Searched Word(s): End
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CHRIS WHEELER: Once the third goal went in and defeat was inevitable‚ the Stretford End launched into their tribute song to Michael Carrick and then turned on the people they blame for bringing humiliation on their football club. On the Glazer family. On Sir Jim Ratcliffe. On director of football Jason Wilcox. And‚ finally‚ on the players themselves. There is no doubt in their minds where the responsibility lies. No doubt at all that Carrick has been hung out to dry from the boardroom to the dressing-room.
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The never-ending nightmare
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12 Things We Loved This Weekend: Mourinho‚ Ward-Prowse‚ Vennegoor of Hesselink (really) & more
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Gary Neville has accused Man United's players of 'conning' Michael Carrick and branded them 'unprofessional' in an evicerating attack. Sunday's abject 3-0 defeat by Bournemouth at Old Trafford followed the dire 4-1 embarrassment in Como and looks likely to spell the end of the manager's tenure. Carrick‚ 45‚ received a warm reaction from the Stretford End despite the latest miserable loss and the home faithful then turned on the squad‚ booing them off the pitch.
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The defender‚ 23‚ was pictured reacting to a home supporter after the final whistle blew on a surprise 2-0 loss‚ which saw goalkeeper Mike Penders score an own goal and Cole Palmer sent off.
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Centre back partners Ezri Konsa and Gabriel celebrated personal milestones as Arsenal beat Everton 2-0 to move level on points with Premier League leaders Manchester City. England defender Konsa scrambled home from a corner in the seventh minute at the Emirates Stadium to claim his first goal for the club since arriving from Aston Villa in the summer. Gabriel sealed victory with a second-half header on his 200th Premier League appearance‚ ensuring the Gunners took full advantage of City's 2-1 defeat at Aston Villa in Saturday's early kick-off.
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‘He will have his chance': Mikel Arteta sends clear message to Arsenal star amid exit speculation
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Team news: predicted lineups for the weekend action
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For now Michael Carrick keeps his job as Manchester United manager. He's hanging on‚ just like many of his predecessors did before the dam burst and the trigger was pulled by those upstairs. But more than most the parallels are drawn to how it ended up for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer‚ a fellow club legend who thrived as an interim before it all went south as a permanent boss.
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A former colleague has warned Julian Nagelsmann against taking over at Manchester United - 'where essentially every manager in recent years has failed sooner or later.' Nagelsmann‚ 39‚ is on a five-man list of managers who have been privately sounded out to replace under-pressure Michael Carrick at Old Trafford. But Oliver Kahn‚ the legendary Germany goalkeeper who served as Bayern Munich's CEO during Nagelsmann's period as manager‚ is warning his countryman a move to Old Trafford may not be a good fit and is an 'enormous risk'.
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Three days after Michael Carrick sat at Elland Road and talked about a fresh start‚ this felt like the end. He left the Giuseppe Sinigaglia Stadium looking beaten and rather bewildered after Manchester United hit a new low in Lombardy. Losing 4-1 to Como was more than a defeat. It felt like a surrender. How apt that United played in white. Noussair Mazraoui played in tights‚ for goodness sake.