Arne Slot hilariously rips into Jamie Carragher after ex-Liverpool man notices ‘strange’ thing about his first Anfield win
Arne Slot couldn’t help but poke fun at Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher on Sunday afternoon.
Slot was leading the Reds on his Anfield debut in a match that they won 2-0 against Brentford thanks to goals from Luis Diaz and Mohamed Salah.
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As well as making it two wins from two to announce himself as a Liverpool favourite, Slot then won over supporters of the wider Premier League with a hilarious jibe post-match.
Carragher was on punditry duty alongside Jamie Redknapp, Izzy Christiansen and lead anchor Kelly Cates during Sky Sports’ coverage of the match.
After the game, the former Liverpool defender was analysing Liverpool’s display when Cates spotted the new Reds boss walking towards them to conduct a live post-match interview.
Clearly distracted by their upcoming guest, Cates interrupted Carragher mid-analysis and jokingly said: “I’m not even listening to you,” to which Carragher laughed and replied: “I’m talking to you and you’re not even looking at me!”
Slot then shook hands with the panel and took a microphone from Cates, saying: “Does anybody ever listen to him?”
With everybody laughing, Cates could be heard saying: “Two games in and he’s already got the measure of Carra!”
While Slot’s appearance post-match was a big hit, Carragher did explain that he thought the atmosphere at Anfield was a little bit stranger considering it was the Dutchman’s first match there.
Carragher explained: “I thought the atmosphere was strange, considering it was the first home game of the season.
“Is that because the style of play is going to be different from Jurgen Klopp? It’s not going to be as end-to-end, I don’t t know, but it was a strange atmosphere.
“That was like a Man City performance, in that, it didn’t feel like there was much jeopardy in the game.
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“I don’t think Slot’s Liverpool are going to be as exciting as Klopp’s.
“It’s going to be different, and I wonder how it’s going to impact the atmosphere because it did feel strange.
“But it could be more successful.”
Liverpool travel to face Manchester United at Old Trafford next Sunday before returning to Anfield on Saturday, September 14 against Nottingham Forest.
