The former Liverpool captain Jamie Carragher was on BBC’s ‘Tony Bellew is Angry’ podcast and believes his Sky Sports colleges Roy Keane and Gary Neville should stop making excuses for their ex-teammate Ole Gunner Solskjaer as Manchester United manger.

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“It must be something to do with football…and it must be something to do with Neville,” Jamie Carragher told the ex-boxer Tony Bellew.

“He’s permanently making excuses for his mate Ole, isn’t he? I did a newspaper column on it – I was with Gary Neville a few days before and we did this YouTube chat about the season with Roy Keane.

“The two of them just make excuses for Ole because they played with him and he’s their mate.

“They were saying, ‘they can’t win the league, they still lack this, they still lack that, the Glazers aren’t putting enough money in, they should be going for Harry Kane’.”

“I’m sitting there thinking, ‘you’ve just signed a player that’s won the Champions League four times, you’ve just spent £75 million on a winger. You finished second last season, you didn’t lose a game away from home all season’, and I’m like…’there’s only one step to go!’.

“Honestly, it wound me up so much. I went, ‘that is it. I’m doing my newspaper column on it’.

“The excuses have got to stop at Manchester United, I’m sick of it. Every player is over £50 million, it’s unbelievable.”

It’s a big year for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, I’m sure a lot of the Red Devil fans are feeling like Carragher…