Carrick delivers 5min 27sec monologue and says he will hold brolly to keep everyone dry
Manchester United coach Michael Carrick delivered a lengthy monologue emphasizing humility and resilience following the team's poor start to the season. Carrick expressed his commitment to the club and addressed concerns regarding player entitlement and performance.
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Michael Carrick said everybody needs ‘to respect what it takes to’ work for Manchester United. Photograph: Ash Donelon/Manchester United/Getty Images Michael Carrick said everybody needs ‘to respect what it takes to’ work for Manchester United. Photograph: Ash Donelon/Manchester United/Getty Images Manchester United Carrick delivers 5min 27sec monologue and says he will hold brolly to keep everyone dry Manchester United coach wants ‘humility’ and ‘resilience’
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Prefer the Guardian on Google Michael Carrick began his Friday media conference with an extraordinary 5min 27sec monologue that cited Manchester United’s values of “humility”, “resilience” and “earning the right to win”, in what could be read as a public address to his players after the season’s dismal start.
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