Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville have become a formidable pairing on Sky Sports, striking an unlikely ‘friendship’ after years of squabbling on the pitch.
When matches between Liverpool and Manchester United approach, the duo are often at loggerheads, though.
Ahead of Sunday’s clash between England’s two most successful teams at Anfield, Neville took a dig at Carragher, mocking an own goal he scored against United back in 1999.
The Liverpool legend produced the perfect response, however, picking out numerous errors Neville made when facing the Reds down the years:
Nearly as bad as you getting bullied by Fowler, fouling Gerrard for a pen, handball for a free kick from Murphy & Fowler flicking it over your head & scoring! https://t.co/btusQdAU6w
— Jamie Carragher (@Carra23) January 16, 2020
These Liverpool supporters loved what Carragher had to say, giving their views on Twitter.
Now now, Carra, lets not cast up all Nev's mistakes, or we'll be here all decade. YNWA
— allan berryman (@LFCfan1965) January 16, 2020
You tell him Carra
— Saket 🛌😴 (@NoDarkSarkasm) January 16, 2020
Ooooohh big W pic.twitter.com/I3gBIIyrby
— Mane (@MainManeLfc) January 16, 2020
Savage 😂😂
— Imran #YNWA (@m_ani786) January 16, 2020
— dmmmurray7 (@dmmmurray7) January 16, 2020
— iamleonvidal (@leonvidal80) January 16, 2020
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I believe Carragher and Neville are the two best pundits around currently, not only providing endless insight, but also entertainment value.
It is clear how passionate both are about their respective clubs, in my opinion, and bragging rights will be up for grabs on Sunday.
I think it will be Liverpool who prevail come the final whistle, although United will be a threat on the counter-attack.
The Reds simply look too strong at the moment, appearing not to have a single weakness.
Marcus Rashford is struggling to be fit, but even if he does miss out – I don’t think he will – the likes of Anthony Martial, Dan James and Mason Greenwood can also cause problems with their speed and directness.








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