It is shaking, but it hasn't fallen yet: United holds Carrick

Manchester United has decided to retain Michael Carrick as head coach despite a poor run of form, including eight winless matches. Following a meeting with club executives, Carrick will continue to lead the team, including the upcoming match against Chelsea. His position was under scrutiny after a heavy defeat to Bournemouth, but the club appears hesitant to make a change without a suitable replacement. Carrick's tenure began in January, and he initially achieved positive results, but recent performances have raised concerns. Players, including Bruno Fernandes, have expressed frustration with tactics, while some former players call for Carrick's dismissal. However, others argue that the issues run deeper than just the coaching staff.