Here is what the page “Michael Carrick Says Manchester United Were 'Off It' in Loss, Calls for Shared Responsibil” contains. Manchester United interim manager Michael Carrick admitted his side failed to get into the game during their latest setback, saying they were 'off it' both with and without the ball. The candid assessment came after a performance that raised fresh questions about the team's direction following Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's departure. Carrick, who stepped up from assistant coach, now faces the challenge of steadying a squad short on confidence and tactical sharpness.
He stressed that underperformance is a collective issue, not one to be pinned on individuals, as United look to salvage momentum in a season that has fallen well below expectations. With key fixtures ahead, the club's hierarchy is under pressure to appoint a permanent manager who can restore standards. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.