According to Varzesh3, the head coach of Bournemouth after the 3-0 victory over Manchester United, spoke about the difficult circumstances of Michael Carrick and emphasized that football does not always depend solely on the coaches' decisions.
Marco Rose, after Manchester United's heavy defeat against Bournemouth, in response to a question about Michael Carrick, United's head coach, supported his colleague and said the conditions for coaches are not always simple.
Speaking about Carrick, Rose said: "I have great respect for my colleagues, for all of them, and I feel empathy with them. Everyone must understand that we are only human too, and we try to do our job as well as possible."
The Bournemouth head coach went on to point to the role of events on the pitch and said that after the match begins, an important part of the story is no longer in the coach's hands: "But when the game starts, our work is done. After that, everything depends on the players. Sometimes it comes down to the momentum of the game, and sometimes a bit of luck plays a role."
In the end, Rose, referring directly to Carrick's situation, emphasized that sitting on the bench and enduring the pressure of heavy defeats is not easy for any coach: "Ultimately, this job is never easy for us, and yes, I understand Michael's situation."
Manchester United lost 3-0 in the match against Bournemouth, so that the pressure on Carrick reached its peak — a defeat that drove the fans present at Old Trafford to protest against the head coach and the team's performance, and the chants of 'sacked by tomorrow morning' aimed at Flick were heard again and again in the stadium.
Source: Varzesh3
