United have only dropped points once under Carrick so far, in their last outing at West Ham on Feb. 10 when Benjamin Sesko<\/a>‘s late goal rescued a point.<\/p>\n Victory over Everton<\/a> on Monday night would see United leapfrog Chelsea<\/a> and go into fourth place in the Premier League<\/a>.<\/p>\n Asked if qualification for the Champions League was now a possibility, Carrick said: “It’s good that everyone’s asking that question. It shows that we’ve put ourselves in a good position to start with.<\/p>\n “We’re not getting too carried away now all of a sudden after a few weeks. We know where we’re at, we’re in a good position. I’d still like to be in a better position, mind you, but we’re in a good position.<\/p>\n “We’re positive, I think we should be. I think there’s a lot of good things to take and look forward to. But then again, it’s up to us and putting it into play really. It’s possible, it’s up to us to take the opportunity.”<\/p>\n It’s been a fruitful spell for United under Carrick, who were in sixth when the 44-year-old took over.<\/p>\n One of the key performers in that run has been Brazilian midfielder Casemiro.<\/p>\n – Transfer rumors, news: Casemiro to join Messi or Ronaldo when he leaves United?Michael Carrick has said his side aren’t getting carried away amid a positive run of form.\u00a0Shaun Brooks – CameraSport via Getty Images<\/p>\n
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