"You can't rule anything out in football, but we've got to be realistic and know where it's at. I think we've just got to try and keep winning games and see. Above us now there's two fantastic teams. There's some really good teams around us. We've had a good run, we're certainly not getting carried away."
"I am definitely a 'glass is half full' on what you can achieve more than the negative side. Of course, I'm being realistic about it—we have to win a lot of football matches for that to happen. So we'll do what we've been doing and go one at a time."
Michael Carrick, Manchester United's interim manager, has declined to dismiss the possibility of catching Arsenal in the title race, though he acknowledges the significant challenge ahead. United has achieved impressive form under Carrick, securing six victories and accumulating 19 points from 21 available since his appointment, representing the best record in the Premier League during this period. However, Arsenal maintains a 13-point lead with United having 10 matches remaining and one game in hand. Carrick emphasizes the need for sustained winning performances while remaining grounded about the realistic obstacles. Drawing on his experience winning five championships under Sir Alex Ferguson, Carrick adopts an optimistic yet pragmatic approach, focusing on taking matches one at a time rather than becoming complacent about their recent success.
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