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EPL: Carrick speaks on getting sacked after Man Utd lose 2-0 to Chelsea
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Manchester United supervisor Michael Carrick said that he doesn’t count on to be relieved of his duties following the workforce’s 2-0 Premier League defeat to Chelsea on Saturday, October 31.
Speaking to TNT Sports after the match, Carrick insisted he’ll stay in cost when the Red Devils host Roma within the Champions League on Tuesday.
Second-half targets from Morgan Rogers and Cole Palmer condemned United to their fourth league defeat of the season.
The consequence leaves Carrick’s facet sitting in seventeenth place within the desk, only one level above the relegation zone. Despite the mounting strain, the 45-year-old supervisor expects to be within the dugout for the upcoming mid-week European fixture.
When requested instantly whether or not he expects to stay in cost for the subsequent match, Carrick replied with a easy, “Yes.”
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