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When Carrick took over, United were out of all other competitions, so were able to put everything into improving their league form, which resulted in them finishing third in the table and securing qualification for the Champions League.
Now, however, they will need to deal with midweek games and Carrick may no longer be feeling that ‘new manager bounce’ that he benefited from when he replaced the unpopular Ruben Amorim.
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