Jamie Carragher rages at Odegaard’s antics and blasts ‘get down the tunnel’
Jamie Carragher has been branded ‘salty’ after he raged at Martin Odegaard’s post-match behaviour following Arsenal’s win in opposition to Liverpool.
The Anfield legend was unable to cover his anger after Jurgen Klopp’s facet had been overwhelmed 3-1 on the Emirates within the Premier League on Sunday.
Arsenal closed the hole to Liverpool on the prime of the desk to only two factors after two howlers from Alisson gifted the hosts their second and third objective of the sport.
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Following the full-time outcome, Odegaard took the chance to swipe a digital camera and take an image of lifelong Gooner and membership photographer Stuart McFarlane on the pitch in entrance of the celebration crowd behind him.
The two beamed from ear to ear, however Carragher was seemingly nonetheless sulking within the studio as he ranted at Odegaard to go away the pitch and cease making McFarland’s 12 months.
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He raged: “Just get down the tunnel, you’ve won a game, it’s three points…” You’ve been brilliant, you’re back in the title race. Get down the tunnel,” also adding: “I’m serious”, during his petty rant.
Fans on Twitter slammed Carragher for being “salty” and also questioned his hypocritical views given Klopp’s customary post match celebration. “But Klopp going into the pitch and to the fans punching when they win is ok? Why don’t you say he should go down the tunnel. His bitterness always comes out”, a comment said.
A second wrote: “Man is crying over a moment with the staff and fans”, a 3rd quipped: “Tears rolled down from his eyes.” While a fourth added: “That guy is just jealous.”
The Gunners skipper remained out on the pitch to absorb the environment across the Emirates because the three factors moved them again into the title race in a sport that might’ve seen them fall eight factors behind Liverpool had they misplaced.
