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Football managers often try to control the narrative after a loss, especially early in the season. Michael Carrick's focus on "good things" and not being "knocked" aims to protect team morale and confidence. This public positivity can prevent a defeat from spiralling into a crisis of belief among players and fans, even when results are poor.
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