If that IS him, he's hardly getting into a spat. He's just being abused by a carload of neanderthals.
Jamie Carragher: Spits in the face of 14 year old girl | Suspended by Sky
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik @Rood and Imran @Annihilate Now! start with the good news by celebrating Manchester United Women's emphatic FA Cup win over Spurs at Wembley and the future of manager Marc Skinner.
Then it's the bad news and the ever worsening form of our Men with losses to Arsenal and Palace.
Finally the main debate - ETH Out now or keep him until the end of the season - if not longer. Are you Team Nik or Team Imran?
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Yeah I know but I mean I don’t know why he even bothers acknowledging they are there
They're shouting his name?
Yeah and he obviously shouts something back and gesticulated to them. Pointless
I suppose. Then again, I don't know that I wouldn't react to a car load of wankers abusing me. What about you?
You'd have thought he'd be used to that kind of abuse.....must have heard it every other Saturday when Liverpool were away for his entire career. I'm surprised he can't let it wash over him
Did shitty thing
Said sorry
Let it go
Anyone letting how they feel about the incident, provoke an action (as above) is just as bad as he was.
Pathetic idiots.
Said sorry
Let it go
Anyone letting how they feel about the incident, provoke an action (as above) is just as bad as he was.
Pathetic idiots.
In that scenario? If I’m driving a 250k Range Rover and their probably in a nova, laugh to myself really.
Being abused by thousands in a stadium while you're playing a match isn't the same thing. What are you going to pay more attention to, that, or a single person getting in your face and calling you a cnut?
He's walking into a shop. I get what you're saying, but it's easy to say if you haven't experienced it.
They're not in his face though are they? If a group of lads are calling me a cnut from a distance, I probably just walk away and get on with my own shit. If they were in my face I might have to address it. Being a person in the public eye, after what happened last year, he definitely should walk away
Big men in the safety of their little mini bus aren't they!
It was an example.
He did walk away. He also reacted, granted, and I can understand that. I also can't believe I'm defending Carragher.
I retract everything. Scouse prick.
If anyone paid £250k for a Range Rover they'd deserve every bit of abuse coming their way.
Was he presenting on the pitch at Old Trafford? I could see the Sky plinth from where I was but I couldn't see who the male pundit it was I was in the opposite corner. If it was Carragher i'm very surprised he didn't get more stick from the fans.
He didn't spit!
Well done Jamie! Progress is being made!
Well done Jamie! Progress is being made!
I’m not sure, but when Neville got wet at half time I’m now debating whether that was the sprinklers or Jamie Carraghers spit from above.
I don't know why people are acting like it's a normal reaction to being mildly antagonised. But I also want him to carry on as a pundit.
I'd spit in your face if I saw you
Who raised those idiots? How is it acceptable to heckle someone in public?
Maybe I'm missing something. You'd end up with a cracked skull in most places around the world if you just started to talk shit to a stranger.
Maybe I'm missing something. You'd end up with a cracked skull in most places around the world if you just started to talk shit to a stranger.
Heat of the moment. Not the chosen form of 'revenge' by everyone, I hate spitting, but it's hardly extreme behaviour ffs.
"Let he who has not sinned, cast the first stone." Gabriel Jesus
If this is how he's reacting it's just a matter of time before another Carra episode happens again, I'm a fan of his punditry and analysis but I can see him making another stupid mistake somewhere down the road if he can't handle being heckled
It's hardly a normal reaction for most people in the 'heat of the moment' either.
Hasn't he served his suspension for this now, so in effect, done the time for the crime?
Can't we just let this go instead of discussing how despicable spitting in someones face is? Seems a lot like something that should be discussed in a school playground.
Can't we just let this go instead of discussing how despicable spitting in someones face is? Seems a lot like something that should be discussed in a school playground.
Nice to see him back on Sky, he shouldn't have done what he did but I think the fan had already been goading him before filming had started.
Looks like him. What the hell is the security guard being paid for!
It's him and you're absolutely right, you'd think he'd have learnt his lesson and kept his head down and carried on walking, rather then goading them back.
What is wrong with people? It's easy to say he shouldn't react to it, imagine not being able to go out in public though without being bombarded by vile abuse like that? Says more about how much our society has degraded than anything else.
Hopkins and Morgan are WUMs though and regularly sprout out vile/hateful stuff. They thrive and expect these type of reactions and hence don't react to it.
I don't see what Carragher has done wrong here to be honest.
Watch between 7:30 and 9:00. Love his cameo after being shamed. 
The caller is as bad as some on here, Carragher barely said a bad word about us all game
Watch between 7:30 and 9:00. Love his cameo after being shamed.
Jamie is actually a very good pundit. Quite fair actually!He does manage to remain objective when it comes to United, which is more than I can say for Thompson, Souness or Redknapp (okay all of them)
That caller is talking bollocks, Carragher was very even handed on our game today, plenty of praise, never went overboard though and also didn't completely avoid the view him and some of the English pundits have in excusing Mourinho of some of the blame and questioning why we didn't play like this under him, only Saha had the logical response to this question that seems to baffle the British boys. Overall though he all but said it was clear United and Mourinho were not a fit and that we now look like Manchester United again, something we've not been in some time.
I also thought Carragher was bang on when he talked about Rashford vs Lukaku for the #9 role.
I also thought Carragher was bang on when he talked about Rashford vs Lukaku for the #9 role.
Souness used to be ok until Fergie retired, then it was open season as there was no Scottish god to offend with his comments.
Carragher was fair today. He’s a good pundit, better than Neville.
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