Manchester United manager Michael Carrick delivered an emotional opening statement lasting more than five minutes at his press conference yesterday, seeking to lift his squad before Sunday’s pivotal Premier League meeting with Bournemouth.
Pressure builds before Bournemouth match
- Carrick is under intense pressure to keep his position following Manchester United’s damaging 4-1 Champions League loss away to Como earlier this week.
- With uncertainty surrounding his future, the 45-year-old addressed reporters at Carrington for his regular weekly briefing.
- He opened the session with a passionate address, stressing that everybody connected with the club must remain humble, show humility and put in the hard work.
- “I’ll begin today,” Carrick said. “There are a few things I want to say. I feel it is important.”
