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Michael Carrick, Manchester United's caretaker manager, reflected on the team's 3-0 loss, stating that Newcastle shouldn't have been penalized for the free-kick leading to the first goal and that Yoro slipped for the second. He noted the crowd was waiting for United to pull one back, but they conceded a third, leaving him with mixed emotions. The players were hurting and disappointed, having been rocked before the game. Carrick attributed the loss to the team's current situation.

Carrick expressed the difficulty of having a day like this at Manchester United, feeling a lot of responsibility due to his long tenure at the club. He empathized with the players, who were really hurting and disappointed. The situation was tough, and Carrick acknowledged that results and performances hadn't been good enough, leading to mixed emotions.

Carrick emphasized that he's always done what's best for the football club and loves his job. Despite the tough situation, he appreciates the support. The Guardian reported on Carrick's reflections, highlighting the challenging circumstances Manchester United faced.