Michael Carrick

"I feel the squad is making good progress."

"We want more, we need more, we keep looking for how we can do that."

"He's our player."

"I love the position I'm in."

"We are disappointed with today."

"First and foremost, we want to win."

"we want to be excited - that's why we love this club."

""Ridiculous" was how Carrick assessed the feeling his side have been given a favourable start to the campaign."

""It's not favourable," said Carrick. "It's an easy thing to throw out there but it's pretty ridiculous.""

""We are looking to strengthen the squad," said Carrick. "We are certainly working towards that.""

"It's just one game, we're disappointed we haven't won."

"Come on, that's ridiculous."

"He means a lot."

"I was very please with them."

"Andrey, for such a young man, to come in the way has, with his character and his personality is a dream."

"JJ is one of the boys. He's obviously got a really big talent. He's trained with us quite a bit and is getting experience all the time."

"He definitely offers a different kind of threat."

"I [was] really conscious of not giving him an awful lot [of instructions], a couple of little pointers, a few positional things, but to trust in what he is."

"I was 'confused' by the decision."

"was unhappy with the match officials for the decision to award Erling Haaland's controversial goal"

"We've just got to move on and get winning again."

"We're trying to create a structure to try to bring out the best of everyone, but I like seeing Bruno in attacking positions with a bit of freedom."

"I don't feel under pressure. Either way, that doesn't bother me one bit."

"Of course we can turn it around, we have got some really good players."

"The apology doesn't mean an awful lot."

"I've got no worries for Leny."

"kept their belief"

"The way we finished the game, actually, it didn't look like that. We finished the game really strong actually, and kept pushing."

"There's always going to be certain reactions when you're making changes."

"careful and sensible about the amount of exposure and scrutiny given to the youngster."