The Englishman reacted after the Red Devils' latest humilating defeat.
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Michael Carrick's tenure is hanging on by a thread (Image: Sky Sports)
Michael Carrick insisted he wasn't waving goodbye to the Manchester United job following Sunday's humilating defeat to Bournemouth.
When asked about his emotional gestures during post-match debrief, he told Sky Sports: "It wasn't [a farewell] for me."
Adding: "It was a strange mix of emotions at the end of the game. It wasn't a nice way to end the game.
"It was a tough day for the players. We went into the game having been rocked. You can feel that. They're really hurting and disappointed in there. It's not a nice feeling. You have to accept it, we're in that situation."
Meanwhile, Harry Maguire speaking to Sky Sports said: "It wasn't good enough. Disappointed to give a goal away so early - another set play - and conceding first in the Premier League it makes it difficult.
"A mistake for the second makes it hard for ourselves. We didn't perform well enough as individuals or as a team and we didn't deserve anything from the game.
"It's not clicking at the moment. Results are not good enough and performances in the last week not good enough. Still early in the season.
"Got to find something, question yourself, look in the mirror - that's the most important thing - think what you can do more and what more you can contribute to the team and if we do that we'll get somewhere."