Gary Neville says Manchester United will not be "bounced" into making a decision to give Michael Carrick the manager's job after a run of great results.

Carrick masterminded a fourth-straight United victory as his side secured a 2-0 Premier League triumph over 10-man Tottenham on Saturday.

The win moved United to within three points of third-placed Aston Villa in the race for Champions League qualification.

It also took Carrick's overall record as boss at Old Trafford to six wins in seven matches, including a three-game spell in 2021, but as the clamour builds in favour of giving him the job beyond the end of the season, Neville warned United will not be rushed into a decision.

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The Sunday Supplement panel discuss whether Manchester United's recent run of form cements Carrick's place as long-term head coach

He told The Gary Neville Podcast: "I made my position clear a few weeks ago and what I'm not going to do is repeat it every week,...