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What would Carrick move say about Man United’s leadership?

Darren Fletcher's brief stint in charge of Manchester United's first team may be over after a draw at Burnley and an FA Cup third round exit to Brighton. His (expected) departure saw some stern-sounding words for the playing staff after the game on Sunday; will he continue as part of a longer-term interim coaching team? Michael Carrick is now favourite to take the helm, having stepped in with some success in difficult circumstances previously. Does the move to appoint a successful former player signal a change of tone for INEOS leadership and is "heritage" the right way to go? Director of Football Jason Wilcox has some big decisions to make. "Flat" is the word Carl chose to describe the FA Cup defeat to Brighton at Old Trafford. The crowd was the quietest it has been, amid a sense of befuddlement It feels a bit like limbo, now, and 40 games will be the shortest full campaign in over a century, but the season can't be considered over with European football still to play for. Hosts: Ian Irving, Laurie Whitwell, Carl Anka, Andy Mitten and Mark Critchley Executive Producer: Adey Moorhead Audio Producer: Ollie Bellwood Video Producer: Grayson Moody Instagram: @totdevils TikTok: @totdevils Timecodes: 00:00 - Intro 01:40 - Michael Carrick frontrunner for interim role 18:27 - The direction of Manchester United 28:40 - United's retreading of the past 42:51 - Brighton win again at Old Trafford Thumbnail: Michael Steele / Staff / Getty Images Sport via Getty Images Richard Heathcote / Staff / Getty Images Sport via Getty Images PETER POWELL / Contributor / AFP via Getty Images Jan Kruger / Stringer / Getty Images Sport via Getty Images #mufc #manchesterunited #premierleague