Carrick Accepts Responsibility: We Will Wait and See

Manchester United lost 3-0 at home to Bournemouth. Speaking after the match, Carrick said it had been a difficult day for the club and that his feelings were mixed. Carrick said he was upset not on a personal level, but because of the club's situation.

Carrick stressed that he had been at the club for a long time and felt a great sense of responsibility in his position. When asked about individual mistakes in the goals conceded, he responded by disputing the free-kick decision given before the first goal. The head coach said he wanted to watch the incident again.

Addressing the unfortunate incident involving young defender Leny Yoro, Carrick said he was backing his player. He said Yoro has a great future and that one mistake would not define a player's career.

Carrick said the team had failed to take the chance to change the course of the match in the second half, and that he believed supporters expected them to achieve something. Asked whether he had discussed his future with the board, he said the situation was difficult. Carrick said he would always do his best for the club, that he loved his job, and that he was aware of the responsibility. He added that it was not yet clear what would happen in the future.