Hello and welcome to the two Robbie's podcast, your destination for in-depth discussion and analysis of the Premier League.

I'm Robbie Musto. He's Robbie Earle. And today we have a special guest. We're joined by

Manchester United's current head coach, until the end of the season, at least, Michael Carrick.

Here's our full conversation with him. Enjoy.

Thanks so much, Michael, for joining us today. We understand you're at the Old Trafford Sports Barn

for a special event in relation to your foundation and Manchester United's Foundation.

Tell us more about it.

Yeah, it's great to be here, actually.

I've been coming here for maybe eight, nine years now.

I came to the club and realised quite quickly the fantastic work

that Manchester United Foundation were doing and had done for a period of time, whether it was

close to Old Trafford in the community or globally as well, really. And as a player, I always

felt that responsibility of working and trying to make an impact

and helping them really so I had my testimony in 2017 and from that I started my own foundation

and we've kind of worked together since really in different ways and different projects so

coming here tonight and in a different kind of role to what I'm used to coming.

And I'm used to just coming and being quite low-key.

Obviously, now with the role, it's changed a little bit.

So to see the young people enjoying it still and see the coaches and the great work that goes on,

it's really rewarding to be back again. Michael, I'm thinking it must be difficult fitting all these things in now.

Your head coach of Manchester United till the end of the season, you've got one of the biggest

jobs in world football. What's been your biggest takeaway working with the group of players

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