Former Manchester United captain, Gary Neville, don talk say the club suppose sack head coach Michael Carrick, as e believe say sometimes, removing manager from im position fit even help the manager.
Carrick future for the club don dey face more questions after Manchester United lose 3-0 to Bournemouth for dia home ground on Sunday.
The defeat leave United for 16th position for Premier League table, just one point above the relegation zone. Despite the pressure, the club don decide to give Carrick another chance to turn things around before dia match against Chelsea on Saturday.
But Neville believe say the decision to keep Carrick fit come from poor planning, lack of suitable replacements and uncertainty about wetin the club suppose do next.
Speaking for Stick to Football podcast on Thursday, the former defender suggest say United management struggle to agree on wetin to do after the Bournemouth defeat.
Neville explain say the club fit don argue back and forth about Carrick future until dem become confused and decide to allow am continue.
E add say sometimes, manager need to leave im position for im own good. Neville use im own experience as example, as e talk say Valencia sack am when e dey manage the Spanish club, and e happy say dem end im time there.
Carrick matter don also get more complicated because of disagreement involving Manchester United captain, Bruno Fernandes, wey criticise the team tactics after dia 4-1 Champions League defeat to Como last week.
Fernandes no play for the Bournemouth match, but e and Carrick don hold talks since then to settle any misunderstanding between dem.
Neville believe say Fernandes public criticism fit show say some players get more serious complaints about the manager inside the dressing room.
According to Neville, wetin Fernandes talk publicly fit be only small part of the things wey players dey discuss privately about the team performance.
The former United captain also talk about how fans react after the Bournemouth defeat.
United supporters sing Carrick name as e applaud dem after the match. Neville describe the moment as something wey look like farewell round.
But the atmosphere change when Carrick leave the pitch, as supporters boo the players while dem dey enter the tunnel.
Carrick go now try to improve the team’s performance and results when Manchester United face Chelsea on Saturday, as pressure continue to dey mount over the club position for Premier League.
