- Jamie Carragher has labelled Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes 'a disgrace' for his comments after Manchester United's 4-1 defeat to Como in the Champions League
- The former Liverpool defender criticised Fernandes, saying, 'In terms of attitude and the way he goes about things, it's not right at all'
- Fernandes appeared to question manager Michael Carrick's tactics, by saying 'you have to be more brave' and urging the 'manager and the staff' to 'take the risk'
- Asked about his future, Carrick said he 'had to apologise to the supporters' and that he's 'really angry' about the situation
- Carrick is scheduled to hold a news conference tomorrow to look ahead to Sunday's Premier League game against Bournemouth, writes Simon Stone
- Send your views and have your say in our poll - was Fernandes right to speak out? Paddy says he'd rather have 'academy players who care' | Sam says it shows the deeper problem at Man Utd
Fernandes labelled 'a disgrace' for questioning Carrick - was he in the wrong?