‘Caption This’ – Rio Ferdinand and Jamie Carragher’s social conflict

Rio Ferdinand and Jamie Carragher may be team-mates for England – but judging by the social media spat there is clearly no love lost between the former centre-backs.

At club level they were rivals in the early 2000s, with Ferdinand Manchester United And at Carragher LiverpoolAnd both are vocal supporters of their former clubs across various media.

Ferdinand wrote on Twitter ahead of the bilateral meeting on Sunday.

The image was of Ferdinand and his United teammates celebrating Mikel Silvestre’s winner at the September 2004 meeting – in front of a dejected Carragher.

It was Ferdinand’s first game back after an eight-month ban for missing a drug test.

Carragher – saw this post – Said in reply:, outsider “It’s not like you to make sure you were in someone else’s goal picture.

“Now you continue this ritual by hanging around the mixed zone annoying the star players and having your lackeys film it!”

Carragher was referring to Rio Ferdinand Presents, the former TNT pundit on Ferdinand’s YouTube channel.

Later in said podcast, Ferdinand recorded a video, outsider Said: “I thought it was really, really harsh.

“I just put a picture of us celebrating a goal. I’ve scored a few goals against these games. LiverpoolBut I didn’t put in the score I scored.”

Ferdinand netted twice against United LiverpoolBoth at Old Trafford in 2006.

“I kept one that I was celebrating,” Ferdinand continued. “I love to celebrate, and he really tried to hammer me. I don’t understand why. I don’t know if it rubbed him the wrong way.

“He spat on his dummy. He was spitting feathers.”

Ferdinand then paused, with some suggesting his words there were Carragher spitting from his car at a girl in another car. LiverpoolLost 2-1 in the Premier League Manchester United In 2018, An incident that saw him sacked by Sky Sports.

ex-West Ham And Leeds The player then continued: “He was a team-mate of mine with England. He carried my wash bag. He sometimes carried my boots, when he wasn’t changing and in the stands.

“But I thought we’d always get on. We’ve known him since schoolboys.”

Manchester United beat Liverpool 3-2 Sunday’s game at Old Trafford.

“She’ll be even more upset now, won’t she?” Ferdinand added.

“They just got beat up. But this game affects people’s emotions and makes people react differently.”