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Carragher leaves Twitter in stitches as he reveals who he’d love to put in a two-footed lunge on as fans praise β€˜banter’


JAMIE CARRAGHER has left his followers on Twitter in hysterics as he revealed who he would love to put a two-footed tackle on.

The former Liverpool defender responded to a fan question that asked people who they would like to tackle in a similar nature to Steven Gerrard’s horror tackle on Everton’s Gary Naysmith in 2002.

A fan asked social media who they would like to ‘two foot’Credit: PA:Press Association
And Jamie Carragher responded with his answerCredit: Getty
And named Gary Neville as his targetCredit: PA

The challenge from Gerrard went unpunished in the game but he did later receive a three-match suspension from the FA.

But the tackle was remembered by fans, and one took to social media to ask people who they would like to do the same too.

And Carragher got involved in the fans’ banter as he commented: “Gary Neville.”

Carragher and Neville often clashed during their playing days as they turned out for rivals Liverpool and Manchester United.

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Since retiring from playing the duo now clash with their words during punditry duty for Sky Sports.

And fans on social media praised Carragher for his banter on Twitter.

One commented: “Class 🀣.”

A second tweeted: “πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚ Looking forward to hearing Gary’s thoughts when you’re both back in the studio!!πŸ€Όβ€β™‚οΈπŸ€Όβ€β™‚οΈ.”

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A third wrote: “Common Carragher W.”

A fourth said: “πŸ˜‚ πŸ˜‚ πŸ˜‚ I doubt we’ll see a comeback from @GNev2 Love the banter between these guys!!!”

While a fifth added: “This is great banter.”

Neville is yet to respond to Carragher’s tweet, but it will likely bring it up the next time the two are analysing a game together.


Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


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