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Gary Neville critiques Manchester United after Bournemouth loss

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Evening Standard reports that fans sang Michael Carrick's name after the Bournemouth match before turning to boo the Manchester United squad . Evening Standard reports that Gary Neville said Carrick's dismissal will not magically solve United's problems but a fresh start could help get the club back on track . Evening Standard reports that Neville warned it will be "ridiculously difficult" for Michael Carrick to continue as Manchester United manager moving forward . Evening Standard reports that Neville blamed executives Jason Wilcox and Omar Berrada, along with the owners, sporting department and players, for letting the club down . Evening Standard reports that Neville described Manchester United as "an absolute mess" currently .

Why it matters. Evening Standard reports that the assessment that it will be "ridiculously difficult" for Carrick to remain manager suggests his tenure is in jeopardy . Evening Standard reports that the call for a fresh start implies the club may pursue significant changes to address the "absolute mess" described .

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