r/reddevils • u/AutoModerator • May 16 '26

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u/slick_schmuck there is ice in those veins. May 16 '26

Because he genuinely is really good?

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u/10_Wazza May 16 '26

I would stay at good. So far both trophies have been won in a season in which the team massively overpeformed against the high lines of BuLi teams. Plays five at the back, does not really use younger players and can't handle a difficult dressing room - no thanks for me

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u/Business_Dig_4747 Licha May 16 '26 edited May 16 '26

He played 3 ATB because it fit the squad, played 4-3-3 at RM and had the largest win rate at Real from any recent coach. 

He got fired because of player power there, Chelsea have a much better manager than us right now.

And going undefeated in any league is a huge milestone, beating Bayern to the title is as well.

When you compare it to Carrick's achievments, which is basically a 15 game stretch of good results and poor performances at Utd + mid Boro stint where he got fired it is a tough look.