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Goldbridge wants Wilcox out too after United's Bournemouth defeat

His post-match reaction argues that replacing Michael Carrick alone would leave the decisions behind the appointment unaddressed.

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SACK CARRICK & WILCOX! Man United 0-3 Bournemouth Goldbridge Match Reaction

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1:46Goldbridge argues Wilcox should leave alongside Carrick because he holds him responsible for the managerial appointment.
3:10He proposes a change in football leadership and favors Nagelsmann as the next head coach.
8:12He argues the Tielemans, Santos and Baleba midfield combination failed against Bournemouth.
13:12He urges ownership to prioritize rebuilding the squad over stadium plans.
14:27He checks resignation rumors from live messages but finds no confirmation.
32:15He rejects nostalgia for Carrick's playing career as a reason to defend his management.

Stadium plans can wait, Mark Goldbridge argues. After Manchester United's home defeat to Bournemouth, he wants the club's attention fixed on building a team, and his demand for change extends beyond the manager.

The October 25 reaction on The United Stand has drawn about 908,000 views. Its central argument is that Michael Carrick should go, but so should Jason Wilcox, whom Goldbridge holds responsible for appointing him. He favors Julian Nagelsmann as the next head coach and rejects Eddie Howe as an alternative.

Goldbridge also challenges the idea that Carrick's earlier results proved the appointment was sound. In his reading, individual performances concealed deeper weaknesses. He criticizes the midfield combination of Tielemans, Santos and Baleba, while defending Bruno Fernandes for looking disaffected after being left on the bench as the team collapsed.

There is a revealing interruption midway through: live messages suggest Carrick has resigned. Goldbridge checks social media, then finds no confirmation. This is a demand for a departure, not an announcement of one.

The comments broaden the question of responsibility. Several viewers argue that changing the manager cannot solve problems they see in ownership, recruitment and the board.

Goldbridge nevertheless refuses to let those wider criticisms become a defense of Carrick. Near the end, he separates affection for the former player from judgment of the manager: "Michael Carrick was a good player. He's not a very good manager. He's got to be sacked."

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Two things can be true. Carrick and a lot of these players aren't good enough, but if there is no board or ownership change, we will be back here in 18 months tops.
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Can't wait till we sack Carrick and I can go back to loving him again
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