Carrick has made a decision after Manchester United only managed a draw against Fulham.
Michael Carrick, manager of the "Red Devils" Manchester United, stated that his team played well and deserved to win against Fulham in the English Premier League last night, despite having to come from behind to draw 1-1 late in the game. He confirmed he is not pressured and wants the team to keep moving forward.
Carrick said, “I think we should have been the winners today. We created enough chances to win. We played well in many moments, and the goal we conceded was something that can happen—an own goal.”
“I liked the team’s reaction and how we finished the game. We almost won near the end. We came here to get the win, but the positive takeaway is that we fought until the very last second.” “Their goalkeeper made excellent saves and deserved the man of the match award, and we hit the post twice. Overall, we played very well.”
Regarding Rashford: “Rashford is a threat in attack. He probably should have scored two goals today. He found good opportunities, but the final moments didn’t go his way. But he will definitely score. We know Rashford well. We know how to bring out his best, and we will continue doing so.”
Regarding criticism around the club:
“Not at all. Those voices don’t bother me. What bothers me is that we want better results and want to collect more points.”
“Of course, there will be times when things don’t go as we want. We need to win matches consistently.”