Michael Carrick endured another chastening outing as Man United head coach on Wednesday as his side were beaten by Como in the Champions League

Is it over already? After another dreadful performance as Manchester United were humbled by Como, is it time for the Reds to part ways with Michael Carrick?

United have won just two of their 11 games so far this season, with their victories coming against newly promoted Ipswich Town and Champions League minnows Sabah. The club are already out of the Carabao Cup, they've only won one Premier League game, and they may well yet manage to add some jeopardy to a Champions League format bereft of jeopardy in its new format.

After a summer of optimism, United failed to sufficiently back Carrick in the transfer window, but their failings in the market can't be blamed for everything going wrong this season.

Carrick has insisted he is the right man to drag United out of their current plight, even claiming recently that he "loves this part when it's not quite going for you." But does he still have your support?

There is still a long way to go this season, so do you think Carrick has enough credit in the bank from last season to warrant more time in the job? Or do you think it's clear Carrick isn't the right man for the job and United should make a change while the campaign can still be salvaged?