Jamie Carragher: Last News

Rio Ferdinand says a “calculated” Cristiano Ronaldo knew what he was doing when he snubbed Jamie Carragher on live TV ahead of Manchester United’s 2-1 win over Liverpool.

Stormzy took on the role of football pundit on live TV last night (August 22) following Manchester United’s 2-1 victory over Liverpool – check out the clip below.The Croydon MC – who supports Man Utd – attended the Premier League game with his young nephews, and took the time out to share his post-match thoughts on Sky Sports. “That was amazing,” he said. “That’s the best we’ve been this season.”Later, he admitted that he was feeling “a bit flustered” and “starstuck” after being asked to take part in a chat with pundits Roy Keane, Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville: “Someone gave me a mic and now I’m here like ‘Mum, I made it!'”Stormzy was then asked his opinion on Cristiano Ronaldo being dropped from United’s starting line-up.

Erik ten Hag dropped an F-bomb live on Sky Sports when discussing his Manchester United side's shock 2-1 victory over Liverpool.The Red Devils boss joined host David Jones and pundits Roy Keane, Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville after securing his first win in charge. He was asked to sum up his emotions as the post-match interview got underway.Ten Hag replied: "We can talk about tactical but it’s all about attitude.

Manchester United have finally arrived after sealing a stunning victory over Liverpool at Old Trafford.Anti-Glazer protests might have been the talk of the town going into the game, but there'll be nothing but positivity in the Manchester air this evening as United climb off the foot of the table to leapfrog the visitors into 14th.Goals from Jadon Sancho and Marcus Rashford put United ahead before Mo Salah grabbed a late consolation for Jurgen Klopp's Reds, but it was the Red Devils who stood tall in the end as they downed Liverpool for first time in the league since 2018.So without further ado, here are four things Ten Hag got absolutely spot on tonight.READ MORE: Cristiano Ronaldo 'totally blanks' Jamie Carragher in awkward pitch-side encounterIt wasn't exactly the biggest shock given how desperate the Portugal superstar is to quit the club, but it took a certain amount of bravery for Ten Hag to leave Cristiano Ronaldo out of his starting line-up.Sulk or no sulk, the 37-year-old is arguably United's only consistent source of goals and after back-to-back defeats to Brighton and Brentford, few could've blamed him for giving Ronaldo the nod.But Ten Hag resisted, and was duly rewarded. United were slick and tenacious in attack, pressing from the front and constantly nipping at Liverpool's heels - something they'd have struggled to do with Ronaldo strolling about up front.Can Man United finish above Liverpool this season? Let us know what you think in the comments section below.The other huge call Ten Hag made was leaving captain Harry Maguire out.

Liverpool team-mate Virgil van Dijk after they conceded an opener to Manchester United. Jadon Sancho gave the hosts the lead at Old Trafford with a finish into the bottom corner after he'd kept his calm inside the box and sat down Milner and Allison with a dummy.

Ukraine, he said: “I’ve been studying Ukraine and all the champions from your amazing country… but I ain’t ever been there."What’s happening there… I don’t know what’s happening but it’s not nice at the end of the day.”It sparked a confused and at times furious reaction on social media.One said: "Na man AJ’s new team should of took that right out his hand. I like AJ but What on earth was that? I didn’t like that at all.

Jamie Carragher has said that Cristiano Ronaldo needs to leave Manchester United in order for the club to start rebuilding under Erik ten Hag.

Premier League rivals Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher are used to bickering both on our screens and online, but now the ex-Manchester United star has joked about getting his lawyers involved.Carragher and Neville shared 'hatred' for one another during their playing days, but have struck up an unlikely friendship following their retirement. However, a large part of their relationship involved winding the other one up, with the Manchester and Liverpool divide still strong.It even says in Carragher's Twitter bio: "Now annoying Gary Neville on Sky Sports," and he's pushed his buttons on the social media platform by having him as his profile picture but dressed up as a clown.

Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea has been labelled as 'not good enough' for Erik ten Hag's side by former Liverpool player and Sky Sports pundit Jamie Carragher.

Former Liverpool and England centre-back Jamie Carragher is adamant that summer signing Lisandro Martinez cannot play in a back four for Manchester United in the Premier League.

Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher brought out a questionable dance after Luis Diaz fired the Reds level on Monday night, channelling his inner Alan Pardew.Liverpool had to come back from behind against Crystal Palace to scrape a 1-1 draw, and they had to do so with ten men after Darwin Nunez was sent off. There wasn't much to celebrate for Liverpool until Diaz took it upon himself to score a wondergoal, which brought a dance out of Carragher.Co-host Gary Neville looked unimpressed as he witnessed not only his former rivals equalising, but also Carragher's dodgy dance.

Gary Neville has been involved in yet another Twitter debate with Jamie Carragher as Manchester United were embarrassed by Brentford on Saturday evening.

Jamie Carragher has slammed those naming Thierry Henry as a winger among their all-time Premier League XI.To mark 30 years of the elite division in England, BT Sport asked viewers to cast their vote as to who they would have on their best-ever side. In a 4-3-3 formation, supporters chose the league’s all-time top goalscorer Alan Shearer to lead the line as the attacker, with Henry to his right and Mohamed Salah to his left.But former Reds defender Carragher took to Twitter to call out the selection of Arsenal great Henry on the flank.READ MORE: Liverpool flop dubbed 'worst January signing' now managing in Dutch fifth tierHe raged online: “People picking their best team from 30yrs @premierleague stop putting Thierry Henry left wing, he played centre forward”, with an angry emoji face to accompany his disgust.

Borussia Dortmund.The 18-year-old was on hand to score the equaliser against Freiburg in their Bundesliga contest. The Breisgau-Brasilianers opened the scoring, before the substitute brought it back to 1-1, firing a shot from distance with his left foot which was fumbled by the goalkeeper before finding the net.Dortmund manager Edin Terzic called the London-born player a ‘game-changer’ for his impact during the match. "With him, it's pretty simple - he's got the skills to decide games," said the manager after the game.READ MORE: Jamie Carragher highlights one Arsenal player who "cost" them Champions League spotThose online, too, lauded the display of Bynoe-Gittens.

Manchester United players are reportedly growing increasingly frustrated with the never-ending transfer saga of Cristiano Ronaldo - and even want him gone.The iconic No.7’s United future has been on the rocks ever since it was revealed that he wanted to depart the club. Ronaldo has been linked with moves to Chelsea and Atletico Madrid but rumours have not translated into anything solid.He was a substitute for Erik ten Hag in his side’s disastrous 2-1 home loss to Brighton and Hove Albion and was not able to influence proceedings when introduced after 53 minutes.

s Arsenal Fan TV, the show has built a cult following over the last decade thanks to its raw, warts-and-all approach to covering fan debate among Gunners supporters. The channel has made minor celebrities of individuals including Ty, Troopz, and of course, the show's ringmaster, Robbie Lyle. It counts the likes of Ian Wright, Matt Lucas and Jamie Carragher among its followers and continues to prove ever popular, some 10 years after it first entered the public consciousness.

Brighton striker Danny Welbeck would have played with a "strapped toilet to his backside" against Manchester United, according to boss Graham Potter.Welbeck was outstanding against his former side, and only missed out on the man of the match award because Pascal Gross scored both of Brighton's goals in a 2-1 win. However, a stomach bug initially made Welbeck a doubt for the game.But Potter claimed after Brighton's shock win on the opening day that nothing was going to stop Welbeck from playing at Old Trafford on Sunday.

The Premier League is back and Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher have returned with their in-depth analysis.

Gay Neville has joked that he and Jamie Carragher were turned down for Sky Sports' new Fantasy Football series that is set to be hosted by Matt Lucas Elis James.Sky has confirmed that the series will be making its return to homes: "After 18 years off our screens, Sky are bringing back Fantasy Football League, the iconic comedy football show blending football fanaticism with celebrity chat."Originally fronted by the show's creators, David Baddiel and Frank Skinner, the duo will be passing the ball to brand new hosts, Matt Lucas and Elis James. Fantasy Football League will be returning to our screens this autumn for a new 16-episode series on Sky Max and NOW."READ MORE: Arsenal fans think they're winning the league after battling to win at Crystal Palace And speaking ahead of Arsenal's win over Crystal Palace on Friday evening, Neville joked he and Carragher had been turned down.

Manchester United icon Roy Keane has sensationally shared his best football conspiracy theory - and is convinced Premier League referees had a personal problem with him.The outspoken Irishman, 50, stated that top-flight officials were deliberately opting to dish out unfair bookings during his playing career when the Sky Sports panel were quizzed on their biggest football conspiracy theories. Keane is the joint record holder for the most red cards in English football, being dismissed a total of 13 times in his career."I think the conspiracy when I was playing was that referees were sending me off for no particular reason," he told SPORTBible. READ MORE: Roy Keane's assessment of Erling Haaland signing for Man City should alert Prem rivals"They were certainly against me in terms of red cards, yeah.

Sky Sports pundits Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher both believe that Manchester United will fail to secure a top-four finish in the Premier League this season.