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Manchester United held comprehensive head coach review from October

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Manchester United conducted a head coach review from October through now; leadership unconvinced by Carrick's progress.
Manchester United sources have revealed the club undertook a comprehensive review of the head coach position spanning from the October break to the present. In October, the club opted to give interim manager Carrick and the players additional time to reverse their poor form. However, club leadership has not seen sufficient improvement to warrant continued confidence in the current setup.
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- Carrick takes responsibility for Man Utd unravelling but questions recruitmentSimon Stone
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