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Manchester United’s capitulation at Chelsea paints picture of a club that barely exists | Barney Ronay

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The GuardianManchester United’s capitulation at Chelsea paints picture of a club that barely exists | Barney Ronay
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Michael Carrick is now a little more pre-doomed, pre-sacked, but is miles away from being the actual story On and on and on. And then on just a little bit more it would seem. Manchester United: always crashing in the same Carrick. The obvious question…

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