I thought Man Utd were done with transfers – until I spoke to Michael Carrick

DUBLIN — There isn’t an all-out mutiny yet, but an uprising is brewing. Manchester United supporters already feel vilified by their own club’s attempt earlier this summer to eradicate touting, which instead made criminals of their most loyal. A net transfer spend a third of Ipswich’s so far has done little to placate the discontent. I felt the full force of the vitriol last week when I dared to suggest United were perhaps due a careful summer window, after 13 years of profligacy over player purchases. Let’s just say the majority were in disagreement, with the more reasoned responses making a valid point: it is United’s new hierarchy who set their “Project 150” goal of winning the league by 2028, how are they supposed to do that if they don’t spend any money, when every other “Big Six” riva