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EPL: 'You're Not Qualified to Be Man United Manager' - Roy Keane Slams Carrick After 3-2 Win over Arsenal
Roy Keane doubts Michael Carrick's long-term suitability despite a perfect start, citing only one caretaker lasting a full season in Premier League history, urging Manchester United to seek a bigger manager.
- Roy Keane, the former Manchester United midfielder, argued the club needs a bigger and better manager and said they will assess multiple candidates before deciding.
- Keane pointed to precedent, noting that in 32 Premier League seasons only 21 caretaker managers were made permanent, with just one lasting a full season.
- Michael Carrick enjoyed a perfect start, demolishing Manchester City at Old Trafford and winning at Emirates Stadium with a late Matheus Cunha goal.
- The win moved United into Champions League places and lifted mood around the club, with away supporters at the Emirates Stadium chanting Carrick's name and players embracing him.
- United planned to hire an interim head coach for the season and appoint a permanent successor in the summer, with caretakers often moving to smaller clubs soon after.
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Michael Carrick plays down permanent Manchester United job talk after Arsenal win
Michael Carrick has played down talk of becoming Manchester United’s permanent manager, choosing to focus on the present as United’s revival gathers pace after statement wins over Arsenal and Manchester City.
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