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‘You might think I’m crazy…’ – Defiant Carrick issues response to continued criticism

**Michael Carrick insists he has “no concerns” about the commitment of his Manchester United players despite the club’s difficult run of results.**

The United boss says the dressing room remains in a good place and believes the squad are fully committed to turning things around despite their winless run stretching to nine games with [defeat to Chelsea on Saturday](https://hayters.com/carrick-backs-man-utd-players-commitment-despite-another-defeat/).

“I’ve got no concerns about commitment at all,” Carrick said.

“The dressing room is a good, good place. I’ve said it before, the commitment of the players to the club, to me, to each other is something I don’t question at all.

“We need to play better, we can make better decisions, but commitment’s not a thing at all.”

Carrick also dismissed questions over what the future could hold for him and insisted his full focus remains on United’s next game.

“I can look into the future, but you never know what’s going to happen,” he said.

“That doesn’t change how we’re preparing for the game tomorrow, and I’m actually really looking forward to the game. I can’t wait for the game tomorrow.

“You might think I’m crazy with the results we’ve had and what’s going on, but I really can’t wait for the game tomorrow, and that’s all I’m focused on.

“Whatever happens is going to happen after that in whatever direction it goes in.

“A lot of people could do my job when you are winning a lot of football games.

“It is about finding the solutions, finding the answers, staying strong, leading right and getting the best out of the players and we have to keep pushing for that.

“But it doesn’t change my mindset at all. I love being here, I love working with the players.

“The struggles, the challenges, that just drives you on to want even more.”

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