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Michael Carrick's D-Day: Man United boss arrives for work at 7.45am, while his bosses jet to Monaco to make final decision over sacking him

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United's hierarchy convenes in Monaco to decide Carrick's fate as the interim manager reports for duty with his position in serious doubt.
Manchester United's board is holding a summit in Monaco to make a final decision on Michael Carrick's future as manager. The interim boss arrived for work at 7:45am despite widespread speculation about his job security. The timing of the board meeting away from the club suggests a significant announcement is imminent regarding his position.
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