Manchester United manager Michael Carrick has urged his players to use their midweek UCL heroics as a springboard for EPL consistency. He recently had his say while speaking ahead of a high-stakes encounter with Aston Villa, and fans have been reacting.
According to him, Manchester United players must find the formula for sustained success in the Premier League rather than relying on sporadic bursts of brilliance.
Michael CarrickCarrick added that his team cannot afford to become complacent after the emotional Champions League comeback in midweek.
His words, “It’s something definitely worth celebrating as a football club, 40 years this week since Sir Alex Ferguson came here.
I am probably closer to him, and speak more to him now, than I did when I was playing.
Ever since he came here, the impact he has had on me as an individual was immense.
We scored some goals from nowhere. I thought we played really well and deserved to win the game.
Nothing is done yet. It is one moment in time that we need to use to move forward. We need more of it, for sure.”
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