UNITED SET BENJ-MARK

Sesko takes anger out on Toffees to send Carrick soaring into top four

- BY ANDY DUNN

THE angry celebration has been in vogue for a good while but, even by modern standards, Benjamin Sesko's effort in front of the travelling supporters was a belter.

It was a loud, air-punching message to Michael Carrick. Any chance of a start now, boss?

The manager's argument would be that Sesko is proving himself to be an impact substitute of the highest order and that United have now won five of the six games Carrick has taken charge of.

But the £74m substitute's second-half winner was another compelling strand to his argument that he deserves to start. You would, though, not blame Carrick for not wanting to change.

After all, his revolution has hardly been, er, revolutionary. It has simply been as sensible as the man himself.

Round pegs, round holes, stick with what works and no need for rotation with a schedule that allows players to take holidays in between matches.