Ashley Young discusses Manchester United's defeat to AFC Bournemouth, defends Michael Carrick, and criticizes the team's lack of togetherness.

Former Manchester United player Ashley Young stated on Sky Sports that it is inevitable manager Michael Carrick will lose his job following a 3-0 home defeat against AFC Bournemouth. Defensive errors cost United as they slipped to 16th place in the Premier League, sitting just one point above the relegation zone after eight games.
Young defended his former teammate Carrick, arguing that the players have quit fighting and that Ineos struggled with recruitment over the summer. Fellow pundit Gary Neville also expressed the view that the club will likely dismiss Carrick following the disappointing run of form.
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Michael Carrick is not an inspirational leader but has been let down by his players – in particular sulking prima donna Bruno Fernandes – and Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s woeful mismanagement, writes CHRIS WHEELERDaily Mail
Gary Neville issues Michael Carrick sack verdict with Manchester United boss on the brinkEvening Standard
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