
Man Utd's Hesitancy on Carrick Is Proof This Structure Is Failing BADLY
The Promised Land | A Manchester United PodcastShow Notes
A frustrated Scott Saunders speaks on the latest (lack of development) at Manchester United with Michael Carrick remaining on the brink of being sacked - though no decision has been made yet.
With Carrick's position untenable, Man Utd's football operation remains silent and apparently....unable to agree on the route forward.
For an operation that promised best in class and that is further from it than ever before, and people in key roles getting decisions wrong - it's time for Sir Jim Ratcliffe to start meddling - with a best in class Antonio Conte available to be hired.
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