Who is the BEST manager Michael Carrick has worked with? 💭 

Good managers often come from midfielders

Mourinho has a gift he can look inside and see the best in you really good psychologist

I would say Carrick and Ji Sung Park.

@@sunveerhariparsad6395 beat me to it

@@sunveerhariparsad6395 Park is not underrated by fans, Carrick tho is criminal underrated

Yup, even Shearer, Lineker, and Micah Ricards agree that Carrick is underrated and under appreciated by far especially in National Team

Absolutely, the guy was a steady 8, when we signed him I never knew who he is, after that I couldn't see why United didn't replace him with a clone! He was that good!

Unlike some lol

@@mattyd5932 Unlike Lamps, Stevie, Gary and Wazza. Tbh Wazza has done a decent job.

⁠@@5mysoluap978I think Everton was a tough job for anyone but my word did lamp stink that joint out. Gerrard did an undeniably solid job at Rangers but fell short at the top level with Villa. I don’t care if Scottish football is poor but going a full season undefeated in any league is impressive. Even Lampard did a top job at Chelsea in his first season but wasn’t ready for what came next. Rooney struggled massively in his first season at Derby but would’ve kept them up comfortably the following season if it wasn’t for the 21 point deduction and an owner who didn’t want the club. They were only 7 points from safety too which is mad. I think there’s decent managers in all three of them but they lack experience.

people laugh when i say his passing ability is even better that what scholes was

everytime scholes was subbed on for carrick you would see one of the best passers of the last twenty years, Carrick smart player but he struggled to pass beyond 90 degrees.

Don't forget his final game, a 3-2 win over Arsenal

Yeah I know. A bit of an insult to Ole I thought. Second in the league and reached a cup final. Not bad for the three seasons Ole was there.

It was worked under as a player the criteria

@@Taporeee Yes you got the question and he got the answer correctly.

@@bobbypukes605 Man your expectations are shite. Tuchel won a UCL and went to 2 domestic cup finals in 2 seasons. ETH won a trophy in his first season. LVG won a trophy.. so did Jose. 2nd is not an achievement. When Arsenal bottle the league nobody will remember in 15 years

lampard

Some of those players probably earned those jobs based on their high-level experience and performance as a player

Understandable but we have to balance things out so good English managers actually get given a chance at big teams but are also not gifted the jobs like you have suggested. It seems to be we swing one way or the other, when the middle is what would benefit both.

Frank Lampard earned his job at Chelsea due to what he achieved as a player there and the experience he has at the top level. Steven Gerrard earned his job at Aston Villa for what he did at Rangers and Eddie Howe earned his job at Newcastle for what he did ate Bournemouth... Dyche earned his job at Everton for what he did at Burnley so idk which English manager you're on about anyway

If Ralf hadn't been as outspoken as he was and didn't give the recommendation for Ten Hag, we would probably still be fighting for a Europa League place and not be a challenge City. Ralf unfortunately didn't do the best on the pitch, but off the pitch he played a part in setting things in motion for the rise of United again.

Ralf is a fraud

Ralf was the worst thing to happen to this club in years. Absolute fraud. Should have given Carrick the interim role

@@anirudhmenon9099 Carrick couldn't bear to continue as interim to replace Ole as manager after seeing Ole tears in the interview mentioning Carrick to replace him. "Carrick? :tears: i'll back him up :smile:" - ogs so he walk away not continue till the end of the season.

@@anirudhmenon9099 Ralf was the best thing to happen to the club... he exposed everything...

Made plenty of sideways passes though. I’m not saying he wasn’t a brilliant player, totally underrated. He did like to pass to the side for a good two seasons.

Tell me, who else did he have?

Yes

To be fair, Frank did start out in the championship, which is where Carrick is starting his managerial career. Regardless, Frank is a dreadful manager. Surprising considering he’s meant to be an extremely intelligent bloke - couldn’t Inspire his players at Chelsea or Everton meaning he was bad at getting into players minds, and was a bad tactician. Really had nothing going for him.

Irrelevant now. In a way it’s good Ralf stayed on until the end of the season as we’ve now got EtH. Could of very well ended up with another Ole situation had Carrick come in as interim manager and exceeded everyone’s expectations.

He didn't play for Ole... he played for all the others.

@@PpTheGreatest the title said has worked wtih, so i thought it strange

Ole bowed out with United fans still loving him, but you absolutely cannot place him besides Sir Alex and Jose.

Because he never played for Ole…

Behave. Of course it’s not harsh. When Michael had played under two legendary managers, we all know this was more a question of whether he rated Sir Alex or Jose more..

He didn't play for Ole...

@@PpTheGreatest the video is titled managers Carrick “worked with”, not played under…