubs were interested in him, but Manchester United moved decisively because they recognized his value. For a manager, having a player like Tonali is a luxury. He gives you balance, intensity and tactical intelligence. If he adapts quickly, he has everything needed to become one of the leaders of this new Manchester United project. This is not just a signing for today. It's a signing for the next five years. A major statement from Manchester United." 🔴👊 {Fabrizio Romano}

🚨🗣️ On Sandro Tonali's move to Manchester United: "Manchester United aren't just signing a midfielder, they're signing a leader. Tonali has the mentality, discipline and personality required to play for a club of this size. He understands the game, he understands responsibility and he makes the players around him better. When you watch him, you see a player who can control the tempo, win duels, organize the midfield and perform under pressure. Those qualities are difficult to find in modern football. It's no surprise that several top clubs were interested in him, but Manchester United moved decisively because they recognized his value. For a manager, having a player like Tonali is a luxury. He gives you balance, intensity and tactical intelligence. If he adapts quickly, he has everything needed to become one of the leaders of this new Manchester United project. This is not just a signing for today. It's a signing for the next five years. A major statement from Manchester United." 🔴👊 {Fabrizio Romano}

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Jamie Carragher DOESN’T believe Michael Carrick will EVER win the Premier League at Manchester United. Jamie: “Carrick's not gonna win the league with Man United.” Man United fan: “Yeah, and I think it's very easy and very basic to just say that it's like Solskjaer again because, yeah, they both used to play for the club.” “But why is it, you know, Pep at Barcelona is like Solskjaer if you want to be like that.” “But I think you have to look at who Michael Carrick is and what Man United are.” “The biggest reason why Solskjaer didn't win a trophy, he even got to a final, let's not forget, got to tons of semi-finals, finished second in the league, third in the league, the only manager we've had in the last 13 years to win back-to-back top-four finishes.” “The reason we didn't win a trophy is because the squad was a mess. We didn't have a good enough team.” “You know, ask Pep Guardiola, the best manager, Pep's the supposed best manager in the world, but he still spends as much as anyone.” “It's not like he's so good you don't have to spend money.” “We've spent it on the wrong players.” “If we build a squad, as we spoke about before, that actually makes sense, that's coherent, instead of having one manager like Sir Alex that can win the league, you end up with a team that can be managed by multiple different people like Michael Carrick and still be successful.” “You know, it's hard to win the league. We've had how many managers in the last 12 years and none of them have won it.”

Jamie Carragher DOESN’T believe Michael Carrick will EVER win the Premier League at Manchester United. Jamie: “Carrick's not gonna win the league with Man United.” Man United fan: “Yeah, and I think it's very easy and very basic to just say that it's like Solskjaer again because, yeah, they both used to play for the club.” “But why is it, you know, Pep at Barcelona is like Solskjaer if you want to be like that.” “But I think you have to look at who Michael Carrick is and what Man United are.” “The biggest reason why Solskjaer didn't win a trophy, he even got to a final, let's not forget, got to tons of semi-finals, finished second in the league, third in the league, the only manager we've had in the last 13 years to win back-to-back top-four finishes.” “The reason we didn't win a trophy is because the squad was a mess. We didn't have a good enough team.” “You know, ask Pep Guardiola, the best manager, Pep's the supposed best manager in the world, but he still spends as much as anyone.” “It's not like he's so good you don't have to spend money.” “We've spent it on the wrong players.” “If we build a squad, as we spoke about before, that actually makes sense, that's coherent, instead of having one manager like Sir Alex that can win the league, you end up with a team that can be managed by multiple different people like Michael Carrick and still be successful.” “You know, it's hard to win the league. We've had how many managers in the last 12 years and none of them have won it.”

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🚨 Rio Ferdinand asks José Mourinho: “After everything Dembélé has won recently, Ballon d’Or, Champions League… is he now a better footballer than Mbappé?” 🗣️ José Mourinho: “No. Dembélé has had an incredible season and deserves all the praise he is getting. But if you ask me to choose the better footballer, I still choose Mbappé. Football is not only about trophies. Mbappé can win a game by himself. His speed, finishing, personality and consistency over the years put him in a different category. Dembélé is world-class, but if I have one final tomorrow and I can only choose one player, I choose Kylian Mbappé every single time.” {talkSPORT }

🚨 Rio Ferdinand asks José Mourinho: “After everything Dembélé has won recently, Ballon d’Or, Champions League… is he now a better footballer than Mbappé?” 🗣️ José Mourinho: “No. Dembélé has had an incredible season and deserves all the praise he is getting. But if you ask me to choose the better footballer, I still choose Mbappé. Football is not only about trophies. Mbappé can win a game by himself. His speed, finishing, personality and consistency over the years put him in a different category. Dembélé is world-class, but if I have one final tomorrow and I can only choose one player, I choose Kylian Mbappé every single time.” {talkSPORT }

SethOfficial

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Lately, it's become a trend to talk about Carlos as if he only started learning to play tennis well (for some, even to be educated) at 15. As if one coach is the only responsible for his success and for who he is in every aspect. Meanwhile, this was Carlos at age 10 in Murcia. One can acknowledge the work of a coach and give him credit without diminishing the player, who is the one holding the racket and coming back in historic 5: 30 hours finals, as if he didn't exist or have anything to do with his own success or who he is. A world number one, the youngest in history, isn't solely the work of a coach. Is also the work of his family, all his team and people, but above all, it's HIS OWN WORK, his talent, his commitment to his dream, and his constant sacrifice since childhood. Even if every now and then he has the audacity to need to rest for a few days with his friends or family.

Lately, it's become a trend to talk about Carlos as if he only started learning to play tennis well (for some, even to be educated) at 15. As if one coach is the only responsible for his success and for who he is in every aspect. Meanwhile, this was Carlos at age 10 in Murcia. One can acknowledge the work of a coach and give him credit without diminishing the player, who is the one holding the racket and coming back in historic 5: 30 hours finals, as if he didn't exist or have anything to do with his own success or who he is. A world number one, the youngest in history, isn't solely the work of a coach. Is also the work of his family, all his team and people, but above all, it's HIS OWN WORK, his talent, his commitment to his dream, and his constant sacrifice since childhood. Even if every now and then he has the audacity to need to rest for a few days with his friends or family.

Alcaraz Daily

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“It's weird, I don't feel like there's only 11 players in the world better than me.” I find Sahith Theegala’s outlook on himself and professional golf fascinating. I remember asking him last year about his world ranking and he immediately said “I’m not. I’m overrated. You’re telling me there’s only 28 guys better than me? No way.” Today, after he shot 65 at the PGA Championship, I asked him if he’s starting to feel like the No. 12 player in the world. Same answer. There is no one “right” attitude in this sport. What works for Brooks doesn’t work for Scottie, and what works for Scottie doesn’t work for Bryson. It’s extremely rare, however, to find a guy as humble and realistic as Sahith. There was a time when he felt like those guys, back when he carried his own bag at Pepperdine and swept the national player of the year awards. But this is a step up in competition, and he knows it, and he’s not sure he’ll ever have that feeling again, but he’s going to give everything he has to get there. Easy guy to root for.

“It's weird, I don't feel like there's only 11 players in the world better than me.” I find Sahith Theegala’s outlook on himself and professional golf fascinating. I remember asking him last year about his world ranking and he immediately said “I’m not. I’m overrated. You’re telling me there’s only 28 guys better than me? No way.” Today, after he shot 65 at the PGA Championship, I asked him if he’s starting to feel like the No. 12 player in the world. Same answer. There is no one “right” attitude in this sport. What works for Brooks doesn’t work for Scottie, and what works for Scottie doesn’t work for Bryson. It’s extremely rare, however, to find a guy as humble and realistic as Sahith. There was a time when he felt like those guys, back when he carried his own bag at Pepperdine and swept the national player of the year awards. But this is a step up in competition, and he knows it, and he’s not sure he’ll ever have that feeling again, but he’s going to give everything he has to get there. Easy guy to root for.

Dan Rapaport

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🚨Patrice Evra on Michael Carrick’s relationship with Marcus Rashford: 🗣️ Patrice Evra: “Everybody talks about Marcus Rashford’s pace and finishing, but I wanted to know what Michael Carrick saw in him that maybe the rest of us didn’t. So I asked him. He smiled and said, ‘Patrice… it’s not the goals that impress me the most.’ “I looked at him and he continued, ‘The thing I admire is his willingness to learn. Some days I’ll ask him to stay wide, stretch the game and be patient. Other days I’ll tell him to play inside, attack the spaces and get closer to goal. The best part is that he takes every instruction on board and tries to execute it exactly as we’ve worked on in training.’ “That’s when I understood what Michael meant. He wasn’t just talking about a talented forward he was talking about a player who has matured, someone who’s ready to put the team before himself. Before we finished, Michael looked at me and said, ‘When a player trusts your ideas as much as Marcus does, it gives you confidence as a manager that together you can achieve something special.’”

🚨Patrice Evra on Michael Carrick’s relationship with Marcus Rashford: 🗣️ Patrice Evra: “Everybody talks about Marcus Rashford’s pace and finishing, but I wanted to know what Michael Carrick saw in him that maybe the rest of us didn’t. So I asked him. He smiled and said, ‘Patrice… it’s not the goals that impress me the most.’ “I looked at him and he continued, ‘The thing I admire is his willingness to learn. Some days I’ll ask him to stay wide, stretch the game and be patient. Other days I’ll tell him to play inside, attack the spaces and get closer to goal. The best part is that he takes every instruction on board and tries to execute it exactly as we’ve worked on in training.’ “That’s when I understood what Michael meant. He wasn’t just talking about a talented forward he was talking about a player who has matured, someone who’s ready to put the team before himself. Before we finished, Michael looked at me and said, ‘When a player trusts your ideas as much as Marcus does, it gives you confidence as a manager that together you can achieve something special.’”

SethOfficial

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🔴🎙️Gary Neville: With midfield targets almost done, Manchester United should sign one of Ole’s scouted attackers 🗣️ Ole always had an incredible eye for talent, but the board missed out on so many players he recommended. If they had actually listened to him, his time at Manchester United might have ended very differently. You really can't blame him, especially considering it wasn't right for Ronaldo to return to the EPL and play for a rival club. I’ve been watching two specific kids Ole mentioned: Antonio Nusa and Andreas Schjelderup. I really hope the board looks into them. Either one would fit perfectly into Michael Carrick’s system because we desperately need natural wingers. Matheus Cunha isn't a true winger, neither is Patrick Dorgu, and Rashford isn't getting any younger. Carrick needs to compete next season, and adding a proper, natural winger would make our attack so much smoother. Between Andreas Schjelderup and Antonio Nusa, which winger do you want Manchester United to buy as a Rashford replacement?

🔴🎙️Gary Neville: With midfield targets almost done, Manchester United should sign one of Ole’s scouted attackers 🗣️ Ole always had an incredible eye for talent, but the board missed out on so many players he recommended. If they had actually listened to him, his time at Manchester United might have ended very differently. You really can't blame him, especially considering it wasn't right for Ronaldo to return to the EPL and play for a rival club. I’ve been watching two specific kids Ole mentioned: Antonio Nusa and Andreas Schjelderup. I really hope the board looks into them. Either one would fit perfectly into Michael Carrick’s system because we desperately need natural wingers. Matheus Cunha isn't a true winger, neither is Patrick Dorgu, and Rashford isn't getting any younger. Carrick needs to compete next season, and adding a proper, natural winger would make our attack so much smoother. Between Andreas Schjelderup and Antonio Nusa, which winger do you want Manchester United to buy as a Rashford replacement?

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🚨🎙️Unai Emery emery on tielemans move to Manchester United 🗣️Unai Emery: “Youri Tielemans is an amazing player. What makes him special is how quickly he adapts to any role you ask of him. He can play as a No. 6, a No. 8, and even as a No. 10 in certain situations because he understands the game so well. His intelligence, composure, and professionalism make him invaluable to any team. He has been very important for me, not only because of his quality on the pitch but also because of his mentality. I see him almost like a son because of the relationship we’ve built and the trust I have in him. He’s always willing to learn, always ready to help the team, and always gives everything. I have no doubt that wherever Youri plays or wherever his career takes him, he will succeed. Players with his talent, character, and football intelligence can perform anywhere. Every coach would love to have a player like Tielemans in their squad.” #MUFC

🚨🎙️Unai Emery emery on tielemans move to Manchester United 🗣️Unai Emery: “Youri Tielemans is an amazing player. What makes him special is how quickly he adapts to any role you ask of him. He can play as a No. 6, a No. 8, and even as a No. 10 in certain situations because he understands the game so well. His intelligence, composure, and professionalism make him invaluable to any team. He has been very important for me, not only because of his quality on the pitch but also because of his mentality. I see him almost like a son because of the relationship we’ve built and the trust I have in him. He’s always willing to learn, always ready to help the team, and always gives everything. I have no doubt that wherever Youri plays or wherever his career takes him, he will succeed. Players with his talent, character, and football intelligence can perform anywhere. Every coach would love to have a player like Tielemans in their squad.” #MUFC

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🚨Chicarito is not a fan of ex-mates(Scholes, Neville etc) criticizing Michael Carrick 🗣️Ferdinand : “What have you made of Michael Carrick” 🗣️Chicarito: “I love it. I love I love it.” 🗣️Ferdinand: “because some of our ex teammates have been very critical like” 🗣️Chicarito : “I don't know why I, I really don't know why, I mean because I feel that sometimes, I mean it hasn't happened to me yet …..maybe I hope it never happened, But there's a a fine line between criticizing someone's job because you have to…..but then having your own opinions” “one thing is saying someone play bad but then your opinions why he played bad is an entirely different reason” “it's like saying chicharito miss a goal… that's a fact we can all agree but saying chicharito miss a goal because…..what a fcking prick. You know that's how it’s like… come on man” “So, I I don't I don't understand. And and then how you going to criticize a manager who's giving you results? He puts your team back to Champions League game. So, he deserves the consequence of that, you know, stay, you know, and and try to bring him players and and give him the project. Then, if it doesn't work, well, it doesn't work. But but he took the team low. He put him the team back again in Champions League games. So now players are going to want to come because they want to play for Manchester United plus Champions League. “

🚨Chicarito is not a fan of ex-mates(Scholes, Neville etc) criticizing Michael Carrick 🗣️Ferdinand : “What have you made of Michael Carrick” 🗣️Chicarito: “I love it. I love I love it.” 🗣️Ferdinand: “because some of our ex teammates have been very critical like” 🗣️Chicarito : “I don't know why I, I really don't know why, I mean because I feel that sometimes, I mean it hasn't happened to me yet …..maybe I hope it never happened, But there's a a fine line between criticizing someone's job because you have to…..but then having your own opinions” “one thing is saying someone play bad but then your opinions why he played bad is an entirely different reason” “it's like saying chicharito miss a goal… that's a fact we can all agree but saying chicharito miss a goal because…..what a fcking prick. You know that's how it’s like… come on man” “So, I I don't I don't understand. And and then how you going to criticize a manager who's giving you results? He puts your team back to Champions League game. So, he deserves the consequence of that, you know, stay, you know, and and try to bring him players and and give him the project. Then, if it doesn't work, well, it doesn't work. But but he took the team low. He put him the team back again in Champions League games. So now players are going to want to come because they want to play for Manchester United plus Champions League. “

Kels

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