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John Arne Riise has confessed that he finds it 'weird' when his former Liverpool teammate Craig Bellamy publicly discusses the notorious golf club incident.

This infamous event took place back in February 2007, when both were playing for Liverpool.

Following a disagreement earlier in the evening, Bellamy infamously stormed into Riise's hotel room and attacked him with a golf club.

Just days later, both players scored in Liverpool's memorable 2-1 victory at Camp Nou, with Bellamy celebrating his goal with a golf swing before Riise's late winner.

The entire saga has etched an indelible mark on the Reds' modern history.

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If you Google 'Craig Bellamy', after the former Liverpool striker's profile, 'Craig Bellamy golf club' is the second most suggested search term.

A bit further down, you'll find 'Craig Bellamy John Arne Riise'.

Their names are forever linked due to that altercation 17 years ago.

It's no surprise that both have been repeatedly questioned about the incident over the years, with Bellamy sharing his side of the story as recently as last October on The Overlap.

While Riise has forgiven Bellamy, insisting it was out of character despite the Welshman's 'big-mouthed' reputation, he admits the pair will never be friends and that his former team-mate is not someone he wants in his life.

Meanwhile, the Norwegian has also admitted to finding it 'weird' when Bellamy offers up his version of events, pointing out the former Liverpool striker was drunk and suggesting his account is inaccurate.

"I don't think what happened with Craig Bellamy should have happened between two teammates," Riise said, speaking to BoyleSports, who offer the latest Premier League betting.

You do things you normally wouldn't and regret.

"It's certainly something I will never forget although obviously I can forgive, which I did after it happened because I knew Bellamy and that's not who he is.