Manchester United manager Michael Carrick expressed confidence that the team can overcome its poor start to the season. After a dismal beginning, including only four points from their first four league matches and a League Cup exit, Carrick acknowledged that successful teams often face challenging periods. He mentioned that the team had a strong finish to the previous season and anticipated difficulties this season. Carrick highlighted recent bad luck, such as a controversial refereeing decision involving Manchester City and a last-minute goal against Everton, which affected results. The team hopes for improved performance with the return of injured player Luke Shaw and the potential debut of Carlos Baleba.
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