GARY NEVILLE had a dig at Jamie Carragher as he toasted Liverpool’s thrashing at the hands of Aston Villa on Twitter.
First, the Manchester United legend uploading a snap of himself drinking a glass of red wine.
Gary Neville uploaded this hilarious snap to Twitter – seemingly toasting Liverpool’s crushing loss to Aston Villa
Gary Neville was loving watching his pal Jamie Carragher’s team losing
Then he followed it with a grinning face in front of a TV… on which a shell-shocked Carra is speaking after the champions’ 7-2 loss.
But the Sky Sports pundit probably needed the stiff drink after his former club Manchester United were thrashed 6-1 at home to Tottenham.
Neville has enjoyed years of banter as a pundit alongside Liverpool legend Carragher after the pair hung up their boots.
Ollie Watkins scored a hat-trick, Jack Grealish a double, and further goals from John McGinn and new-boy Ross Barkley handed a thrashing to Jurgen Klopp’s champions.
It was a day of incredible scorelines, as just minutes earlier Neville’s former club United were tonked by Tottenham.
Mourinho enjoyed a stunning return to Old Trafford as Harry Kane and Heung-Min Son scored two apiece, with Tanguy Ndombele and Serge Aurier also netting.
United’s misery was compounded by Anthony Martial getting a straight red on 28 minutes for slapping Spurs midfielder Erik Lamela.
After the game defender Luke Shaw admitted the team ‘gave up’ when Martial was sent off, and said he was ’embarrassed’ to be on the pitch.
United legend Gary Neville pulled no punches in a damning assessment, blasting the players as ‘spineless’ and ‘absolutely pathetic’.
Jamie Carragher won’t be happy when he sees his pal Gary Neville’s tweetCredit: Getty – Pool
Liverpool were shocked to the core by one of the Premier League’s most sensational of scorelinesCredit: Reuters
The defending was calamitous and the lack of leadership was evident as former boss Jose Mourinho got one over on his former employers in emphatic style.
Neville, who was analyisng the game on Sky Sports, was fuming at the manner of defeat and says there is ‘no excuse’ for that performance.
The 45-year-old told Sky Sports: “I can’t believe we are where we are.
“There’s no excuse for those players on that pitch because they were absolutely pathetic. Spineless in that second half.
“I think these players expected to get help [in the transfer window] but they’ve not helped themselves.
“City and Liverpool pulled away psychologically before the season even started.”
The amazing players who won the Premier League title but missed out on a winners’ medal, including Gary Neville TWICE
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
