Jamie Carragher teases Gary Neville in first meeting since Liverpool’s Champions League final win

Jamie Carragher teases old foe Gary Neville in first meeting since Liverpool’s Champions League final win as Kop icon jokes he’s been on a ‘six day bender’ since victory

  • Liverpool won the Champions League on Saturday night as they beat Spurs
  • Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville met each other for the first time since that win
  • Carragher took chance to joke around while Neville questioned professionalism

Jamie Carragher had a laugh at Gary Neville’s expense as he saw him for the first time since Liverpool’s Champions League win.

The Reds overcame Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday night in Madrid to capture the trophy for the sixth time in their history, also moving level with Manchester United on 42 major honours.

It would have been a blow to Neville, given his allegiances to United. 

 

Jamie Carragher (right) and Gary Neville (centre) spoke at pitchside on Wednesday night

Carragher took the opportunity to joke about Liverpool's Champions League victory

Carragher took the opportunity to joke about Liverpool’s Champions League victory

And ahead of England’s Nations League clash against Holland, Carragher and Neville met on the touchline of the Estadio D. Alfonso Henriques stadium. 

Neville starts off the jokes by saying: ‘He hasn’t been home or slept since the Champions League final.’

Carragher then asks whether Neville has slept, to which the former right back replies: ‘No. I’ve been hiding’.

Neville joked Carragher hadn't been home or slept since the win on Saturday night

Neville joked Carragher hadn’t been home or slept since the win on Saturday night

The former Liverpool man then jokes about Neville looking like Shakin’ Stevens while the United hero questions Carragher’s haircut and compares him to Liam Gallagher ‘after a three day bender’.

Carragher then clarifies, jokingly, that ‘mine was a six (day bender).’

And when Carragher asks him how he feels about Liverpool’s Champions League win, Neville replies: ‘I’ve got nothing to say at all. In fact, let’s move on. 

‘England have got a massive game here tomorrow. I’m looking for more professionalism from Sky Sports pundits and presenters.’

Carragher laughing with Virgil van Dijk following the Champions League final in Madrid

Carragher laughing with Virgil van Dijk following the Champions League final in Madrid

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