"I think coming in at the start it was quite quickly, one game at a time again. And I think that's the only way you know is when you're in it, and you live in it, and you've got to perform, and the boys have got to be in a good frame of mind to be able to be able to put performances together."
"I know some of the players, some more than others, it's a really good group. Talent-wise, ability-wise, they have shown what they can do. Good habits, good behaviour, looking after each other, I can't speak highly enough of the players."
"The only way to do it and give yourself the best chance is to stay in the moment, and it's for everybody else to get involved in the discussions. I didn't get too far ahead in terms of what was possible at that stage."
Michael Carrick has guided Manchester United to third place in the Premier League following a comeback victory over Crystal Palace. His managerial record stands at 23 points from nine games, matching Ange Postecoglou's joint-best start in Premier League history. The Opta supercomputer calculates a 58.5% chance of finishing in the top four, with the probability rising to 83.3% when including fifth-place qualification for Champions League football. Carrick emphasizes taking matches one at a time and maintaining focus on immediate performances rather than looking ahead. He expresses confidence in his squad's talent, ability, and character, highlighting their good habits and team cohesion as key strengths moving forward.
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