Manchester United manager Michael Carrick has strongly rejected suggestions he could quit after Sunday's 4-4 draw with Aston Villa left the team in the relegation zone on the eve of the international break.
United are 18th in the table and in the relegation zone with eight points from 10 games. Carrick's men have won just once this season in the league and in the home game against Ipswich.
A Sky Sports reporter asked Carrick if he thought about continuing his presence in this position or not, he replied: "No".
When the reporter said there would obviously be talks about his future ahead of the next game against Liverpool on November 22, Carrick responded curtly: "Really? You tell me that."
Crick said: "It is very clear to me that the club needs to move in a direction and that direction is to win competitions. "We didn't win enough, but I expect to continue working on the same things we focused on."