Manchester United’s capitulation at Chelsea paints picture of a club that barely exists | Barney Ronay
Michael Carrick is now a little more pre-doomed, pre-sacked, but is miles away from being the actual story here On and on and on. And then on just a little bit more it would seem. Manchester United: always crashing in the same Carrick. The obvious question after this 2-0 defeat at Stamford Bridge is how much longer United will continue to lose games under the current manager, as opposed to losing games under the next one.
But it is also a mark of the dysfunction of this club, its ambient levels of sadness, that this matters so little.
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