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Carrick claims Man United have unity, but is Martínez's outburst a sign of chaos to come?
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Michael Carrick insists his team is ready to move past Lisandro Martínez's fiery midweek comments. Only a win Sunday vs. Leeds will prove him right.
Michael Carrick insists his team is ready to move past Lisandro Martínez's fiery midweek comments. Only a win Sunday vs. Leeds will prove him right.
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