Carrick Maintains Belief After Neville Calls Man Utd 'Pathetic'
The manager acknowledges improvement is needed to prove his former teammate wrong, according to BBC Sport.
Manchester United manager Michael Carrick has pushed back on Gary Neville's description of the club as "pathetic," according to BBC Sport.
Carrick nonetheless acknowledged that improvement is required to prove his former teammate wrong, BBC Sport reported.
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