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Sometimes managers need sacking for own good - Neville

Gary Neville says managers sometimes need to be sacked "for their own good" as Manchester United persist with under-pressure boss Michael Carrick.

— BBC Sport — Football, publisher's words · Read the original ↗

8 outlets3 languages4 countriesUpdated

Who broke it

BBC Sport — Football

EN · GB

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7

outlets in 3 languages over 8 h 15 min.

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Corroborated (5)

5 of 8 outlets each added at least one detail no earlier report had; the other 3 repeat it. That is independence, not agreement: two of them can still contradict each other.

Coverage timeline

8 outlets · first-seen order
  1. +0 min

    BBC Sport — FootballEN · GBBroke it

    Sometimes managers need sacking for own good - Neville

  2. +1 h 1 min

    The 42EN · IERepeats

    Gary Neville urges Glazer family to sell debt-ridden Manchester United

  3. +1 h 9 min

    Mirror FootballEN · GBOwn reporting

    Carlos Tevez 'wanted to kill' Gary Neville after acrimonious Man Utd exit

  4. +1 h 13 min

    Football365EN · GBOwn reporting

    Neville details ‘brutal’ Man Utd rebellion behind the scenes and wants Carrick ‘put out of his misery’

  5. +1 h 52 min

    TEAMtalkEN · GBOwn reporting

    Man Utd players think Michael Carrick is a joke with sack inevitable – Gary Neville

  6. +2 h 16 min

    CaughtOffsideEN · GBOwn reporting

    Former Man U star’s “1%” comments are totally damning of team’s dressing room after they reject Carrick

  7. +6 h

    VoetbalPrimeurNL · NLRepeats

    'Soms is ontslag voor eigen bestwil, blij dat ze me uit mijn lijden verlosten'

  8. +8 h 15 min

    ASES · ESRepeats

    Gary Neville insta a los Glazer “a vender” e “irse ya” del Manchester United

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