MUFC Red Army retweeted
They’re all desperate for us to keep him. And most of us know why. It’s not because he’s any good at his job that’s for sure.
🚨🚨| Steven Gerrard:
"Manchester United have numerous problems. I don't think Carrick is the biggest problem there." #mufc
MUFC Red Army retweeted
Before Baleba joined Man Utd he was nowhere near an injury, this is what happens when the club allows substandard fitness levels. This is on Carrick & Wilcox!
Shame on them!
Even after that win, I still stand by my words Carrick out! Get him gone. Beating Roma doesn’t suddenly make him a good manager.
He was bailed out by individual brilliance from Cunha and Bruno Fernandes. Nothing extraordinary about his management.
MUFC Red Army retweeted
1 win in 10 via a penalty and a Roma defender completely missing the ball = Hard to ignore Carricks leadership here”….Honestly this club is in the absolute pits with reporters like this. They’ll happily watch Carrick take us down and celebrate him.
Does this win resurrect Michael Carrick’s United tenure? Hard to ignore the emotion such an occasion conjures. Certainly not pretty. Edgy in more ways than one. But the character shown says something about these players + Carrick’s role leading #MUFC
nytimes.com/athletic/7741817…
MUFC Red Army retweeted
Clapping Michael Carrick is the reason we are still witnessing this vile football.
We the fans have keep this shit going! Shame on us!
MUFC Red Army retweeted
ideal scenario for me personally is that we beat villa, and then we sack carrick during the international break, which will allow the new coach to work with the squad while they're on a bounce & an improved atmosphere. we should judge carrick from the entire season, not two games
MUFC Red Army retweeted
The “United values” he’s talking about, and then you have people suggesting him as captain.
One of the biggest mistakes Amorim made is not adding him to the bomb squad like the other entitled brats
🚨🎙️ | Kobbie Mainoo asked if he feels his teammates actually understand #mufc's values and standards:
"United is a huge club, so I think a lot of people KNOW the values that this club holds that have been passed down through the people who have worked here and who have played here.
"I feel like I take some responsibility in that and in spreading the word what IS Manchester United, coming up through the Academy.
"I plan to send that message for hopefully as long as I can..." ❤️
MUFC Red Army retweeted
Bruno tells Baleba to 'fck off'.
Bruno Fernandes skies the shot.
He turns to Baleba to complain about receiving the ball in the wrong place.
He then tells the guy to f off.
Nice accountability.
Must be a joy playing with Bruno.
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MUFC Red Army retweeted
They pledged to lose 3 more football matches. Bizarre.
🚨 BREAKING:
Manchester United’s hierarchy privately PLEDGED to try to get to the international break before having to ACT on Michael Carrick’s position during crisis talks in the wake of the Bournemouth loss. #MUFC [@lauriewhitwell]
MUFC Red Army retweeted
The old guard of players need to go. 90% of them arent close to good enough and have caused nothing but problems with their attitudes. Fuck em all off
MUFC Red Army retweeted
Jason Wilcox is relying on Michael Carrick to keep his job, because it's all about self-preservation for him. Hiding behind Carrick in the hope that it saves him sums him up.
Until those at Manchester United acknowledge the mistakes they've made & clean house, we'll keep finding ourselves here. The club has no chance with zero stability & failed leadership.
🚨💣 BREAKING:
One source close to United feels it is inevitable the former Blackburn and Leeds player will eventually lose his job if a third managerial change in as many seasons is made.
Another senior figure in the game told BBC Sport both Wilcox and Berrada may be vulnerable, suggesting Ratcliffe could be considering a wider overhaul of senior staff.
For now, though, minds are focused on Stamford Bridge, with Carrick due to speak to the media on Thursday.
[@sistoney67, @SamiMokbel_BBC, @danroan]
MUFC Red Army retweeted
After Hull, Carrick snapped at Jan for asking about the players effort in the game, he has been indignant about questions of running despite all evidence for months. Now the narrative for Carrick keeping the job is questioning the standards of the players… they’re his standards!
MUFC Red Army retweeted
This leadership continue an almost unprecedented run of getting every big call wrong. You could flip a coin for a decision and not have made this many mistakes in a row. We are being run by random rules like who would get on with Jason Wilcox.
MUFC Red Army retweeted
this isn't carrick's fault at all, but the fact he's still in charge and now taking training on tuesday is an absolute disgrace. what kind of message of direction does this display to the fans? zero communication whatsoever. pure incompetencey paired with negligence having power.






























