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Paul Scholes has told Man Utd bosses what he thinks as he takes aim at Michael Carrick

March 6, 2026

Former Manchester United midfielder Paul Scholes has a history of criticising Manchester United managers.

Paul Scholes’ latest comments about Manchester United caretaker manager Michael Carrick follows a familiar pattern for the Old Trafford legend. Scholes made a point remark about his former colleague after United’s 2-1 loss at Newcastle on Wednesday night. Carrick has been outstanding since taking over from Ruben Amorim at the start of the year. The defeat in the north east marked his first setback since assuming the United caretaker role for the second occasion in his managerial career.

Whilst Scholes didn’t hold back in his assessment of the 44-year-old, Carrick is far from the only United boss to face a verbal battering from the former England midfielder. The TNT Sports analyst has previously laid into managers ranging from Jose Mourinho through to Ruben Amorim. Here, we examine what Scholes has previously said about various former United managers.

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