Michael Carrick 'massively disappointed' with referee decisions against Man United
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Michael Carrick 'massively disappointed' with referee decisions against Man United
"To be honest, there's not much we can react to. Massively disappointed, of course. I think I've had a few reasons to be disappointed in a big way over those type of situations over the last couple of weeks or three weeks."
"Martinez begins a three-game ban for violent conduct having been given his marching orders for pulling Dominic Calvert-Lewin's hair after the VAR sent referee Paul Tierney to the monitor to review the incident."
"We're obviously disappointed. We didn't agree with it. I think it was pretty obvious how I felt after the game, and I still feel that way."
Michael Carrick is frustrated with recent refereeing decisions that have resulted in bans for Harry Maguire and Lisandro Martínez, leaving Manchester United short-handed for their match against Chelsea. The team is currently in third place, with a seven-point lead over Chelsea. Martínez received a three-game ban for violent conduct after a controversial red card, while Maguire is serving an additional one-game suspension. Carrick stated that they must move on despite their disappointment with the decisions.
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