“Do I look like an angry Scotsman?” – Former Manchester United star on being compared with Sir Alex Ferguson


“Do I look like an angry Scotsman?” – Former Manchester United star on being compared with Sir Alex Ferguson

Michael Carrick and Sir Alex Ferguson for Manchester United

Michael Carrick, the manager of Middlesbrough, a highly recognized English Football League team that plays in the second tier of the English League and former Manchester United star, was asked an amusing question in the press conference yesterday to which he had a clever response.

When he began his managerial career at Middlesbrough, he was questioned about whether his leadership style would resemble that of Sir Alex Ferguson, the legendary Manchester United coach under whose tutelage he had played at Old Trafford. “Do I look like an angry Scotsman?” Michael Carrick retorted.

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Sir Alex Ferguson is renowned for his tough coaching approach and for getting the most from his players. He is one of the most successful football coaches in history and is well-known for his coaching philosophy. Carrick responded by pointing and saying that it depends on the players and the situation.

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He also made the point that each individual’s coaching approach will vary, and he said he would act naturally and not too much like anyone else. His reaction soon gained popularity because it seemed to be a fitting one for the legendary Manchester United star Sir Alex Ferguson and his style.

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Michael Carrick for Manchester United

Michael Carrick for Manchester United

In his twelve years of service to Manchester United, Michael Carrick amassed a total of 12 championships. Despite being a central midfielder, Alex Ferguson, David Moyes, Louis van Gaal, and José Mourinho all employed Carrick as a backup center-back. His passing skills served as the foundation of his playing style.

After his career as a footballer, he also joined the coaching staff at Old Trafford. After Ole Gunnar Solskjaer left, he took over three first-team matches, winning two and drawing one. He has since taken Chris Wilder’s place at Middlesbrough. Fans await many more from the English professional manager.

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