CHELSEA CONFESSION FROM CARRICK: "WE UNRAVELED SUDDENLY IN THE SECOND HALF"

The Manchester United team, continuing to experience massive crises on the England Premier League stage, left the pitch defeated with a clear score like 2-0 in the tough Chelsea away match, dropped right to 17th place in the points table, and made its fans experience a massive nightmare. Technical director Michael Carrick, stepping in front of cameras after this critical encounter played in the capital London, used highly striking expressions about the performance the team displayed directly with his own words. The trainer, stating that he was pleased with the game in the first half, summarized the dramatic collapse experienced saying, "We didn't get going second half. We should've been up in the first half. Everything was as positive as we could've hoped for. We looked really dangerous. Found a way of unravelling in the second half. Bad goal to concede and then the penalty, we're right up against it. The game turned on its head." The experienced coach, defending that the team did not collapse mentally, spoke in the form of, "I don't think our heads dropped. The boys were in a good place first half. You could see that with the performance in the first half. It just gave them a lift and gave them a lift. We didn't start the second half great. They made the first blow and that made the difference."

Carrick, touching upon Lisandro Martinez being sent off from the game as well, said, "It was a major part of the game. Big influence for sure." Michael Carrick, giving a very clear "Yes." answer to the question of whether he will continue his duty in the next match, concluded his statements with the words, "Things have gone against us, and gone against us in a big way. Unravelled quickly. A lot of emotion right now. We have got to move forward and take the things that worked for us today. A lot of the good things, especially in the first half and use that moving forward."

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