Man Utd fans fume at Graeme Souness for defending Glazer family after protests

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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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Graeme Souness claimed ‘someone could have been killed’ after a protesting Manchester United fan lobbed a flare in the direction of the Sky Sports pundits. Hundreds of supporters stormed the Old Trafford pitch in protest at the Glazers, causing Sunday’s Premier League match with Liverpool to be postponed.

Liverpool legend Graeme Souness has suggested the postponement of the game against Manchester United happened because “something went off we don’t know about”. The Reds missed out on their chance to get into a European spot as their clash with their rivals was called off for another day.

Graeme Souness was left furious at the actions of protesting Manchester United fans on Sunday afternoon - and someone could have been "killed". A number of United fans managed to breach the perimeter of Old Trafford, twice forcing their way into the stands ahead of their match against Liverpool.

Graeme Souness has strongly condemned the Manchester United protests, claiming 'someone could have been killed'.

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Graeme Souness has claimed Manchester United fan anger at the Glazers is slightly "misdirected" after they invaded Old Trafford to protest.

Manchester United supporters gained access to the Old Trafford pitch just hours before their Premier League clash against Liverpool - and one aimed a flare at the Sky Sports studio.As part of a wider demonstration to try and force an end to the Glazer ownership of their beloved club, a group went past barriers to enter the playing surface.As chants and songs broke out among the group, a flare could be seen flying through the air and hitting the side of the open-air Sky Sports studio.While Dave Jones hosted proceedings, Graeme Souness, Roy Keane and Micah Richards had all stepped away from the box as their awaited the 16:30 kick-off.Following the initial scenes, Sky Sports broadcasted pictures that show the pitch clear of fans, while some

Liverpool legend Graeme Souness lashed out at Arsenal midfielder Dani Ceballos for his "embarrassing" moment in the defeat to Everton on Friday night.

Don't wait around for updates - sign up for our daily football email newsletter today!Graeme Souness has laid into Arsenal midfielder Dani Ceballos after his “embarrassing” penalty incident in Friday’s defeat to Everton.The Gunners hopes of securing a place in Europe next season took another blow as Bernd Leno’s own goal in the final 15 minutes surrendered any points they were looking to pick up.Arsenal could have had a golden opportunity to take the lead earlier in the second half when Ceballos was brought down in the box by Richarlison.The penalty was eventually overturned by VAR as Nicolas Pepe was deemed to have been offside in the build-up.But Souness insists that Ceballos went down far too easily in looking to win a spot-kick.“This is