Jamie Carragher tells Mo Salah 'what he needs to remember' in Liverpool standoff

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorEver since “Ghosts” premiered in October, viewers of the CBS sitcom have been wanting to know why Trevor, played by Asher Grodman, doesn’t wear pants. Even costume designer Carmen Alie has been stumped.“I was wondering how he died,” Alie says.The episode airing March 31 will reveal how Trevor — a former Wall Street trader from the ’90s who’s one of the several ghosts haunting an old house in New York’s Hudson Valley — met his demise. But more important, it will explain his mysterious lack of trousers.The episode involved a flashback, and Alie turned to “The Wolf of Wall Street” for inspiration, knowing she would have to show Trevor and his Wall Street bros on the trading floor.

Gary Neville told Diego Forlan he would be 'remembered for years' after scoring two goals for Manchester United against Liverpool.

Mo Salah has no option but to stay at Liverpool or take a 'sideways' move to Manchester City as his contract talks drag on.

Mohamed Salah and his agent Ramy Abbas Issa could force the hand of Liverpool by agreeing to preliminary talks over a potential transfer as his contract standoff at Anfield rumbles on. The 29-year-old Premier League and Champions League winner has smashed home another 28 goals in all competitions so far this season - and has again been Jurgen Klopp's stand out star. A shadow has been cast over that trademark run of form by his contract stand off with the club with his current deal set to expire after next season and Klopp saying that the club have done everything they can to reach an agreement.

Jamie Carragher has sided with Gary Neville following his outrage over Manchester United players' social media use. Neville had originally tweeted his dismay over United players being seen at the F1, UFC and other sporting events during the March international break.

Leeds United boss Jesse Marsch sent Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher into fits of laughter with a hilarious quip about Kalvin Phillips after their dramatic 3-2 win at Wolves.Marsch was in buoyant mood after watching his side come back from 2-0 down to grab all three points at Molineux. But it wasn't all good news for the American boss who saw Patrick Bamford, Illan Meslier, Robin Koch, and Diego Llorente all leave the field through injury in the west Midlands.

Mohamed Salah is yet to sign a new Liverpool contract, and fans have planned a unique intervention in order to get the Egyptian to put pen to paper.Talks over a new contract for Salah have stalled after the Egyptian's agent responded in hysterics by Jurgen Klopp's claim that Liverpool have done 'all they can' to convince him to sign a new deal. Salah has already said that he's "not asking for crazy stuff" to stay, but a contract remains unsigned.It's likely to do with wages and the club and player are clearly far apart as negotiations continue, but the Liverpool fans are starting to become restless.

Manchester United have identified Erik ten Hag as their preferred candidate in the race to become their next permanent manager - but two of the most renowned pundits disagree over who the club should appoint.

Manchester United star Gary Neville has aimed a brutal dig at the Conservative Party when asked a tricky question about Liverpool Football Club.Neville may be a former player and a current pundit, but the Monday Night Football regular has recently been incredibly outspoken about his views on politics, particularly backing the Labour Party. Neville's public views began as he wanted to see football become more regulated by the Government, but it's overspilled into more general affairs.And he's received quite the backing, with some bookmakers even pricing him up to one day become UK Prime Minister, although after having an unsuccessful stint away from punditry, Neville vowed to stay put in his trade.

Here are your Manchester United evening headlines for Wednesday, March 16.

Liverpool and Manchester City over who he would rather see win the Champions League this season.Manchester United legend Neville is well-known for his passionate dislike for both clubs, who also happen to be two of the best sides in Europe. Manchester City reached the final of the competition last season while the Reds won it back in 2019.With both of the Red Devils' rivals looking highly capable this season, Neville was urged by Sky Sports colleague and ex-Liverpool hero Jamie Carragher to pick who he’d rather win.

Erling Haaland's wages at Manchester City would reportedly make him a higher earner than both Cristiano Ronaldo and Mohamed Salah.In fact, the 21-year-old striking sensation would be the highest-paid player in the Premier League should he choose to join reigning champions City. According to the Daily Mail, Haaland will pocket over £500,000 a week at the Etihad.In contrast, Ronaldo is estimated to earn £385k-per-week at Manchester United, which is the current joint-most alongside Haaland's potential team-mate Kevin De Bruyne.

Jurgen Klopp insists Mohamed Salah’s contract stand-off won’t derail Liverpool’s Premier League title charge.The Kop forward has yet to agree a new deal with his current one set to expire in 2023. The club and the player are at a stand-off over his wage demands. Last week, Klopp spoke about how the club has done all it can in discussions and it is now down to Salah which prompted the player’s agent, Ramy Abbas Issa, to post laughing emojis on Twitter.

Gary Neville has admitted that Liverpool have the "luxury" of forward options that Manchester City don't have as the pair battle for the Premier League title.City slipped up against Crystal Palace on Monday evening, allowing Liverpool the chance to cut the gap to one on Wednesday.And Neville admitted after the game that Liverpool's attack could make the difference in the title race.He said: "Liverpool are really dangerous. They look really dangerous."I just look at those five strikers that they’ve got and going into the last part of the season knowing that you can win an awful lot of football matches with those five upfront."Whereas City don’t have that same luxury in attacking areas."Liverpool's front four of Diogo Jota, Roberto Firmino, Mohamed Salah, and Sadio Mane was boosted in January with the arrival of Luis Diaz.And after impressing since his arrival Diaz was on the scoresheet for the Reds over the weekend.Salah added to Liverpool's early strike with a second to claim the three points for Jurgen Klopp's side.Liverpool have now won their last six games, while City have only lost one of their last 19. Who do you think will win the Premier League? Let us know in the comments section Neville added: "Liverpool have won the last eight, City have won 16 out of 18 before tonight, it’s obscene."The records are incredible.

Arsene Wenger has compared Liverpool player Mohamed Salah to Manchester United superstar Cristiano Ronaldo and his long-standing rival Lionel Messi.

Chelsea supporters have hit out at Jamie Carragher for his Monday Night Football rant about their club - but fans of rival teams have rushed to support him.Liverpool hero Carragher said last week that United should try and tempt Thomas Tuchel to Old Trafford amid the uncertainly at Stamford Bridge.Having told presenter David Jones that he was had some heated conversations with Chelsea fans at their ground on Sunday - he explained why he believes they were being hypocritical.His views have been panned by Chelsea followers on social media, but supporters of others think he couldn't have been more accurate.One Twitter user wrote: "Carragher and Gary Neville need a brain scan. Not because there's anything wrong with their brains, just to check if they even have one."With a second adding: "Carragher has just done a MASSIVE disservice to the unbelievable work the academy does."A third said: "Carragher just lost the little bit respect Chelsea fans had for him.

Jamie Carragher has hit back after being slammed for suggesting Chelsea's rivals should try and take advantage of the current uncertainty surrounding Roman Abramovich. The 55-year-old confirmed his plans to walk away from the Blues earlier this month - just days before he was slapped with sanctions by the UK Government in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Gary Neville believes Manchester City still have the edge in the title race, but he believes Liverpool have gained a big advantage in recent weeks.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger appeared absolutely baffled that a conversation about contract talks were about Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah rather than Jamie Vardy of Leicester.Salah is out of contract next summer and is yet to put pen to paper on a new deal at Anfield, with talks that the wages he is being offered is not fairly representing how influential the Egyptian feels he is.Speaking to Andy Gray and Richard Keys, Wenger confirmed that he would do whatever it costs to extend Salah’s deal, but after some slight confusion despite the player in question being referenced as the ‘best in the world’.Speaking on beIN Sport, Keys began the conversation by saying: “You’ve got a 29/30-year-old who is generally regarded as the best player in the world. He and his agent believe that he should be better rewarded now and certainly going forward in his life.”He then asked Wenger: “By the time his contract expires he’s 31-and-a-half, edging towards 32, would you commit to paying him £400,000-a-week over the next three years?”After a comparison was made to Kylian Mbappe’s reported £1million-per-week deal with Real Madrid, the former Arsenal boss replied: “Every situation is different and separate.

Liverpool have revealed the severity of Mohamed Salah’s injury is still unknown after the Egyptian was forced off against Brighton. Salah scored a penalty in the 2-0 win that took Liverpool to within three points of Manchester City at the top of the table, but shortly after scoring he went down and was replaced by Diogo Jota. With the Reds still fighting in three competitions, any injury to their star man would be a huge concern and the club will be hoping that the news proves to be positive.

Gary Neville’s infamous celebration in front of Liverpool supporters in 2006, would demonstrate his feelings towards the Merseysiders.The former Manchester United captain enjoyed many battles against the Reds over his years.He was a huge cog in the Sir Alex Ferguson machine which, in the Scot’s iconic words, knocked Liverpool off their perch. But even Neville, a Manchester United man through and through, could not ignore the fact that he believed Brighton and Hove Albion Robert Sanchez should have been given a red card for his challenge on Luis Diaz.Neville took to social media to clearly emphasise his thoughts on the controversial incident.“Got to be a red card” Neville posted on Twitter.Sanchez rushed out of his line to try and clear Joel Matip’s precise ball over the top for Diaz, who had drifted past the Seagulls’ defence.The former Porto man not only timed his run to perfection but his header too, bravely throwing himself forward to head pass the on-rushing Sanchez.Diaz beat the goalkeeper to the ball and headed the Reds into an early lead, but his persistence came at a very painful price.