Frank LaBeouf

I have no doubt about that.

And you have to change maybe the individuals, but mostly the spirit of it.

So I don't want to talk about Frenchmen or whatever.

I want to talk about the togetherness of the people who don't work together.

Of course, some of them don't track back, like Vini, like him.

But like it was in Paris Saint-Germain with Neymar, Messi, and Mbappe again.

So they have to deal with that.

Who's guilty?

I think first, the ball is guilty, the system around the ball is guilty, the coach is guilty, and the players are guilty.

So everybody is, and somebody has to find the right way to create a chemistry and a hierarchy.

Well, France have done it.

Do you know what, for the next coach, I don't know for how long it's going to last, but for the next coach in Real Madrid, they have to ask a question before signing.

Can I ask Mbappé and Vinicius Junior and Judith Billingham to track back?

Is that possible?

And if they don't do that, can I put them on the bench or I will be sacked?

That would be the next crucial question because otherwise it will never work.

And as I took the example of Paris Saint-Germain, we have the certainty that if not everybody is working, that doesn't work.

Well, they can get something special from Carrick, the spirit that he had when he was a player and what he showed at starting coaching.

He's somebody who has a character and...

Comparing to, let's say, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, who was a more talented player, more artistic, Carrick goes straight to the point and maybe will turn some United players as warriors.