Oct 22, 2026 · 50 min · 18 segments
Manchester United’s ownership is in the firing line again, with players accusing leadership of negligence and just two wins so far all season. So with United in their latest doom cycle and growing…
Adam CraftonGuest
Matt SlaterGuest
Rob GreenGuest
Kate MasonHost
Now, let's start by picking the bones out of Wednesday night's Champions League game where Manchester United were hammered 4-1 by Cesc Fabregas' Como.
Bruno Fernandes questioned Michael Carrick's tactics when he was interviewed on TNT Sports Post match.
It's a decision from the staff to not press man to man and sometimes leave space behind and try to get the ball.
When asked directly whether Michael Carrick got his tactics wrong, he responded, that's on the manager and the staff to see, not me.
So Adam, who do you feel is going to be feeling most uncomfortable after all of these words?
You know, they were pretty bad last night as they have been in pretty much every game.
This season feels like a conversation that's kind of been had a million, million times now.
Sometimes you watch a game and you think this is a game that will get a manager sacked.
And it's becoming this kind of just so popular after Champions League games where you're just waiting to see what the players are going to say in a way that just doesn't happen really at any other clubs when they lose a game.
I do think when Bruno said, you know, that's on him, I think he meant that as that's a question for him rather than that is his fault.
There is clearly, and there were certain moments in the game, I think there was a moment where Kunya and Carrick were sort of quite visually discussing something.
In the first half, there was also a moment where Bruno was remonstrating with his own players.
And then if you add that to what Martina said last week, there is clearly disconnect between whether it's the players and the coaches, the players and the above.
Well, Bruno, you normally think of him, Rob, as someone who's more guarded and selective with his words.
Now, let's start by picking the bones out of Wednesday night's Champions League game where Manchester United were hammered 4-1 by Cesc Fabregas' Como.
Bruno Fernandes questioned Michael Carrick's tactics when he was interviewed on TNT Sports Post match.
It's a decision from the staff to not press man to man and sometimes leave space behind and try to get the ball.
When asked directly whether Michael Carrick got his tactics wrong, he responded, that's on the manager and the staff to see, not me.
So Adam, who do you feel is going to be feeling most uncomfortable after all of these words?
You know, they were pretty bad last night as they have been in pretty much every game.
This season feels like a conversation that's kind of been had a million, million times now.
Sometimes you watch a game and you think this is a game that will get a manager sacked.
And it's becoming this kind of just so popular after Champions League games where you're just waiting to see what the players are going to say in a way that just doesn't happen really at any other clubs when they lose a game.
I do think when Bruno said, you know, that's on him, I think he meant that as that's a question for him rather than that is his fault.
There is clearly, and there were certain moments in the game, I think there was a moment where Kunya and Carrick were sort of quite visually discussing something.
In the first half, there was also a moment where Bruno was remonstrating with his own players.
And then if you add that to what Martina said last week, there is clearly disconnect between whether it's the players and the coaches, the players and the above.
Well, Bruno, you normally think of him, Rob, as someone who's more guarded and selective with his words.
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