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Carrick Says Former Players’ Criticism Is ‘Irrelevant’ — Can Clubs Move On?
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2026-02-26
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Carrick called ex-players' commentary "irrelevant." Our analysis shows why that matters for Manchester United's culture, PR and fan influence in 2026.
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