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30 Apr 2026 13:45:24
I believe this is a post on that X Twitter place and worth sharing.
We really need to consider the situation very carefully. Surely Burnley would be beating a path to Carrick's door, yet are supposedly looking at Gerrard and Bellamy.


“The Downfall of Carrick’s Middlesbrough team collapse moments;

• Inconsistency across a long season
• Defensive fragility
• Tactically not adaptable

• Inconsistency across a long season;
Middlesbrough could look good for a couple of games then go on a long stretches of poor performances and dropping points.



• Defensive fragility;
Defensive structure and transitions has recurring concerns, especially when games become chaotic and fast paced. Carrick team tends to: leaves spaces between midfield and defense, vulnerability in defensive transitions and inability to close games cleanly.

• Tactically not adaptable;
When opponents disrupt rhythm, press aggressively, or sit compact, (like Leeds and Newcastle) Carrick looked lost and has no plan B to change the game. ”.

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30 Apr 2026 16:43:30
Yep, big red flag against Carrick that Burnley don't want him. In future, we should cross reference every managerial appointment and player signing with JJ Watt to see if he approves of it.

30 Apr 2026 17:37:38
Nothing about the fact that Boro sold a lot of their best players?

Selling Spence, Tavernier, Akpom, Archer, Ramsay and not subsequently replacing them might have played a part in his so-called downfall.

Red man, we get it, you don't want him, and I'm not saying he is 'The Man', but he has earned the right for his name to be discussed.

He has done a remarkable job since coming in, and sits at the top of the form chart.

Who do you see as better and more available, by the way? Who do you want?

30 Apr 2026 18:49:08
People are losing their minds, yes, consider Carrick, but seriously he has had 13 games where we haven't seen a step change in performance. Will people please wake up. Too many are showing an emotional response.

Angel
A long list in front of Carrick. The club needs to conduct a non-emotional process reviewing skill set.

I cannot believe people post there is no one else, only Carrick, yet cannot see how ridiculous that comment is. There are plenty of far more experienced managers with vision. Fed up with keep posting lists tbh.

30 Apr 2026 19:06:32
Red Man, you're the one who keeps banging on about this over and over again. The club are clearly conducting a non-emotional process because they'd have made his position permanent by now based on results and position in the table.

9 out of 13, and the most points in the Premier League since his appointment, is hard to ignore, yet they have not made any moves. You're winding yourself up and blaming others. ?

30 Apr 2026 20:11:25
Red Man, can you give me the long list please?

30 Apr 2026 20:11:56
Ports, couldn't agree more with all of that.

He's doing it to himself.

30 Apr 2026 21:18:01
Angel,
RTFP

Ports,
Wow, did well as a temp, wow, 9 wins, let's rush to put him in full time.

30 Apr 2026 21:58:58
Red Man, RTFP ? They're not rushing despite results. I'm not sure you even know what you're getting wound up about now. ?

30 Apr 2026 22:04:52
Jeez Red Man, this is becoming an obsession for you. I find Carrick underwhelming, but who is on your long list?

30 Apr 2026 22:05:18
I am also keen to understand who is in this long list of available and suitably experienced managers with vision.

Then, we can genuinely debate the merits of each.

I have no preference at this moment in time until we know who is realistically available.

It may well be that Carrick is genuinely the best available from the pool and who wants to be at United.

30 Apr 2026 22:06:43
The same people who want Carrick, wanted Ole. Says it all, really.

30 Apr 2026 22:20:14
Who said they want Carrick in this thread, Sepp?

30 Apr 2026 22:30:51
Carrick has done a great job getting the club back on track, but to put this simply, if Carrick had no ties to utd, and the decision makers are looking for the next Manchester United manager, would Carrick be on the list? I'm pretty sure the answer would be no.

30 Apr 2026 23:21:51
If whoever that person was came in with the club struggling, and won 9 out of 13, and got us comfortably into the CL places with 4 games to go, then yes, they would 100% be considered.





 

 

 
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