‘Like a fresh start’: Michael Carrick relieved by Manchester United’s draw at Leeds

Head coach insists ‘we can still have a really good season’‘We were the dominant side,’ says FarkeAfter a week in which Michael Carrick had “the headphones on” to quieten the noise, Manchester United’s head coach claimed Sunday’s 1-1 draw at Leeds “felt like a fresh start” and insisted that the season can still be a good one.Carrick’s team have seven points from seven Premier League games and have won only once in the competition, against Ipswich in August. Sunday’s draw followed the previous weekend’s 1-1 draw with Tottenham. Continue reading…

Manchester United’s manager Michael Carrick claimed Sunday’s 1-1 draw at Leeds ‘felt like a fresh start’ and insisted that the season can still be a good one Head coach insists ‘we can still have a really good season’ After a week in which Michael Carrick had “the headphones on” to quieten the noise, Manchester United’s head coach claimed Sunday’s 1-1 draw at Leeds “felt like a fresh start” and insisted that the season can still be a good one. Carrick’s team have seven points from seven Premier League games and have won only once in the competition, against Ipswich in August.

Sunday’s draw followed the previous weekend’s 1-1 draw with Tottenham. Yet after a week in which United lost 2-0 at Atlético Madrid, after which Lisandro Martínez criticised the recruitment of the director of football, Jason Wilcox, Carrick was relieved at the point against Daniel Farke’s team. “[It’s been] quite quiet inside [the club] – the headphones have been on this week. It