Henry was left stunned by Carragher's statement as he covered his face with his notes.''Portis House emerged from the fog as we approached, showing itself slowly as a long, low shadow.' In 1919, Kitty Weekes, pretty, resourceful, and on the run, falsifies her background to obtain a nursing position at Portis House, a remote hospital for soldiers left shell-shocked by the horrors of the Great War. The former Manchester City star demanded: 'Name names!' Carragher responded: 'Rio Ferdinand.

Micah Richards pushed Carragher to call out the pundits he was talking about. I just felt some people were getting a little bit carried away thinking it was a certain penalty.' But as a defender, we've got to try and stick together haven't we.

'I can understand attackers thinking it's a penalty but Stevie was an attacking player wasn't he and maybe felt there was a little bit of contact. But players in my position, who are defenders, other defenders, English defenders who were commentating on the game. 'He was liable a little bit now and again to go down himself under a little bit of contact, always contact. ' an attacking player, isn't he?' Carragher said. READ MORE: Carragher offers to return legendary football shirt after raiding dressing roomĬarragher said of the decision on CBS Sports: 'I think anyone out there who's watching the replay and seen what VAR do and still believe that is a penalty, they must be a clown.'Įx-Manchester United defender Ferdinand was working alongside Steven Gerrard on BT Sport at the San Siro as both claimed the penalty should have been awarded.Ĭarragher defended his former Liverpool captain Gerrard by stating an attacking player is entitled to that view, but was adamant ex-defenders know that it was not a penalty. READ MORE: Steven Gerrard delivers glowing Nicolo Barella assessment amid Liverpool transfer links Liverpool legend Carragher was working on CBS Sports on Wednesday night and he claimed the correct decision had been made by referee Gil after he overturned the penalty.

VAR told referee Jesus Gil to review his original decision and the penalty was revoked. Inter were 2-0 up after just 11 minutes, but Simone Inzaghi's side were awarded a penalty after Simon Kjaer appeared to have brought down Lautaro Martinez. Jamie Carragher called Rio Ferdinand a 'clown' for his opinion on a controversial decision during Inter Milan's 2-0 win over rivals AC Milan in the Champions League semi-final.

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