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Every word of Michael Carrick’s Chelsea pre-match press conference
Michael Carrick has been speaking to the media ahead of tomorrow’s Premier League clash against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.
United are battling against the Blues, Liverpool and Aston Villa for one of three extra places in next season’s Champions League, with Man City and Arsenal all but certain to grab the first two.
The first question was about the FA’s decision to ban Harry Maguire for tomorrow’s match after he already missed the last game through suspension.
“Well, to be honest, there’s not much we can react to,” Carrick said. “Massively disappointed, of course. I think I’ve had a few reasons to be disappointed in a big way over them type of situations over the last couple of weeks or three weeks. But we’ve obviously now got to move on, you know. The decisions have been made, something that we’re really disappointed with in many ways. But that’s it now. We’ve got to move on and we will do.2
He was asked “with Lisandro, there was talk of an appeal over that decision. Did that go in and have you heard anything back?”
“Yeah, I think it’s— we’re obviously disappointed, we didn’t agree with it,” Carrick said.”I think it was pretty obvious how I felt after the game and I still feel that way. So yeah, listen, I don’t want to go into it now. I think it is what it is, you know. We’ve been hit with some decisions and at the end of the day, you know, we’ve just got to accept it and move on whether we like them or not. He’s not going to be available, there’s no chance he can play tomorrow.”
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Will Kobbie Mainoo and Patrick Dorgu be available tomorrow?
“Patrick’s not, no,” Carrick confirmed. “Patrick’s, he’s going well, he’s rehabbing well, he’s kind of on track, but he’s not with us in terms of training yet, but he’s back on the pitch as I’ve already said, so that’s positive and he’s doing really well.”
“Kobbie, a little bit, yeah, we’re working towards it. He’s done a little bit, so there’s a decision to be made there.”
The next reporter asked:
“I just wanted to ask you about Ayden Heaven as well, Michael, he’s probably the most logical person to come into the team, whether you do or not. Just wonder, he had a run of games before you returned to the club starting, but we’ve not seen all that much of him since. Just wonder what you think he maybe needs to do to really contest for those starting positions and where you want to see him develop in the future?”
The boss replied:
“I think Ayden’s in a good place. Well, I know he’s in a good place. He’s obviously still young and he’s starting, he’s progressing through the early stage of his career really. So I think it’s pretty natural for him to play some games and then maybe not some others.”
“He’s training really well, he’s learning, he’s listening, he wants to improve. So I think it’s pretty natural of a centre-half of his age to, he’s probably well ahead of schedule in terms of the games that he’s played. So yeah, he’s trained well, I’ve got no worries. He went away and played with England a couple of weeks ago and done well. So yeah, he’s looking forward to the game for sure.”
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