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Carragher would choose Eddie Howe for Manchester United

Ashley Young questions Antonio Conte's fit, while Carragher argues that scrutiny must extend to INEOS's managerial decisions.

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“You’ve got to start looking at INEOS” | Carragher and Young discuss Man Utd's managers

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0:29Young questions United's commitment and warns that continued poor form could bring a relegation battle.
2:45Carragher calls for Carrick to be dismissed after the Bournemouth defeat.
5:08Carragher argues that INEOS must face scrutiny for repeatedly getting managerial appointments wrong.
9:00The replacement discussion includes Nagelsmann and Howe, with Carragher favoring Howe.
12:09Carragher links United's difficulties to its historical dependence on exceptional managers such as Busby and Ferguson.
15:08Young argues that Conte's 3-5-2 system and approach would not fit United's traditional style.

Changing the manager would not settle Jamie Carragher's argument about Manchester United. In Sky Sports Premier League's post-Bournemouth discussion, he calls for Michael Carrick to go, then turns his attention to the people choosing the next appointment.

"You've got to start looking at INEOS now," he says, criticizing the ownership's record of selecting managers. His argument is that another change in the dugout cannot be considered separately from the decisions being made above it.

The discussion follows United's three-goal home defeat, with Ashley Young questioning the players' commitment. Young played alongside Carrick at United, and his warning is blunt: "As players, you're not going to get sacked. It will fall on the manager."

When the conversation reaches possible replacements, Carragher offers a clear preference: "I'd probably go for Eddie Howe." Julian Nagelsmann also enters the discussion, while Unai Emery's suitability becomes a question toward the end. These are the panel's possibilities, not announced candidates.

Young is less persuaded by Antonio Conte. He argues that Conte's preferred formation and approach would not suit United's traditional style. Carragher, meanwhile, points to the club's historical reliance on exceptional managers such as Sir Matt Busby and Sir Alex Ferguson, raising a harder question than simply who should come next: what does the job require to work?

The immediate situation has moved on since this discussion was posted. In a subsequent training update, Sky reported that Carrick and Bruno Fernandes had met to clear the air, with both committing to refocus on turning United's season around.

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