This Sunday was very bad for Manchester United. Swept 3-0 by Bournemouth, the Red Devils had an atrocious match and now find themselves sixteenth in the Premier League, just one point from the red zone. After this low quality score, coach Michael Carrick took stock at the microphone of Sky Sports : “It’s difficult for me to live a day like this in this club and to feel the emotion, the dynamics of today. Not for me personally, but for Manchester United. It was really mixed today. I feel a great responsibility, I have been at the club for a long time. It hurts terribly to see us going through this right now.”
However, the former midfielder who went to greet the supporters after the match to assume his responsibility does not necessarily imagine being sacked after this new defeat: “It wasn’t a goodbye on my part. I have mixed feelings. I am with my players, they are going through a difficult time. We can help them sometimes, but the situation gets worse for others and the boys feel it strongly. It’s also a mixed feeling on the part of the supporters to react like this.”
