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Michael Carrick is STAYING: Man United decide against wielding axe after day of crisis talks
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Manchester United have decided to retain Carrick as head coach after crisis talks, giving him the opportunity to revive their season.
Michael Carrick will continue as Manchester United head coach after the club chose not to sack him despite recent poor results. Following a day of crisis talks, the under-pressure manager has been given a chance to turn around the club's struggling campaign. Carrick took training ahead of United's upcoming trip to Chelsea.
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UK timesStrong17 reports from 6 outlets. First reported by Mirror, 04:30. The 9 newest are listed here.
- The Guardian
- Simon Stone
- The Athletic
- Manchester Evening News
- Mirror
- MailOnline
- How Man Utd would line up if the SEVEN players Steven Gerrard said aren't good enough leaveMirror
- Man United hero shows off new appearance as he 'looks more like a boxer' after operationManchester Evening News
- Paul Scholes picks out Michael Carrick replacement 'miles' clear for Man UnitedManchester Evening News
- Wayne Rooney tears into Man Utd flops he 'wants to put a firework up' in foul-mouthed rantMirror
- Michael Carrick is STAYING: Man United decide against wielding axe after day of crisis talksMailOnlineThis article
4 more reports
- 'What the f*** are you doing? Stick a firework up their a**e!': Wayne Rooney launches f-word rant about Man United players letting down close friend Michael CarrickMailOnline
- Training is taking place as usual. @ManUtd sources say Carrick and players will have opportunity to turn the situation around. Focus now on Stamford Bridge.Simon Stone
- David Squires on Manchester United's latest crisis and dirty laundryThe Guardian
- What should Man United's beleaguered chiefs do next? With manager Michael Carrick still waiting for a verdict on his future after day of crisis talks, our experts have their say...MailOnline
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