Finishing top name of the game for focused Carrick

MICHAEL CARRICK admits he does not want Manchester United to carry on grinding out results but accepts they won’t care if they go on to win the Premier League.

Finishing top name of the game for focused Carrick
Thu, 20 Jan, 2011 - 00:00
Simon Stone

United have managed to get themselves top of the table even though they have rarely been at their destructive best this term.

Ahead of local rivals Manchester City on goal difference, Alex Ferguson’s side also have two games in hand and remain unbeaten.

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