Jamie Carragher takes Gary Neville around Bootle: Liverpool, England, MNF & more | The Overlap

[@skybet]

"No one can break me, I'm unbreakable..!" "You're like a KitKat" 🤣

[@contemplationstation87]

Do more of these please

[@aakashsuryi9098]

20:00, Very Valid Question Paul Scholes, Frank Lampard, Steven Gerrard, These are fearsome names. Beckham, etc. It's a sin almost that England didn't win anything from 2002-2010. My theory is that there is an element of stubborn traditional tactics involved. The fullbacks in England were Never utilised properly. They were always tasked with tracking back instead being given the opportunity to make runs & connect with the 3 midfielders just mentioned. This stubborness and adherence to tradition cost them greatly because it halted any tactical innovation & problem solving. England had decent fullbacks in Neville, Ashley Cole etc, but they were used as pure defenders. Xavi Hernandez ( Greatest human to touch a Ball) had Dani Alves, Jordi Alba, etc making runs. Germany had Philip Lham (Best right back ever) making runs, dominating, & "Playmaking". England never played dynamically. They had very static, pre-defined tactical system. Also, Lampard, Gerard, Scholes were all the Playmakers and never fought in the dressing room to challenge each other and figure out a system between them. Pirlo, Arturo Vidal, Marchisio were deadly for Juventus. Pirlo is like Scholes, So Gerard alongside Scholes would have been Deadly, Lethal. But Lack of attacking Fullbacks is what cost England. Italy was never supposed to win in 2006 & last year. They're not actually that good a side in terms of Players. But they have an Outstanding manager. Fabio Capello I feel was tactically over-hyped.

[@moluther2826]

Haha relatable betting syndicate

[@iminc5498]

Tyson Fury broke the curse of the overlap 😂

[@barbarohelm9697]

@@aakashsuryi9098 think they overlooked Carrick..Carrick would of allowed Gerrard to bomb forward and Scholes would of been your xavi like player.

[@Noobie2k7]

I swear whoever it was that first made the decision of putting these two together on sky sports deserves the world. It's honestly a once in a lifetime on screen partnership.

[@8lackbeard791]

I think they'd make Top Gear great again, if they were both on that

[@joeclark3087]

Don’t think it will ever be seen again.

[@foodreacts837]

unreal decison

[@mcattack135]

They're not gonna spit roast you mate

[@td6644]

@@8lackbeard791 trueeeee their the only ones who could replace clarkson and co

[@George-du9bf]

Mate how good is the Overlap. One of the best things to watch on KZbin hands down. Neville is taking over and I have absolutely no problem with it.

[@timmartin2894]

Well, it's the same flawed analysis you get from Sky Sports but with the added fan delusion, but still pretty decent to watch sometimes to be fair.

[@jaywilliams6250]

@@timmartin2894 you’re here commenting so must still be better than anything you have going on in your life

[@MoejiiOsmanTV]

Neville + Carra... The banter twee the is what makes th videos.. Jt compare it o the boring ties GA is with Martin Tyler in the podcast show.. Very bland and blsa no humor at all. But Gary and carra is banter 24/7

[@eddunne4190]

See my comment above U are spot on its a brilliant show

[@Lewis-ue6nw]

@@jaywilliams6250 very well said my friend

[@markdavis8430]

31yo liverpool man Gotta say the hate a had for Gary growing up was insane now can't get enough of the man Top Player top man Loyalty! Carra and gaz are gold

[@tomormerod7057]

Completely agree coming from a Leeds fan

[@liamr194]

Feel the same way about Carragher, as a United fan. Made some poor decisions, not condoning his temper. But he's clearly a born leader and winner. Working class values and upbringing unlike some of the modern players, humble. You'd want that at your club every day of the week

[@geoffreylekat8038]

Well said lads. I think for me, you recognise a bit of the player in each other and although there are rivalries, the respect for what they've both done and what they stand for, the cities they represent, you can't help but appreciate the two of them.

[@shanginadildo]

He's a man of good morals

[@jph752]

I think we’re all the same on that one genuinely hated Neville growing up watching him play against us but now but now I have serious respect for him ,

[@deletebilderberg]

Their rivalry. Their friendship. Pure magic.

[@danieljames460]

fake rivalry, more BFF

[@pendafen7405]

they're in love😔

[@sratus]

@deletebilderberg You're pure tragic lad.

[@MrVassiriki]

I love Carra's sincerity and how he cares for his city and how he is so passionate on what he's doing. Fair play to Gary, he just doesn't cut the guest and let them to express themselves so much and it lets a deep insight on the guest's world. What they are doing for football, society and youth is immense, can't put it into words. It's more than punditry and i just hope i'd have similar people doing similar stuff in my country.

[@ENGLISHMURPHY]

you either care for our city or have no friends, its bizarre for anyone here to not be this way

[@jtfc7286]

The absolute anger from Carra when he's boxing Gary hahah, been waiting for that moment for 25 years

[@navers87]

It's for that time he was flashing the badge in celebration in front of the Liverpool fans.

[@Wirralwonderer]

All that built up envy

[@timmartin2894]

Yeah he usually vents his frustration by spitting at young girls

[@MoejiiOsmanTV]

Atleast carra had 1 time rush if blood, giggs had multiple rushes if blood to his small head shaggin his brothers wife!

[@testadalord01432]

@@MoejiiOsmanTV and battering his girlfriend, but cause he’s United not a peep haha classless twats

[@jpa_fasty3997]

The aesthetic of doing the interviews in people’s hometowns is brilliant, really brings who you’re interviewing to life and makes them relatable. Puts them at ease as well. Quality.

[@jpa_fasty3997]

@Ash Ash yeah, some fella has absolutely mastered the art of walking backwards

[@TJaeSpeaks]

Their chemistry and genuine love for each other is heartwarming considering they used to be heated rivals in their playing days.

[@prabhukiranz]

They matured as time progressed, n on their way they matured a billion others arnd the globe .. talk abt impact huh...!!!

[@Rich11bean]

Spot on, i think they respect each other for what they both have achieved in thier careers, im a united fan and i respect cara and Gerrard massively.

[@bearbrain1123]

It will always remind of Niki Lauda and James Hunt "A wise man can learn more from his enemies than a fool from his friends"

[@MoejiiOsmanTV]

Carra and gaz are single handedly carrying sky's ports

[@totalsubmition]

HEATED*

[@gregoreisenhorn5093]

How bizarre would it be to see Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher strolling down the street in Bootle having a chat. This stuff is fantastic and I hope it goes on for years to come.

[@rizzledizzle3443]

Neville's recent social commentary and comments on things like human rights and child poverty have shown great insight, fair play Gary for speaking up for those with no voice, from an LFC fan xo

[@tomfinney3416]

when he housed homeless in his hotel in manchester as it was going under renovation , that was the day i as a Liverpool fan looked at him in a better light

[@rizzledizzle3443]

@@tomfinney3416 great point, what a top gesture

[@tomfinney3416]

​@@rizzledizzle3443 the fuller story is that they squatted the hotel , but he allowed them to stay , and it helped a few move on to better situations but also kept many warm and well over the winter months , you are right , top gesture

[@tomfinney3416]

@@Hgv.scania we are isolated by only a few miles , and our rivalry has kept our passion for our teams so strong , we wouldnt be the same without you , and though i do banter , i know why we are englands proudest clubs , to every time we meet , its what makes the season great , and yes mate is fitting

[@pierer91]

scousers are professional victims though 🤣

[@showtimehussam]

Their friendship is constantly the best thing about football. Never thought they'd be this good together

[@MoejiiOsmanTV]

There carrying sky sports hands down

[@panchopuskas1]

We all grow up and put things into aperspective ........well, most of us.....

[@andrewwebster2598]

They bounce of each other well

[@Stargreened]

This is better than any Britain’s got talent or love island shit. In fact this IS the man’s version of The only way is Essex 😅

[@Hilly14HD]

The fact Carra can walk down the street and know EVERYONE's name... What a guy. Big Respect.

[@andychapman1507]

Ye totally - he knew that couple in the car he spat through personally 😉

[@t55666]

It's where he grew up fairly standard to know your neighbours

[@josephhoskinson6758]

Never forgot where he came from 👍

[@lewiscliffe434]

Let's not forget he spat in a young girl's face. BIG RESPECT.

[@lomzaunfiltered9151]

@@lewiscliffe434 the dirty Mancs deserved it

[@collydub1987]

Gary: everyone in Liverpool absolutely hates me. Everyone in liverpool: alright Gary mate.

[@ImDJPanda]

Football's changing innit

[@marszxc]

He’s cool now cuz he’s friends with Carra! 🤣

[@rich0373]

@@RichieBedfellows Exactly, you see a mank when you're abroad or down in London and you're best friends haha

[@noname-zc9tl]

The cities are actually really similar - probably why we hate each other so much hahahahah

[@ImDJPanda]

@@noname-zc9tl As a United fan I think we both agree that we have a love and hate relationship

[@TheDarrenFarleyShow]

Could listen to these lads all day, best in the business 👏🏼🔥

[@chriskindler10]

yeeeeeeeeeee course

[@leegosling6172]

Mmmmm hah aha aha

[@m.y1152]

yh course

[@dobianulid7142]

💩

[@paulmoloney9680]

@@leegosling6172 c hi. K

[@sn0wmann1]

What a great interview . As a Utd supporter , gotta say (whisper it !) what a great lad Carragher is ... top man 😉

[@kazzaj4193]

Got to agree - "Do it for Fergie" !!!!!!!!! Made me laugh out loud

[@imranhaa]

Just 2 lads who played for their local teams that just happened to be one of the biggest in the world... they weren't after fame, they just loved the game. This is why they work so well together as it's genuine

[@costaschris1901]

2nazis

[@kavinga77]

Their honesty about England failures is eye opening. It’s refreshing to see the genuineness on KZbin for a change. 👏🏼

[@trtvitor1385]

@Roy Viper I think Carragher himself would laugh if you told him you thought he was better than Ferdinand based of one final.

[@SteRDLK]

@Roy Viper Torres only ever scored three goals against Ferdinand

[@davidjames3080]

@Roy Viper He literally says himself in the video at 17:22 that we wasn't better than John Terry or Rio Ferdinand. I think I'll take his word for it.

[@Ramirez_477]

@Roy Viper Ferdinand was a record signing CB. Carragher has even admitted in the past that no team ever came in for him. Pull your head out your arse mate, Carragher was a great professional but Ferdinand was on another level to him.

[@meandthepotatoes4916]

@Roy Viper Ferdinand was miles ahead, take those red specs off

[@martinharris6469]

As a Man United supporter since 1976 and still am till this day, too man united v Liverpool is the biggest game in the premier League, great too see these 2 great rivals becoming best of friends,at the end of the day it's only football, which we all love, and the people of Liverpool have an always will be larger than life with their wit,👍🏻

[@eddunne4190]

Well said.respect & best of luck this weekend from dublin Ireland

[@silverapples75]

Typical deluded Rag, desperately clinging to former glories. World's moved on mate. City v Liverpool only game in town.

[@eddunne4190]

@@silverapples75 behave

[@jackdelaney5899]

@@silverapples75 City have a world class team but they're not a big club like United or Liverpool. By your logic the biggest game in 10 years will probably be City v Newcastle.

[@eddunne4190]

@@jackdelaney5899 it could possibly be ON PAPER but football isn't played on paper is it

[@jonasmagnusson2099]

I am 57 years old from Sweden, every single saturday there was football from the english league on tv. I have been a liverpool fan since the age of 6, this is brilliant! Thank you Gary!🙏👍👏🇸🇪

[@TheComputec]

Jamie is such a great ambassador for Liverpool. He gave a speech at the Anglican cathedral when he received his honorary degree over a decade ago and luckily it was the same day my eldest lad got his "proper" degree and we were all impressed at how thoughtful, inspirational and gracious he was in his speech that day. You can see just what made him such an important player to have in the team and the changing room. As a passionate Liverpool die-hard red it took a little time to come to terms with how decent Gary Neville is. Much as I despised the image of him as a player when we were in battle, it's clear that he's just a down to earth Manc that loves his club as much as we love ours. The rivalry between Liverpool and Manchester is, in reality more about a grudging respect. Both cities are great, the people are great and it's just that we both wish there was a bit more distance between us as neither city can dominate with the other just 30 miles down the M62

[@Zzz-fz7wb]

Honestly, one of the best programmes I’ve ever watched in regards to football and culture. United fan and buzz off Gary and Jamie together!

[@MoejiiOsmanTV]

Single handedly carry sky

[@kashty024]

will go down as a classic in 10-15 years time this series

[@joanhiggin1134]

Roy Keane On overlap is absolutely brilliant Funny and a passion

[@atothegee9943]

Absolutely superb. Love seeing Carra walking around knowing everyone - absolutely no pretentiousness at all and seeing their bromance develop evermore! Corker of an episode.

[@atothegee9943]

@@Dionysos640 he stopped and chatted to a guy and introduced him to Gary!! Pleb.

[@atothegee9943]

@@Dionysos640 oh dear. Another butt hurt Manc!! Weird though, he’s apologised and the people affected accepted his apology so everyone moved on. Except you. Good man. Keep that fire burning champ.

[@mosser1930]

@@Dionysos640 why you so angry lad

[@JackbenG1981]

@@Dionysos640you’re an adult baby

[@JackbenG1981]

@@Dionysos640 calm down

[@VR46314]

I’m a red til I die I’m so glad they represented Liverpool properly, they rarely do in mainstream. Spoke about the lack of acknowledgement by government. Brilliant episode as ever

[@niallmurray8654]

I'm a Mancunian United fan, I visit Liverpool regularly, I really enjoy the City and the Liverpool people.

[@VR46314]

@@niallmurray8654 your name is Irish ? As scouse love Irish and Irish love scouse we helped them in early 1900s

[@niallmurray8654]

@@VR46314 Yes my parents came from Ireland to Manchester in the 1950s, both our cities have lots of Irish connections as you probably know.

[@fatfrankthepeteacher4237]

There’s only one red... ARSENAL

[@Mendleson]

@@fatfrankthepeteacher4237 who?

[@o2xb]

As a united fan growing up through the 90's, who'd have thought these two would make TV gold and that Carragher can actually string a coherent sentence or two??? LOVE IT!

[@irielion3748]

He still can't! Nothing's changed.

[@tfootball8704]

@@irielion3748 he can, he like be in bootle and be neville's matey, comprende?

[@edglue6138]

@@irielion3748 Obviously you haven't watched video? Tw@

[@allweather8733]

Honestly these two bring a smile to my face every time, they never fail at providing funny content. The candour when talking about football needs respect as well.

[@ChrisTravelss]

Nothing like idolising a bloke that spits in little girls faces

[@alcoyne3333333333333]

Gary is that kid we all know that is harmless and what's to be everyone's friend. As a Liverpool fan I can like him now.

[@angryunitedfan7708]

Now I like carragher. 🤝

[@mancmike93]

I have nothing but respect for carra and im a die hard united fan but as a career and a man theres not much you cannot respect about him

[@jockmackay9582]

@@mancmike93 spitting on children?

[@imamoronand9199]

@@jockmackay9582 yeah everyone seems to have forgotten that. we've all had moments of madness though

[@hasanjoker3038]

I love how everyone is so casual when seeing gary and carra

[@sam8893]

Loved this, had to disagree with Gary’s view on how Monday night football needs to change to keep it entertaining. I could listen to these two talk about the beautiful game all day. I’m sure I’m not the only one with that view either. Great series.

[@Kyran31]

Most weeks if my team aren’t playing I turn it on just to listen to the pre match and post match analysis of the weekend/big stories, it’s hands down the best football show on telly

[@aliverbirduponmychest3055]

Two lads from two great Northern working class cities, the respect they have for each other, their honesty and bravery to speak their minds, not just on football but also about social injustice and current affairs has propelled them both to the top of their new careers!

[@TetsuoShimaNo41]

The overlap has been brilliant since day one. This interview is so honest, you can't not respect Carra for throwing everything on the table. Brilliant by both guys. So happy I found this channel.

[@mrjjk5591]

As a Liverpool fan - I never liked Gary as a player, but Jesus he is doing a killer job on Sky. And The Overlap is a breath of fresh air.

[@tackleberry9386]

"You cant break me" "You're like a kitkat, come on" Killed me haha. You know what outside of football love a bit of gary

[@El3ctroclash]

We here! The best combo in punditry.

[@libanmohamed5503]

Facts

[@reecesestak4607]

Just brilliant, feel-good programme. Two, proper legends at their respective clubs. It's how you want footballers to be

[@BLITZY261]

Jamie Carragher's fighting spirit was and still is worth GOLD...the man himself for his long career and loyalty alone in my book makes him a diamond!!!! Who would not wanna be mates with Carra? His laugh and obvious friendship with Gary Neville is precious. Genuine to a fault.

[@dannynolan9000]

As a utd fan I have a lot of respect for carra even more so after this they don't make them like these two anymore total dedication to thier teams 👏

[@MrPeachie42]

The constant theme of Gary’s lack of fitness is hilarious

[@stevebyrne6606]

He’s fit but Carra is way more fit.

[@rasheedanalakath4211]

Cmon gary is 46 yrs old but carra is at 43,actually both of them are impressive

[@bigc181]

Too many lamb dinners and glasses of sweet sherry toasting United fluking to a 0-0 against some mid table team

[@ottson]

Gary's still more fit than at West Brom in 2011 lol

[@stiofanmac3376]

gary only does weights to look good but fair play for a fella nearing 50 hes in pretty good shape....just no stamina ; )

[@Nathan-jt1yv]

I loved this episode! And speaking as a passionate Liverpool supporter, I’m amazed how much I love Gary’s punditry and how he is as a person. I’ve been having a tough time and to be able to take an hour out my day to relax and watch this makes all the difference - just something to escape reality for a short while, similar to the fan debates the other day. Much love ❤️

[@beneagers5773]

Hey lad if you need a chat just let me know👍

[@warlord405]

Keep the faith lad, need a chat give us a shout. YNWA

[@MoejiiOsmanTV]

Cart and gaz are single handedly carrying sky sports

[@markoneill8188]

Head up big man tomorrow is always a new day we all have the shitty days..🇮🇪

[@beneagers5773]

@@markoneill8188 🇮🇪 what county you from mate

[@orange4607]

As a football pundit in Taiwan really love the words from Carra 53:52 . That's our responsibility, pressure on shoulders, and the work behind the scene. Sometimes it's really sad and lonely when you received the opinions from social media just because you said something differently in your point of view. You gave us a great lesson, thank you Carra & Gary.

[@stevooo1886]

Fair play to Neville for doing this. Could easily have took an easy option to interview Carra anywhere else but Liverpool but he came here and that can only be applauded. I'm 15mins away by car and don't walk around them ways, haha. Excellent show.

[@GazcoybUTFT]

FUCK ALL WRONG WITH BOOTLE IT BETTER THEN NORRIS GREEN CROXIE AND A DAM SIGHT BETTER WHERE YOU LIVE

[@Vodd]

Hated Cara as a player (I'm a UTD fan) and now I have to hate myself for learning to like him not only as a pundit but as a person. Characters like this are what the game is losing.

[@eddunne4190]

Im similar but from the other side.the OVERLAP is quality.best of luck Sunday

[@Vodd]

@@eddunne4190 I think we used all of our luck up on Wednesday lol! I will be watching from behind a cushion and expecting the worst.

[@tomfinney3416]

our rivalry is special Mark , im so looking forward to todays match ,

[@C33Fernandez]

For me, the personality, love/ friendship and open honesty of these shows will usually trump aggressive rivalries in terms of entertainment. I just wanna keep watching these.

[@SMboy25]

They are literally just being themselves in this. This content is hard to beat 🙌🏻

[@bobbyb3080]

As a proud scouser I’m not ashamed to say this is a great podcast and the content has been unreal!! Fair play Gary! 👌🏻👍🏻 subscribed!

[@tonypalombinijr2946]

I'm an American and a United supporter. I really love these interviews because I've always been fascinated by England, especially as it pertains to the neighborhoods and how they're so tied into the football clubs. Many years ago we had that in the US. For example, in New York you had 3 baseball teams until the late 50's. Being familiar with where those teams were located I can tell that you could walk down the street, pass by a couple of local businesses and suddenly find yourself at the entrance to a 40,000 seat plus baseball stadium. The fans were all local and their devotion was beyond compare. That's what I love about English football more than anything else, the fact that the team and the supporters are one. I wish the Glazers could grasp that. As for the interview, I'm blown away by Gary's skill as an interviewer. Being able to bring the best of out of the person you're interviewing is a real talent. Of course Jamie is a real character and the 2 of them obviously have a natural chemistry as well as a true friendship. Such a great series and I hope to see much more.

[@joelstart3434]

Lwave America and come to North West England ❤

[@tonypalombinijr2946]

@@joelstart3434 Thanks for the invitation, but I think I'll ride out this whole America thing a bit longer. lol

[@angela9347]

People from Liverpool like myself don't consider ourselves from the UK mate we're scoucers we hate the English were more associated with the Irish

[@vitocorleone6023]

Long ass explanation like 😂 but only way I could explain it bro

[@YusufEbr]

This is such a class thing to watch. A United supporter, had such mad hate for Carra but it’s a complete turn of tables here. As a pundit and whatever it is we watching now. Such mad respect. This was awesome. Overlap needs to hold on to this.

[@willdyer9797]

The overlap has fast become one of my favorite things to watch in the sports world! 🙌🏼 fantastic job to Gary and team.

[@Sauvage_Foxes]

Being in Aussie and hardly getting any football coverage this is the best thing to have come across. Love the natural authenticity and genuine conversations. Keep it up GN !

[@bluemonkey3830]

I’m a Manchester United fan. I’ve watched all over the overlap shows and loved them all. But this was by far my favourite. Jamie is an amazing guy. Absolute gentleman x

[@ukgforze]

Yes m8, both passionate about their respective clubs & where they are from, great combo.

[@bertcert991]

A gentleman would never spit in the face of a child

[@JackbenG1981]

@@bertcert991they had it coming

[@MrIlleism]

I'm late to this - but this was freaking brilliant episode! Just a casual walk through your hometown chatting about politics, history and people. Legendary! This is what football is about - the fans. The people.

[@jackhon]

If you told me 10yrs ago that I would love a programme that's hosted and run by Gary Neville I would have laughed in your face. Can't get enough of this!

[@dv86boom11]

Been to Liverpool countless times best city in England hands down the people the sights the night life unreal

[@ImDJPanda]

Ummmm ok then

[@dv86boom11]

@@ImDJPanda lol u dont agree

[@ImDJPanda]

@@dv86boom11 Newcastle or Sunderland I think is the best citys in the north of England. I will never go to Liverpool

[@2PengBristol]

Is right lad

[@dv86boom11]

@@ImDJPanda Newcastle smashing spot been few times for stags and weekends away

[@bigsmoke9876]

45:00 when Jamie talks about his incident where he felt lost for 6 months worrying, get on with things & then it'd creep up - I really needed to hear that. I got caught speeding grossly on the motorway (first & last time) & I've felt exactly the same waiting for the letter because it'll impact my job too. I know some people will be reading thinking its not the end of the world but like Jamie said you can't shake it & it feels like it at this time.

[@leverholme9894]

Yeah i could definitely understand that.

[@only1timmo]

If you haven’t got a letter after 14 days, you’re in the clear mate. I was doing 75 on the motorway and didn’t realise I’d entered a 50mile zone as motorway was coming to an end although still three lanes. Then camera went off. My wife was due to give birth and spent the next three weeks worrying to death as was in debt, feared insurance would go up, work would be affected. Then researching things, it said they have to send you a notice within 14 days. That was three years ago!! It never came! Just move on… and keep your head up

[@ObiWanShinobi85]

@@only1timmo nice advice mste

[@phillyl4235]

That horrible feeling of dread thats always at the back of your mind. I think we've all felt it at some point but think it's only us because we don't talk about it. Especially as a parent with a family relying on you. You don't want to put your stress on your wife/girlfriend or your mates but it's always better to get it out somewhere. Even if it's just in the comments of youtube.

[@bigsmoke9876]

@@only1timmo Hi Mate, thanks for taking the time to write to me I'm really happy your situation didn't come to anything and I'd love to be in that position, honestly. However, when you get stopped by an officer you don't get the 14 FPN as the officer reads out the notice on the spot. He has 6 months to lay the papers to a court & they usually take the full 6 months. Rn I'm 3 days shy of 5 months. Reading this back itself highlights how the fear and anxiety has had me up reading every forum ever... its awful. I just wish I could've learnt my lesson another way via a camera with a lesser speed like most people instead of such a gross punishment. I know I was doing a gross speed & what it could've lead to (death/injury of others) deserves punishment but it's the wait too, I've learnt my lesson and held it for so long but I'm sat here unable to own it or move on until the letter arrives & I have to tell work. I just feel awful, 30-40 seconds of a complacent mistake and I could lose a lot financially.

[@eddunne4190]

The relationship & banter theses two share now is & should be a lesson to us all in life.total respect to them both

[@KeithWilliams-bw9yg]

Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher - the respect for each other and honesty in their dialogue is so refreshing. Support your team - celebrate and have banter - but these two have transcended the rivalry between the two clubs. This is a very special series.

[@truebro77]

I have to post again, it really is amazing this show to get a proper local give a tour, provides some real, educational insight. I absolutely love it! More of this please Nev!

[@gavinhell4597]

Class, glad he addressed the spitting, good to see such rivals growing up and opening up. Another fantastic overlap 🙌

[@mediacenterman8583]

Yes. We know what happened, but he took his medicine and did not dodge speaking on it. Fairplay to him

[@Cheximus]

Didn't even mention the victim in it though. Just his family.

[@metrobar3367]

@@Cheximus wouldn’t exactly call them victims. They where following him driving dangerously & calling him all kinds

[@mulluppy1982]

The Overlap the best thing on the Internet these days? Neville has absolutely cracked it. Awesome.

[@Kaspisify]

Gary. The Overlap is the greatest thing to happen to football outside of the actual matches, in a very long time.

[@jayal6698]

Gary neville is a great interviewer, it really is a talent. He has good questions and more importantly he let's the guest answer them, he doesn't jump in and answer for them like Jonathan Ross, he recognises that he's not the star. And I never leave one of his interviews thinking I wish he's asked something.

[@cowkeksdontbnosy2262]

Absolutely beautiful to see Carra , and Gary Neville, together as friends, who’d have thought that years ago , class program , love,d it .

[@rtyrty6784]

Superb, authentic, honest and nothing seems forced. This is gold.

[@stephenpeach6249]

How fantastic Jamie has never forgot his roots and despite fame and fortune is still so honest and down to earth, well done lad.

[@danielgrice781]

Carra and Neville always played with nothing but heart and soul for England and their club's. Both are legends of the game

[@10kizer]

As a Liverpool fan all my life I find it hard to say but Gary Neville has definitely grown on me. You can’t help but like the guy and he’s definitely good at what he does, sure the rivalry is still there but he really does look at things objectively and you have to respect that. Fair play.

[@noahhamilton2395]

Unless he is talking about ole 😂

[@TravelinChina]

Both Jamie and Gary clearly extremely positive role models. Great people.

[@jamesb4725]

These two are fantastic together and bounce off each other brilliantly, hopefully one day they may have their own show.

[@papalampraina2k]

I can only imagine how much Fergie would loved to manage Carra. Working class, fighter, team player. Carra would have loved Fergie as a manager as well. Liverpool and Manchester are both working class, more things that bind them than separate them really.

[@ukgforze]

Love these Overlap shows gives a different insight & depth to an interview from the traditional rigid style interviews, as a Liverpool fan i have to say i never thought i would Gary & Carra would make such a great team but given the rivalry, but i just can't get enough of them. LEGENDS!

[@stetomlinson3146]

These two are so good together as pundits, and in this interview, is they have a mutual respect as footballers and have grown to know each other over the years. Their friendship seems real and their professional knowledge combine to produce a good TV double act. Watching MNF this week, after the Pool Man U game will be unmissable.

[@NealRoss1]

I always text on g nevs podcast that it isn't a podcast but I genuinely love these two guys. They pretend they aren't mates but they have brought each other to the top of the media game. Great viewing lads.

[@andycotton4295]

These two are legends . I support neither team but you have to appreciate the contribution these two have given to the Prem. Now as a partnership theyre gold

[@mariakeith-o5k]

i'm not a scouser, but having worked in liverpool for ages on and off, i LOVE the place. love the people.

[@sanjaybliospartan2317]

Honestly, the genuineness and the concept ( Going to Liverpool and seeing a bit of Cara's life ) is what makes it worth a watch .

[@vikramparmar8093]

"You have no idea who he is!" "My name is Phil!" that is gold

[@LemmysLounge]

The best interview yet. A Scouser and a Manc - both individuals a credit to their city. The words 'Holiday Hunger' is so brutal, but credit for both for their efforts.

[@jordanmc9877]

@D C correct and it shows.

[@ljllob4740]

Gary from Bury

[@BigBoss-ti1wo]

@D C scholes is from middleton

[@MrMRSHARPSHOOTER]

Their parents should get off the dole and get a job ffs. Or stop having 10 kids if you're unable to feed them 🤨

[@mrglamper3668]

@@MrMRSHARPSHOOTER troll?

[@stevenclark1973]

Not sure I'm more surprised at the quality of these two together lately the way they bounce off each other or the fact that Gary got out of Bootle in one piece. Brilliant series Gary from a Liverpool fan. Carra his usual honest self. Love the detail.

[@MichaelBlanksonGolf]

Loved every minute of that. Fans of football, for years, have always wanted insights into the life of players and explorers, and not just what is slapped on social media. Can't wait for the next one.

[@Stargreened]

Jamie Carragher is a top bloke. I never took much notice of him before but he’s so humble and down to earth I tip my hat to him

[@wormsnake1]

2 legends. Loving the series. This was my favourite by far. Neville and Carragher together are quality on screen.🥊.x

[@tonyh7994]

Good to see them actually mention some of the issues about Liverpool that aren't always talked about in the media. I know Carra and Neville are both good labour supporters but fair play to the producers or whoever allowed it on Sky.

[@rb6981]

Not even 10 minutes in and this is a joy to watch. Fair play to everyone at Overlap every episode is better

[@nessengovinden7480]

This is what football is all about...bring people together no matter what or where

[@Anonymous-Joker74]

Don’t ever split these 2 up.They are as close as butter on toast.👌🏼 Brilliant insights & humour too.Love watching this series ❤️

[@prahladnv]

Despite being in and supporting two opposing rival teams, Gary and Jamie i think are really close friends. ❤️

[@UssyH]

Really enjoyed this. G.Nev and Carra are so good together. So entertaining. Loved the political side and didn't realise how much work carra does in his community. Legend

[@AJ-I]

Love Carra's passion overall and his honesty especially on the unfortunate mistake. #Respect

[@scottchegg1355]

Loving this overlap series!! The Keane one was brilliant!! I often find myself sitting on the loo for an entire episode.. ending up with dead legs and pins and needles 🤣.. come on we’ve all been there!

[@grlfcgombeenhunter2897]

I’m not gonna lie 😂

[@jonnysupreme]

Not on your bog we ay

[@derrickmurphy9859]

Lol deadly stuff

[@stephendunne9284]

2 doggs laaa

[@Stargreened]

Yep guilty 😅

[@manchaple]

This is the best one yet. Carra the person is actually quite refreshing. When he talks about a kid you can just relate because you were the same!!

[@badblood4727]

The banter between these two is amazing 👏

[@alihassanarshad7]

I don't think these two realise how important they have both become not just as voices of football but voices of the North of England. It's just sad that us Northerners are always ignored and looked down upon by the government and by people and the South continues to be development.

[@joegilbert3149]

when you say south can you just say around London area because Cornwall and Devon are two of the worst places to live in the UK for disruption of wealth low pay, high housing prices and low employment. we never get a mention at all its just poor Northern people this and that...

[@jhaych]

@No One self pity city

[@mrglamper3668]

@@jhaych troll?

[@mrglamper3668]

Yea spot on, need these to for the people. Have you noticed the amount of trolls, bots, and 77th brigade are on these platforms. Wrong!

[@jhaych]

@@mrglamper3668 nope

[@mjlol123]

this is quality content. "Do it for Fergie" had me rolling.

[@geomonkey]

I really enjoyed this! Such a great insight into their take on subjects of the past and the current state of play on Bootle. Well done to all involved in this!

[@markriley4512]

This is my favourite interview on The Overlap so far, it was brilliant.

[@xKingSeraphx]

Seeing those two get on with each other is unbelievable. I love it!

[@bobhope3817]

Love nev and car together from the best of enemy's to the best of friends a true football story awesome vid respect

[@Will-ev2to]

Love the visual aspect of these podcasts

[@johnsmithsonian4712]

Love the ending with Carra talking about seeing things through a different lens and going for it if it’s something you’re passionate about

[@yutehube4468]

4:41 Carragher holding him in place just laughing 🤣 This is one of the best football videos I have ever seen.

[@johnmorrison5503]

As an Asenal fan and I've got to say big respect to Gary for shining a spotlight on the inequality and deprivation in this country, brought about by this Tory government. Keep it up Gary, and Marcus. More players and pundits should use their platform to do the same.

[@mrglamper3668]

Corrupt m8

[@jamesodriscoll6748]

The reason the government cut back and don't provide as they should is because of sports stars foundation. The likes of Jamie and Gary carry there communities and city's on the back...

[@scotenat2843]

Not the Tory government. ALL governments. They are all self serving scum . We are just the plebs that make them rich