Manchester United head coach Michael Carrick says it would be "boring and pointless" not to celebrate winning games as his team continues their winning streak. United have won four consecutive matches under Carrick since replacing Ruben Amorim last month, moving up to fourth in the Premier League. The former midfielder emphasizes the importance of enjoying victories while maintaining focus on the challenges ahead.

Carrick's approach contrasts with his predecessor Sir Alex Ferguson, who often reserved harsh criticism for after victories to prevent complacency. The current manager believes there's a time and place for everything, acknowledging the emotional waves that come with winning. United's next challenge comes at West Ham United, where victory would strengthen their position in the race for Champions League qualification.

Carrick stresses that winning at this level requires hard work and preparation, warning against assuming future success. His relaxed outlook won't extend to Frank Ilett's viral haircut pledge, which has gained attention on social media. The Oxford-born fan, now living in Spain, vowed not to cut his hair until United won five consecutive games. While Carrick admits the story makes him smile, he insists it won't factor into team talks. United's focus remains firmly on maintaining their momentum and securing their Champions League ambitions.