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Former Manchester United striker Dion Dublin speaking on BBC Radio 5 Live:"Michael Carrick has said they need to cut out the individual errors, and he's right. It's about concentration. It's about leadership. It's about talking to your team-mate in a way that he understands that you're talking to him like that because you want to win the game. You need to get a hold of your team-mates and be strong with them, tell them 'we're not doing enough, lads'. You need to point fingers sometimes.
"Clubs like Manchester United have to have a plan in a situation like this. Otherwise, it's awful management of the football club and the football team. I don't think the answer is getting rid of Carrick. What happens next? You've still got the same group of players that are crossing the white line and representing the football club.
"You can't change all the players. It's too difficult. You can change the manager. It's one person. But is it correcting the issue? Is it correcting the long-term problems? I think Carrick should be given more time."
