While everyone at Old Trafford is currently blaming the players, it’s abundantly obvious to anyone with a brain that Michael Carrick was yet another dire choice of Utd manager. ‘wit’s this goat tae dae wae Ranjurs’ we hear you cry.…

Ibrox Noise argues that Michael Carrick represents another poor managerial appointment by Manchester United, comparing their ongoing struggles to Rangers' recent hiring history. Writer Sam Groves asserts that moving on from Danny Rohl was justified because Rangers ultimately secured Derek McInnes, claiming that repeatedly replacing managers is acceptable if previous appointments were mistaken.
The article contrasts the situations at both clubs, criticizing Manchester United's leadership under the Glazers and Sir Jim Ratcliffe for continuous managerial missteps since Sir Alex Ferguson's departure. Groves claims that while replacing legendary managers like Ferguson and Walter Smith is difficult, Rangers appear to be in better hands with McInnes.
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