Man Utd great Gary Neville leaves Jamie Carragher furious after unveiling mural of himself in Bootle

Former Manchester United captain Gary Neville left Sky Sports colleague and former Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher furious after a mural of the former had been created in Bootle.

Having formed one of the country's most popular on-screen TV partnerships, Carragher and Neville have recently been touring around the country as part of the latest series of The Overlap. Alongside other big name stars, such as former United midfielder Roy Keane, they visit different places throughout the country and provide plenty of entertainment.

The most recent episode saw Carragher, who played alongside Neville at international level for England, venture into Liverpool and abseil off the top of Anfield. However, it was Neville who had the last laugh as he completed the challenge while Carragher was unable to go throw with it, with nerves getting the better of him.

The duo were later joined by boxer Tony Bellew, who is an Everton supporter. At that juncture, Neville revealed a mural in Carragher's birthplace. Unfortunately for the former Liverpool ace, the image used was Neville's passionate celebration in front of Liverpool supporters at Old Trafford back in 2006.

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The incident, which earned him a hefty fine from the Football Association, understandably left Carragher furious, even if, deep down, he probably did see the funny side to it.

After the unveiling, Neville said: "I thought you might want to see some Premier Leagues as well. Haunting Carragher since 1992. P***ing Scousers off all my life."

Carragher, who was far from pleased, responded by saying: "I couldn't believe it. I've waited years to get something like that, the work I've had to do in this city and this community