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Gary Neville's on-air Sky Sports partner Jamie Carragher has taken the chance to poke fun at his colleague and Salford City co-owner.

Neville is one of a clutch of former Manchester United players who co-owns the League Two club, along with the likes of Paul Scholes and David Beckham. On Tuesday it was confirmed the Ammies had sacked manager Gary Bowyer, just 12 months into a two-year deal.

The departure means Salford are now searching for a fourth manager in the space of barely 18 months. Writing on Twitter shortly after the news was announced, Carragher could not resist having a tongue-in-cheek dig at his fellow pundit.

Carragher wrote: " @GNev2 puts more people out of work than Boris Johnson."

Prior to dispensing with the services of Bowyer, Salford had hired and fired Richie Wellens in the space of just five months. Before that Graham Alexander was unceremoniously given the chop in October 2020 - a decision Neville later said that he regretted.

He said: "Last season, Graham Alexander should never have left this club. He should never have left, I should never have made that decision that I made. It goes against everything that I believe in and that's what owning a football club does to you, it takes you to that place where you do things that