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Jamie Carragher in the Sky Sports studio following Liverpool's 1-0 win over Manchester City.The panel were discussing the controversial decision to disallow Phil Foden's second half strike, after Erling Haaland was adjudged to have tugged Fabinho's shirt in the build-up, with Keane and Richards both in agreement that the call was a harsh one.The duo suggested that pressure from the Anfield crowd played in part in referee Anthony Taylor chalking the goal off after going over to the monitor following a VAR review when Carragher chimed in to bluntly point out that City boss Pep Guardiola was exerting pressure on the official too.READ MORE: Three things Jurgen Klopp got right as Liverpool hand Man City their first defeat"[The referee is] at Anfield," Keane said.

It was the night before Christmas when PC Helena Stone decided to get behind the wheel of a car, despite being too drunk to drive. Now, after being caught red-handed by her Greater Manchester Police colleagues, she has received a ban from driving and from ever serving in the police again.

Manchester United lost out on Aaron Ramsey's services when the midfielder made the move from Cardiff City to Arsenal because the Gunners intended to play him straight away.

Erling Haaland shared an X-rated message for Man City teammate Jack Grealish on Sunday, telling the winger he 'f*****g loves' him after lifting the Premier League trophy.

Scotland’s only underwater sniffer dog has retired from duty after 11 years of helping grieving families.

Wayne Rooney and Jamie Carragher as "jealous" after the Derby manager went on a rant about the attacker's return to Manchester United. Ronaldo was signed by United at the end of the summer transfer window, scoring 18 goals in his first campaign back at Old Trafford.

Manchester United legend laying the blame on a recent weight gain.Rooney stood in for Gary Neville on Monday Night Football alongside Carragher and host Dave Jones. The former striker and Derby manager spoke candidly about football past and present as he and Carragher analysed Arsenal's 3-0 defeat to Crystal Palace.Rooney was recently inducted into the Premier League Hall of Fame along with Palace manager and Arsenal legend Patrick Vieira, joining icons such as Alan Shearer and Steven Gerrard.

Wayne Rooney reckons Cristiano Ronaldo's return to Manchester United has been a failure.The Derby manager pulled no punches when appearing on Monday Night Football and raised concerns over Ronaldo - a player he played alongside 205 times for United between 2004 and 2009. Ronaldo, 37, has managed 18 goals across 32 appearances for the Red Devils in a reasonable return, but failed to fire them to silverware with a top-four finish now unlikely.Presenter Dave Jones said: "Let’s ask you about another one of your old Manchester United team mates, Ronaldo."Jamie (Carragher) said right from the start of the season that he felt it was a mistake to bring him back to Manchester United, what’s your take on that? Has it worked?"With Rooney saying in response: "You’d have to say no at the minute.

Jamie Carragher and Micah Richards got in each other's faces during an hilarious boxing stand-off in the Sky Sports studios ahead of Amir Khan's upcoming bout against Kell Brook.The two pundits stared each other down as Dave Jones acted as the enforcer, but things took a turn for the worse when Carragher decided to get a little physical with his colleagues."Alright boys, keep it calm … woah, woah, woah, don't get too close," Jones says."He doesn't wanna get too close to me," Carragher responds, before Richards warns the former Liverpool defender that he's going to hit him on his "whiskers"."You leave his whiskers alone," replies Jones.Moments later, Carragher goes to shove Richards but inadvertently hurts Jones, who had injured his groin earlier in the broadcast while playing keepy-ups with an American football ahead of Super Bowl Sunday."Oh Jesus," Jones can be heard saying as he crumples over in a heap.Naturally, Richards and Carragher show little sympathy for their fallen co-worker and burst out laughing.Who is the funniest football pundit on TV? Let us know in the comments section below...Fans were in stitches earlier in the day when Carragher snuck in a cheeky Valentine's joke while Jones was hobbling back to his seat after injuring himself during the keepy-up challenge."The groin! On Valentine's weekend as well," the 44-year-old quipped.Carragher himself took to the challenge like a duck to water, and was even likened to Diego Maradona after effortlessly plucking the ball out of the sky after a wayward kick of his hit the studio's lights.This Saturday, Khan goes toe-to-toe with Brook at the AO Arena in Manchester in a fight that has been years in the making - which will be shown live on Sky Sports.

Jamie Carragher fired a cheeky Valentines joke at Sky presenter Dave Jones after the presenter "pulled his groin" attempting the NFL Keepy Up challenge.A host of guests in the Sky Sports studio have been attempting to do kick-ups with an American football ahead of Sunday night's Super Bowl between the Cincinnati Bagels and the LA Rams.The likes of Jamie Redknapp and Micah Richards had attempted the challenge prior to Sunday's games.It was Carragher and Jones' turn to attempt the challenge - but Jones ended up injuring himself after stretching to regain the ball following a wayward touch.And fans were left in stitches after Carragher snuck in a cheeky Valentines joke while Jones was hobbling back to his seat.The ex-Liverpool man quipped: "The groin! On Valentine's weekend as well!"While nobody has done themselves harm like Jones, the segment has been a hit for Sky ahead of Sunday night's Super Bowl showdown.Fans were in hysterics after Kelly Cates and Chris Hughton were captured in the background of Redknapp's attempt the previous day ignoring the former Reds man's attempts.Who do you think made the best attempt at the Keepy Up challenge? Let us know in the comments section below.But his attempt wasn't a patch on Jones and Carragher's.Although Jones misfortune caught the eye, it wasn't the only incident on Super Sunday that left fans amused.There was no love lost ahead as Richards took a cheeky swipe at Carragher's allegiance to Everton as a child before his iconic playing career for the Toffees bitter rivals.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your

Manchester City defender Aymeric Laporte has shared the gruesome injury he received as a result of Stuart Armstrong's high tackle that went unpunished after consultation from VAR.

Lionel Messi slid into Jamie Carragher's DMs to call him a "donkey", the Liverpool legend has revealed.He and punditry partner Gary Neville were discussing the seven-time Ballon d'Or winner ahead of the Friday Night Football match of Watford vs Norwich. The pair had previously argued over who was the superior player between him and Cristiano Ronaldo on Sky Sports' Monday Night Football earlier in the season.And Messi came up in conversation again as presenter Dave Jones asked them to pick their own EA Sports FIFA Team of the Year for 2021.Carragher declared: "No, no Messi [in my team].

Prosecutors dropped the case into Gavin Brown's death over a 'lack of evidence' against four people police wanted to charge, an inquest has heard.

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.

Manchester United legend Gary Neville furiously shut down Sky Sports presenter Dave Jones for interrupting his response to the protests at Old Trafford. The Red Devils' Premier League game against Liverpool has been delayed after a large group of supporters broke on the Old Trafford pitch to protest the club owners the Glazers.

Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville were in total disagreement over Manchester United 's performance in the 0-0 draw with Liverpool. The Red Devils, who topped the table going into the clash, had opportunities to end their rivals' Anfield run.But United failed to properly go for it on Merseyside, despite Liverpool being struck by a wealth of injuries.Neville was asked whether it was a mistake from Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and his team.But the Old Trafford hero didn't believe that was the case due to the mentality of the current United team."I thought about long and hard and I've seen a lot of people analyse the game," he told presenter Dave Jones."I think it would be hindsight punditry.

in Salford.  Officers searched five properties as part of an investigation into the supply of drugs across the city on Wednesday (December 23). Two men, aged 24 and 55; and a 17-year-old girl were arrested on suspicion of drug offences. Two men, aged 19 and 21, were arrested on suspicion of firearm offences.They remain in custody for questioning. Suspected class A and B drugs, a Taser, CS gas, 'offensive weapons' and a 'large quantity' of cash were seized. Enquires are ongoing, a spokesman for GMP said.  Detective Chief Inspector Dave Jones, of GMP's Salford district, said: "Officers from specialist teams across Greater Manchester Police executed these warrants as a result of intelligence regarding the supply of drugs.

Roy Keane was NOT impressed with Aston Villa's final day survival party. Dean Smith's side secured their Premier League status by the skin of their teeth with a 1-1 draw with West Ham.

As the tedium of lock down continues the British public have had to come up with increasingly inventive ways of having a well needed 'sesh'.