United’s attitude spurs Carrick

MICHAEL CARRICK has admitted he is a changed man thanks to life at Old Trafford.

Sat, 27 Feb, 2010 - 00:00
Simon Stone

Carrick freely accepts that when he moved north from Tottenham in 2006 the thought of winning just one medal was enough.

Yet it did not take much time surrounded by the serial trophy hunters at Manchester United to alter Carrick’s view.

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