Neville names three-man shortlist for Man United job

Gary Neville believes there 'cannot be any consideration' Michael Carrick becomes United's full-time manager.

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00:00I've got a lot of time for Oli, a lot of time for Roode, a lot of time for Michael Carrick.

00:03I think the three great lads who, to be fair, I hope he does really well.

00:08There cannot be any consideration that Michael takes the job beyond this season.

00:15For Michael and for the club.

00:17If he wins every game, look, we could be sat here at the end of the season where he's done unbelievably well

00:22and we're always thinking the fans are up and they're in the Champions League places, he's a fifth or whatever.

00:27It could happen if there's a good run and we could all be getting swayed with it.

00:31I honestly feel like at the end of the season when you've got Pochettino, Tuchel and Ancelotti.

00:36And I've said Ancelotti, I just feel purely because he's 66 years of age, he's got probably the best job in the world right now.

00:44He's probably got one job left at club level.

00:47And you're mentioning those because you think they're easier to get now, aren't you?

00:49And they're available, they're available after the World Cup.

00:51Yeah, but surely that shouldn't, again, if you're after the best, it's like trying to get the best player.

00:56It's meant to be a hard walk together.

00:57You said Eddie Howe, Roy, on telly the other day.

00:59I mean, I like Eddie Howe as well, to be fair.

01:01He would be in the top probably four for me as well.

01:03If Eddie Howe got it, if he was available then.