Carrick

[Borokian1876]

Still think he’s the right man for the job and we need to back him, he’s been thrown under the bus imo and signed scraps to replace 60 plus league goals. My blame lies with Scott signing the absolute dross we have. Albeit he’s really struggling and starting to look out his depth. Give him time

 

[Mwelolo]

Keep Carrick and give him the support he needs, not Woodgate.

 

[alvez_49]

The man has to change approach, he should have changed it after we were terrible in pre season but it has to change now.

If not then it's all on him.

There's a team and formation we can make in that squad that wins the game today.

 

[Drobbo1980]

Pressure is on. Needs a plan B during games aa currently plan A isnt working and teams have figured us out

 

[Mwelolo]

Adversity is the real test of a manager and unfortunately Carrick is responding terribly.

 

[Corco65]

MC is not getting the best out of the players he has available, questionable line ups, formations, tactics and substitutions. Man united had a way of playing and stuck to it and eventually they would see off the opposition by sticking to the plan, but that was normally becuase they had the best players, when you don't there is no point sticking to something in the belief it will eventually come right, its clear it's not working and he has to change something, I'm not sure he has enough experience to know what to do, I hope he does.

 

[brattleboro]

he needs to shoulder some of the blame wiht results

 

[Sheriff_John_Bunnell_ret]

MC is not getting the best out of the players he has available, questionable line ups, formations, tactics and substitutions. Man united had a way of playing and stuck to it and eventually they would see of the opposition by sticking to the plan, but that was normally becuase they had the best players, when you don't there is no point sticking to something in the belief it will eventually come right, its clear it's not working and he has to change something, I'm not sure he has enough experience to know what to do, I hope he does.

He doesn't have any experience. He is a rookie manager. He has shown enough previously that he should be given time to learn.

 

[Mwelolo]

MC is not getting the best out of the players he has available, questionable line ups, formations, tactics and substitutions. Man united had a way of playing and stuck to it and eventually they would see of the opposition by sticking to the plan, but that was normally becuase they had the best players, when you don't there is no point sticking to something in the belief it will eventually come right, its clear it's not working and he has to change something, I'm not sure he has enough experience to know what to do, I hope he does.

Which is why he needs the experienced coach that was promised.

 

[Corco65]

MC may well need someone with more experience alongside him, but it doesn't take a genius or someone with experience to know, what we are currently doing isn't working, surely the results and performances are enough to tell you that. He options to change things but so far seems to have chosen not to. He may choose to continue in that way in the belief it's the right thing to do, and it may well come right, however it usually only ends in one outcome.

 

[indeedido]

I can not believe he is the person drawing blame.
His Chairman has employed a Director of Football and given him total authority over our squad. Who we retain, who we sell, who we sign, what contracts and on what terms.
Scott was a terrible appointment given his track record and has been woeful across his 4 Transfer windows here. He's found one player in his "career".

Carrick may be making some odd looking decisions and deserves scrutiny, but if you are given rubbish what can you do.

 

[TheYorkshireTerrier]

It was baffling and also worrying watching him in the second half stood alone just watching the match after we conceded the second. Didn’t talk to his coaching staff once.

 

[kuepper]

Looked a bit shell shocked in his post match interview and didn't really give out much hope

 

[Mwelolo]

It was baffling and also worrying watching him in the second half stood alone just watching the match after we conceded the second. Didn’t talk to his coaching staff once.

Not sure I would bother talking to Woodgate

 

[Drobbo1980]

Looked a bit shell shocked in his post match interview and didn't really give out much hope

What did he say

 

[Juninho twinkle toes.]

McGee, should of started for a start.

 

[Mwelolo]

Looked a bit shell shocked in his post match interview and didn't really give out much hope

Starting to look like a little boy lost…..

 

[Drobbo1980]

Team selection was poor again. Hope Rodgers gets a run with the U21s. He needs to learn how to play as a 10 in a non competitive game. He shouldn't be near the first team. Silvera needs to be dropped also.

 

[Borokian1876]

I can not believe he is the person drawing blame.
His Chairman has employed a Director of Football and given him total authority over our squad. Who we retain, who we sell, who we sign, what contracts and on what terms.
Scott was a terrible appointment given his track record and has been woeful across his 4 Transfer windows here. He's found one player in his "career".

Carrick may be making some odd looking decisions and deserves scrutiny, but if you are given rubbish what can you do.

People are completely naive to how poorly run we are. Look at the way they sacked warnock. It’s no coincidence every manager here fails. Bar karanka who ultimately did. I’d be gutted if we sacked him. One day people might open there eyes and look above instead of blaming every manager at the club

 

[dooderooni]

If results don't improve then Carrick will be sacked, that's just football.