Gary Breen

Michael Carrick has already beaten Michael Arteta, of course, in his previous stint as Manchester United manager.

Do you remember that game?

No, not really.

Ronaldo scored.

Do you remember the one where De Gea lay down on the goal line, but he was actually stood on by his own player?

And Emile Smith-Rowe was like, all right, I'll just kick it into the empty net then.

And I still won.

So, yeah, Michael Carrick has put Arteta to the sword already.

Then he handed it over to Ralph Ragnick.

Here you go.

You're in the top four.

I got you through the knockout stages of the Champions League.

You take it from here, big man.

the Man City fans themselves did but now they're starting to question that now that he's not delivering the goals every week it's um it's a bit of a mess all right but like Richard Keyes obviously of course said don't be surprised Maresca is in charge for that Wolves game you mentioned doesn't look like that's gonna happen but I think it's accepted wisdom across the footballing landscape now that he's gone at the end of the season which in itself is a huge sea change for that football club and

I even said, I remember saying this to Gary Breen at the beginning of the season and then just to Mark Ogden at the turn of the year there.

The signings they've made this year are not your archetypal Pep Guardiola signings.

Like I feel Donnarumma, Semenyo even, like they're club signings with a view to the next man up, I think.

I think Pep is like, okay, fine.

They're not going to be detrimental to my squad, but I wouldn't necessarily be selecting these players to build around Pep.

for the future.