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Michael Carrick after that Carabao Cup loss, leading 2-0 at home.

Brighton, who have got a fabulous record at Old Trafford.

I think that's now – yeah, they've only lost two of their last seven or something like that.

Yeah, it's ridiculous.

And

they have made a very strong start to the season.

Very good side.

Very good side.

Gunning for a European spot.

And it wouldn't be a surprise to see them finish above, you know, a lot of big clubs this season and where they're going.

But, yeah, Michael Carrick after it, he – Very calm demeanour.

I like the guy.

He's Geordie.

Of course I like the guy.

But he seemed to be trying to convey the point of view of this is not the continuation of what has become of this club over the last couple of years in a calm manner.

It didn't sound like he was trying to sell

something.

No, no, I saw the post- Post-match on the field, the boos were ringing.

Not to the crescendo that they had been in recent seasons, but they were there.

So the

call for calm as opposed to a lot of people looking at it from the outside in going, well, this is just a continuation of the you-know-what show over the last couple of seasons.

Where's the truth with Manchester United?

I think somewhere in between.

I think Carrick is the right choice.

I think they're very reliant still on Bruno, who isn't, and I've said it before, he's not getting any younger.

Michael Carrick after that Carabao Cup loss, leading 2-0 at home.

Brighton, who have got a fabulous record at Old Trafford.

I think that's now – yeah, they've only lost two of their last seven or something like that.

Yeah, it's ridiculous.

And

they have made a very strong start to the season.

Very good side.

Very good side.

Gunning for a European spot.

And it wouldn't be a surprise to see them finish above, you know, a lot of big clubs this season and where they're going.

But, yeah, Michael Carrick after it, he – Very calm demeanour.

I like the guy.

He's Geordie.

Of course I like the guy.

But he seemed to be trying to convey the point of view of this is not the continuation of what has become of this club over the last couple of years in a calm manner.

It didn't sound like he was trying to sell

something.

No, no, I saw the post- Post-match on the field, the boos were ringing.

Not to the crescendo that they had been in recent seasons, but they were there.

So the

call for calm as opposed to a lot of people looking at it from the outside in going, well, this is just a continuation of the you-know-what show over the last couple of seasons.

Where's the truth with Manchester United?

I think somewhere in between.

I think Carrick is the right choice.

I think they're very reliant still on Bruno, who isn't, and I've said it before, he's not getting any younger.