Jamie Carragher details conversations with Man Utd fans that stormed Old Trafford pitch

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Queen has sent a letter expressing her sympathies to a family battling to get their war hero son's name added to the Armed Forces Memorial after he took his own life.Nathan's father Derek, 70, said he was touched to receive the letter from Her Majesty, in which said she hoped the couple “find the strength to sustain you at this difficult time”. However the letter added that the Queen could not get involved in politics, reports The Mirror.Nathan Hunt, who served in Afghanistan and alongside the Queen's grandson Prince Harry in 2008, killed himself in January 2018, aged 38.During a six-month tour, Nathan cleared Taliban bombs and was praised for saving several comrades, including Harry.Nathan was as serving Royal Engineers warrant officer at the time of his death, but defence chiefs refused to add his name to the memorial after ruling his death was probably not linked to his 23 years of military service.Three other soldiers who took their own lives after serving in Afghanistan have been honoured on the Staffordshire memorial.

Ralf Rangnick made a number of eyebrow-raising changes ahead of the eagerly anticipated Premier League clash but his tinkering just about paid off.Harry Maguire opened the scoring at a sodden Elland Road with his first Red Devils goal in over a year to silence his doubters before Bruno Fernandes headed in a second on the stroke of half-time.Two Leeds goals in the space of a minute then flipped the game on its head.Rodrigo's mishit cross floated over a hapless David De Gea before Raphinha sparked bedlam at Elland Road tapping in from a drilled Dan James cross.United then reclaimed the lead thanks to Fred's smashed effort before Anthony Elanga sealed the vital three points for United late on.Daily Star Sport takes a look at three big calls that Rangnick got right and the one he got wrong in the crucial win...And three things he got right...Paul Pogba has made an impressive return from injury in recent weeks and looked a powerful presence in the first half against Leeds on Sunday.It was therefore a surprise to see the Frenchman pulled off after 67 minutes with Marcelo Bielsa's side having fought back from two goals down.Rangnick replaced him for Fred and it proved to be an inspired substitution.The Brazilian smashed home after receiving the ball from Sancho to regain United's lead a matter of moments after his entrance.While many questioned the decision to make the midfield change with the scores locked at 2-2, it proved to be the decisive moment.Anthony Elanga then added to Rangnick's substitute delight, grabbing the fourth late on with a slotted finish.Will Manchester United finish in the top four this season? Let us know in the comments section.Harry Maguire has been on the back end of some heavy criticism this season,

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Jamie Carragher is sceptical over whether Erling Haaland moving to Manchester City would be a good fit - because of Pep Guardiola. The Norwegian is set to be the hottest property of the summer, with agent Mino Raiola speaking to several clubs about the 20-year-old.

Everton are eyeing up a potential move for the son of Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher, according to reports.James Carragher, 18, is currently plying his trade on a scholarship at Wigan Athletic, where his contract is due to expire at the end of the season.According to The Telegraph, Everton have been scouting the teenage centre-back since playing against Wigan earlier in the campaign, having been left impressed by his performance on the day.The Toffees are said to be considering offering him a first professional contract and the chance to join up with their Under-23 side in the summer.Carragher Jr can leave for a compensation fee which will be determined by both clubs, with talks reportedly ongoing.Should he head to Goodison Park as

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Jamie Carragher admitted the fact that both Manchester City and Chelsea have reached the Champions League final is an "absolute nightmare" - given both teams are fierce rivals of the Reds.Tuesday night saw Pep Guardiola's Manchester City book their place in the final after comfortably seeing off Paris Saint-Germain, City running out 4-1 aggregate winners of the course of the two legs.Chelsea knocked out 13-time winners Real Madrid in a semi-final contest that will make City sit up and take notice of their opponents in the final.

Liverpool fans will no doubt have plenty of questions for the club’s chief executive Billy Hogan when he meets supporters group Spirit of Shankly on Tuesday.

Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville frequently lined up as enemies during their playing careers, but the duo were united over their stance after supporters broke onto the Old Trafford pitch on Sunday.The fan revolt meant Manchester United’s Premier League clash against Liverpool had to be postponed, but both Carragher and Neville shared sympathy with those responsible.The punditry pair even spoke with some of those fans who forced their way into the stadium.

Jamie Carragher lashed out at “lazy punditry” from fellow Liverpool legend Graeme Souness on Monday evening after the protests at Old Trafford.

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Jamie Carragher doesn't believe the Manchester United fan protests on Sunday were as a result of the proposed Super League plans.

Manchester United protests, requiring urgent stitches. The Red Devils’ Premier League fixture against Liverpool was forced into postponement when a group of supporters broke onto the Old Trafford pitch.

Manchester United legend Roy keane and Liverpool hero Jamie Carragher are in disagreement over a Red Devils move for Jack Grealish. The Aston Villa midfielder has enjoyed an impressive season, hitting seven goals and 12 assists in 23 games before a leg injury put him out in February.

Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher issued a passionate and forthright response to Manchester United supporters making their presence felt at Old Trafford.

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Jamie Carragher believes Liverpool's front three of Sadio Mane, Roberto Firmino and Mohamed Salah has become their "biggest problem", claiming that "it does need breaking up in the summer."

Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher believes Manchester United need to sign a centre-back and a striker this summer in order to challenge for the Premier League title next season. United are currently second in the league table, but rivals Manchester City sit ten points above them and could clinch the title this weekend.Carragher believes that Anthony Martial is not a good enough goalscorer to lead United to trophies, claiming the Red Devils "need a young Cavani".

Manchester United and Liverpool might be friends off the pitch these days, or at least their owners seem to be, but for the players on the field it has always been rather different.