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Rio Ferdinand and Jamie Carragher laughed and shook hands on Wednesday night, after the latter had labelled the Manchester United man a 'clown' last week.
Former Manchester United star Patrice Evra gatecrashed a live TV broadcast to reveal how a bust-up with a Manchester City staff member stemmed from him claiming his old rivals ’s*** themselves’ when they blew their advantage against Real Madrid last season.
Former Manchester United defender Patrice Evra swore twice on American television on Wednesday night as he tried to explain his altercation with some of Manchester City's staff members after their win over Real Madrid at the Etihad Stadium.
At full time, the world's media took their place on the touchline of the Etihad Stadium to dissect a result that could represent the changing of the guard when it comes to which club is the dominant force in Europe. Some, like CBS Sports, saw former Manchester City defender Micah Richards effectively abandon his role as pundit and take up the role of cheerleader as he embraced Jack Grealish, Phil Foden, Kyle Walker and Kevin De Bruyne like a giddy youngster.
Referees chief Howard Webb says airing conversations between match officials and VARs concerning key Premier League incidents is likely to become a regular event.
Rio Ferdinand dicap sebagai badut oleh Jamie Carragher. Mantan bek Manchester United itu tak tahu ada masalah apa dengan diri Carra.
When asked to pick a combined team between Manchester United's '99 treble-winning side and the Manchester City squad from this season, Gary Neville was perplexed by Jamie Carragher not choosing Paul Scholes and Ryan Giggs.
Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher both believe Newcastle are more likely than Manchester United to drop out of the top four in the final few games of the season.