Erling Haaland trolls Jamie Carragher over brutal Mo Salah rant - 'I'm getting nervous'
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Following the victory, he sat down with Kate Scott, Thierry Henry, Micah Richards and Carragher on CBS Sports Golazo's programme.Richards opened the chat by asking how he was feeling, with the Norwegian replying: "I'm getting nervous with Jamie Carragher in the studio!" The studio erupted in laughter before Carragher responded: "You don't need to be nervous, Erling. Don't be nervous."READ MORE: Jude Bellingham at the centre of live TV argument as Richard Keys told 'that's ridiculous'READ MORE: Erling Haaland says Laura Woods 'doesn't like me' after question on live TVWhen quizzed about his preference between Carragher and Real's Antonio Rudiger, who had proved a formidable adversary in the Spanish capital, Haaland quipped: "I mean, I think I have to say Rudiger now because Carragher is a bit of a loose cannon now."Following a brief chat about Haaland's recent appearance on the Rest is Football podcast, Carragher invited the City frontman onto his own show, Stick To Football, alongside Roy Keane - who famously clashed with Haaland's father, Alf-Inge."I mean Jamie Carragher in this moment, and Roy Keane, I think I need to bring my father," he responded.
"Some people have painted it as an emotional outburst, I do not think it was.Content cannot be displayed without consent"I think whenever Mo Salah stops in a mixed zone, which he's done four times in eight years at Liverpool, it is choreographed by him and his agent to cause maximum damage and to strengthen his own position."He did that 12 months ago and I called him out on this show about it. He's chosen this weekend to do this now and he's waited for a bad result, they've conceded a last minute goal."The Liverpool supporters, the manager, the whole club feels like it is in the gutter at the moment, and he's chosen that time to go for the manager and maybe try and get him sacked.
That's the way I felt about it."Despite his outburst, Carragher expressed regret on Tuesday following Liverpool's victory over Inter. He stated: "Mo, I apologise I've upset you.