Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville have HEATED debate over Unai Emery's Arsenal | MNF

[@shashankbhandari9413]

Good to see ex United player and ex liverpool player fighting over Arsenal.

[@TubbysWorld4413]

😂😂😂

[@ivanbravo4536]

I agree. wish they would have smacked each other.

[@alkanchannel5630]

Ivan Bravo they would if its 10 years ago

[@ivanbravo4536]

@@alkanchannel5630 I reckon they would. 😎🤘

[@stationkidd]

Very Ironic

[@leoaireshenry]

Carragher's voice and accent always cracks me up man

[@stuco81]

eh, calm down, calm down.

[@jaketaylor12yearsago.44]

Leo Henry watch Darren Farley’s impressions of him. He sounds more like him than carragher himself😂

[@ktkee7161]

He's annoying. Preferred it when Neville was on his own.

[@dhruvkashyap8024]

Leo Henry i love his accent. Maybe brits dont like his accent because they are used to it. But non-British speakers adore their accent.

[@jq3872]

You should watch Darren Farrelly he does great impression

[@neopromise]

Mr. Neville is completely right..... we can 't forget they played city and chelsea.... that's not bournemouth and West ham.... can give unay much more time

[@danielstenner5917]

neopromise I mean I’m not an Arsenal supporter but they could have scored four or five at Chelsea. So although they didn’t defend well the chances were there, just poor finishing in the final third.

[@neopromise]

@@danielstenner5917 me neither.... you're also right bro

[@takezoman]

You can't forget the past experience of Unai Emery. Although he got the objectives in Sevilla and Valencia, his teams never played that well. I don't think he is a manager of the caliber of an Arsenal like he wasn't a manager for PSG.

[@asiffmingeater8533]

Nev to carragher “ I tell you what son how about put all your medals on the table , I know what I’m on about “

[@ycbairmaxyt5836]

Daniel Stenner chelsea coulda also scored 5 or 6 goals so you not making sense, they were only good for 15 mins n that was bc of chelsea systemic failure

[@tennisblood]

Looks like Neville learned a lot in Valencia about what not to do as a coach.

[@irieite9666]

And England national team.

[@starkiller-8684]

tennisblood no one learnt by being nice

[@edin410]

language barrier affected both Neville and Emery - that's why they got sacked

[@chrishersey159]

Edin they got sacked because of their results, the language barrier was just a key factor

[@iamreali.k5462]

I think he'd be a very decent mid table, high championship level coach

[@affrobeat6170]

Nev. "Jamie's power point here is lovely" Carra. "You should have took it with you to Valencia" 🤣🤣🤣 savage..

[@issi19]

4:37

[@DEEDUBZ]

LOL

[@anishkacey6640]

haahahahahahahahahahaa

[@Playmaka10x]

Best part of the video!

[@offline5275]

Roasted Neville

[@laurentvdldupont]

Gary Neville is an amazing pundit, really interesting to listen to him

[@bigz8259]

He said pundit not manager

[@goatcristiano3629]

@Galva Tron he said pundit idiot

[@junaldinho100]

Galva Tron He said pundit, not manager dumbass

[@alexgandy2488]

Galva Tron you don’t know the difference between a manager and a pundit you dummy, if you actually listen to him he’s speaking about some really good things and factual things about how the arsenal manager is tactically thinking and actually speaking some good facts

[@FollowNRBH]

Galva Tron PUNDIT. IDIOT. Ah feels good to hit somebody when they're down

[@avikarsewpersad9856]

Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher, a better love story than Twilight.

[@datonejuyjacoba03]

😂😂😂

[@BB-nd1rp]

You're about ten years late with that joke

[@SuperSaiyenGaming]

100% with Gary. The players at utd dont respect Jose Mourinho. Thats why they are playing poor football. The amount of respect City players have for Pep is shown on the pitch. The way they push themselves on being the best everytime they step on the pitch. It’s about respect and fear of losing. The Arsenal players had a “softie” for all those years playing under Wenger. They dont know how to fear their manager. It is Emery’s job to get them to that point now!

[@cameronmcgregor2583]

There's obviously no bond between the players and the manager you always see Pep and Klopp hugging there players and encouraging players but Mourinho doesn't seem to care

[@izzatirfan1995]

You need a bond to do that...be tough but at the same time show that you care...like pep and klopp did...if you acting tough all the time, like mourinho, player will walk over you...player can boycott and protest like chelsea players did to mourinho...and board will fire you as its easier to replace a manager than some stars of the team

[@arsenewenger8973]

Emery doesn’t need his players to fear him, he needs them to trust him.

[@Ewartizie]

Cameron Mcgregor Benitez never had a bond with his players but he delivered trophies...it's their trust you must strive to get

[@SuperSaiyenGaming]

Niclas Johannesen Yes you’re right. Mourinho doesn’t completely understand the strenght of his players. He never really had a great way of managing his teams, looking at Inter and Real Madrid for example. He implemented defensive football into teams that played “pretty” football. He won titles in the past with his way of playing by forcing his style of football on the team. The problem with that is if you say the things he’s saying about his players, being an arrogant man (which he absolutely is) and being a manager that doesn’t care for the club he’s being paid by to win, you lose respect that you should earn by both players and staff. If you remember, he talked about a few times he beat UTD in the past after the loss against Sevilla. Is that a manager the players and staff should respect? Both UTD and City spent a crapload of money on players. The difference is that Pep knows what type of players he needs to strenghten his squad with. With Mourinho it seems like he’s willing to buy any decent looking player he sees. Why did UTD need Alexis? It almost seems like he’s lost the plot. No player should have to respect him.

[@SHOTGUNSEB]

Arsenal fan but love Neville, such a good pundit

[@lj6469]

Him and Rio are my favourites.

[@shane-irish]

KingSeeeb he is good liverpool fan here

[@admirsalispahic1262]

Me to

[@iseekq]

He certainly speaks a hell of a lot more sense than many others, yes.

[@Bankzsyy]

Why do you have to say you're an Arsenal fan? Why not just say you love Neville and he's a good pundit?

[@tsonny1104]

Neville is a genius, as an Arsenal fan I completely agree with him. I think Carragher was being misunderstood though, Jamie is just insisting that Emery adjust mid game to avoid dropping points. They both made good points here, love them together.

[@gee1188]

Exactly. Nevilles basically saying that you cant build a team overnight and when you have your mind set on a tactic you adapt the team to the method rather than the other way round however like Jamie said that can be risky and you end up losing games for being stubborn. You should both adapt your players to your method but also in the early stages you adapt your method to suit the moment otherwise you end up using the wrong tactics every game.

[@ruggy19]

Carragher is right though aswell hes pointing out the hypocrisy that everyone slagged wenger off for only having a plan A for 20 odd years. Theyre both right

[@Mugiwara_Luffy12]

tsonny1104 I love watching my club Arsenal now man, the way they play out the back is just beautiful and slowly but surely we will be back to challenging for title next year and the champions league in a few. EMERYBALL

[@petercajetan5014]

@@Mugiwara_Luffy12 that slow passing of the ball is bad. I believe they should increase the tempo to by pass teams that would want to sit back.

[@gbs-v5m]

Loooool deluded Mugiwara

[@daftyfunky]

The most important sentence in this debate: 3:47 "Guardiola, Klopp and Pochettino don't have a Plan B, they make Plan A better" which could be translated into "I fear not the team that has practiced several styles of football once, but I fear the team that has practiced one style of football 10,000 times."

[@Slim2Flo]

Bruce lee

[@MrLukasboys]

And that's why Klopp hasn't won a thing since 2012 other than the German equivalent of the community shield.

[@russellward4624]

Sebastian Koil but it’s not accurate with Pep. He absolutely has a plan B & more. Play back 4, back 3. FB’s that hug touch line or tuck into midfield & play narrow. Now they’ve played with 1 WB on the touch line & the other narrow. False 9, 1 or 2 strikers......

[@llodoroo]

@@russellward4624 it's still all the same philosophy though, even if he does tinker 1000 times a match

[@russellward4624]

llodoroo but it is a plan B which was what he talked about not a change in philosophy. Nobody changed their philosophy in mid game.

[@sportstersteve5144]

Gary Neville is so right. Unai Emery is building a team, squad, for long term, not this season. He has a philosophy of how he wants to play. If the current players can't play from the back, he will bring in players that can. Like Pep Guardiola did at Man City. He's giving Ozil a chance, but he won't be there if he don't deliver. Ozil is quality, but he doesn't show it consistantly. The Arsenal defenders aren't up to the task, even some he brought in. The midfield and forwards are decent. Bernd Leno will be first choice soon, as he wasn't brought in to sit on the bench. I think Arsenal will get it right long term, but this season will be a learning curve, as the manager looks at what he has and strives to improve them or ship them out. Only next season will the team, squad reflect the manager.

[@Partoftheratpack]

Sportster 1 exactly... Peps first season was a disaster .. whose that couldn’t play the system were sold

[@pm1190]

Problem is who wants to go to arsenal. I agree in theory that he should stay the course but their not even the biggest club in the city they call home so recruiting good footballers to play his brand of football may be tough. The only fact they have decent players is they dont mind paying their players ridiculous amounts of money. Theres nothing wrong with that but sometimes a player might not care for the club and just see it as a payday which can be dangerous. I believe Man U is guilty of the same thing but at least they can bring in some good guys cause their Man U but maybe thats run it course. The point is if they ain't winning games itll be hard for players to care about the club and harder to bring in guys qualified to play for one of the biggest clubs in the best league in the world. So maybe tweaking your game plan around what you got may be best. After all he just got there and how are you going to gain any respect if you aren't winning. How long until the fans and players turn on you because of lack of results. P.s. Only thing Gray learnt at Valencia is that he cant coach at all. Good luck finding another coaching job after that 10-7-11 record. Thats pretty bad for a top six team in a league where more than half the teams its plays suck.

[@Kakashi2Gaiden]

Well said mate. Ozil’s quality but he doesn’t have the support. Imagine Man City only having Silva, no De Bruyne, no Auguero, no sane, no Fernandinho, Silva would struggle too. It’s a team game and Arsenal’s team doesn’t match up.

[@saullevy5074]

100% agree with you. I mean, look what happened to Ferguson thirty years ago. He had a vision for United and it took a few seasons for him to develop the club to what he wanted it to be. The important thing is, the United board gave him time. Look what patience gave United in the long run.

[@bertss10]

Good on ya, Sportster Steve. If this comment shows up in your notifications, know that you were right :P Also, I agree with Gary. As a manager, you've got to put your system in place and if the players don't fit in, give THEM a chance to adapt. If they do, jolly good. If they don't; out you go, mate.

[@samuelhowe7618]

Hate to say it as a Liverpool fan but Gary Neville is a quality pundit who’s understanding of football is brilliant

[@bri1085]

No he's simply very articulate

[@samuelhowe7618]

Forward To The Past such a pity😂

[@tlbm9604]

Yaseen Alkhazali people don’t realise the difference between knowing what you’re talking about and being a good pundit, in comparison to implementing said things as a manager at a club

[@stevenjohnson7442]

You shouldn't hate to say it. Regardless of who you support, agree with the person who is 100% correct.

[@mattwade4847]

@Forward To The Past he said puntit not manager

[@jacksonomahony4981]

4:35 “Should’ve took it to Valencia” Yooooooo lmao go on Jamie

[@matthewdwan300]

Jackson O’Mahony And who has Jamie Carriger managed. Too scared to try

[@LeadintoGold11]

Very disrespectful from jamie

[@iNexl]

Matthew Dwan rather be sacred to try then completely bomb in management, but that’s me

[@trtvitor5837]

@@iNexl defeatist mentality

[@velvetthunder6788]

Well Gary can speak English

[@squirtlehvac8962]

10 wins straight on October. Neville was right

[@ismaeljrp1]

@REDZER_14 that game won't matter. Liverpool should be ashamed if they lose to Arsenal. Neville was right no matter where Arsenal is at the end of the season. Arsenal are vastly improved over last season.

[@blackpilltv4388]

@REDZER_14 lmao, we outclassed liverpool mate.

[@Pablo-ts2ux]

@REDZER_14 oohhh tiger that 1-1 draw shows signs...

[@evonne_o]

@@blackpilltv4388 Should of beaten Liverpool.

[@fernandopizarrovillagarcia6992]

10 straight wins because 3 were in Europa League.

[@Gia.comino]

Have to agree with G. Nev, give him time. They were stuck with the same manager for ages, you get a new gaffer and expect him to deliver the title off a not so good team? This is football not ping pong. Glad to have this duo back on the screens too. Always nice listening to the both of them.

[@nyamarungujr7834]

Stanley waxy so ozil is there at arsenal for 25 yrs with wenger?😂😂😂

[@footballsgreatest122]

When did Carragher said Emery have to deliver the title in his first season? He even said Arsenal shouldn't fire Emery in his first season. Carragher's point is simple. Right now for the system that Emery wants Arsenal to play, they dont have the right players to do it. He is asking Emery to adapt - not by hoofing it up the field everytime, but to do it like Chelsea, Liverpool and City do. When they are under pressure and the goalkeeper and defenders looked uncomfortable after a series of errors, why not kick it up the field in between the lines (the space between the forwards and midfielders cos there will be gaps there if the opposition keep on pressing them). That is his point. Adapt to the opposition. Dont be too pragmatic on your approach.

[@easycompany4819]

Agree. I know we lost the last 2 but we played well. We could have beaten chelsea hadnt we spurned some glorious open goals

[@Gia.comino]

@@digithead100 what exactly are you referring to mate?

[@Gia.comino]

@@nyamarungujr7834 was going to answer your question but since it came with an emoji like that, I'll actually leave you to understand my comment the way you want to.

[@orientalboy86]

Someone should remind Carragher that the entire Country used to bash and critisice Pep for playing it out from the back and dropping Hart. He allmost missed out on a top 4 finish in his first Season and won 0 trophies. It took Pep 3 Transfer Windows before his Team started to dominate so how do People expect Emery to Change Things for the better after 6 weeks when you consider his low Budget that he had and the fact that he has to rebuild an unbalanced squad that he inherited? Chelsea have spent more on a Goalkeeper than what Arsenal did to rebuild the entire squad eventhough Chelsea allready had the better Team before the Transfer window opened. I am a Coach as well (Ameteur Football) but Garry is absolutly spot on, you have to stick to your philosophy and be rutheless otherwise the Players will feel it and jump all over you

[@chelseafcblueisthecolorcfc2763]

Cant Agree More...

[@ThicccSancho]

Don’t forget the 20+ years of WENGERism still ingrained in the club culture

[@ddvsgd9508]

Pep dropping Hart was one of his few good decisions.

[@saikatkar4452]

Except that Pep has absolutely adapted to current City team. Letting players walk all over you is a different thing. What Carragher is saying is that Emery should adapt to try and bring out the best out of the players he has. Doesn't mean he shouldn't drop Ozil. It just means don't try to make players do things they can't. If half the squad you have don't play football the way you want them to. You can't chuck all of them out. No coach gets that liberty. Neville is right. But refusing to adapt is incredibly arrogant. Emery already caved in at PSG. At Arsenal, he doesn't need to do that. But he needs to understand that some of his tactics will probably not work well enough.

[@asiffmingeater8533]

Nev should ask carragher to get he’s medals out

[@initman01]

We all know how good Neville was as a player but I think he's an even better pundit, He really knows his stuff.

[@near3099]

agree with you

[@seamusmcspud5181]

What's it like up there on Cloud Cuckoo Land ??

[@theboylaffypro8412]

He is really good

[@brettreason484]

Good player. Great pundit. Terrible coach.

[@Cilaki]

And a successful manager at Valencia

[@TheOnlyIncognito]

The pitch of their voices went higher as things got more heated.. This is *hilarious* and both make valid points but I side more with what *Neville* said over *Carragher*

[@mrcat5529]

Carraghers a bell end

[@RealityCheck6T9]

Neville's voice only went higher to mock Carragher

[@nigget-tv-videos4135]

yes arsenal 3 yrs later are no beteer, history shows it hasnt worked

[@ollieevans7284]

No one: My KZbin recommendations: Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville have HEATED debate over Unai Emery’s Arse

[@suemcevoy8546]

Not funny

[@ayam204]

😂😂😂😭😭😂

[@jhunnyx263]

Gary Neville is right in my opinion

[@prosperitynuggets]

Why?

[@eldio2124]

JHunny x no he isn’t. Neville is saying that the manager should not adapt no matter what even when you don’t have the players to fit your system. That will not work out great for arsenal. Ask frank de boer what happened when he tried to force his system onto his players instead of adapting at Crystal Palace

[@jhunnyx263]

Keita and Fabinho Apologist he does state that he is still working out what players do and do not fit his system so if he keeps changing it he will never work it out and know what players to get rid of and what to bring in

[@Tridentus]

They're both wrong. That Arsenal team has some decent individual talent, but they're limited in the type of football they can play. As a Liverpool fan- you can maybe make a 10% difference to a limited squad with the right manager, but you need to bring in new players to act as the catalyst for change. Man City was the same in Pep's first season (albeit with a better squad but similar concept). If you put Klopp/Pep in charge of that Arsenal team this season they'd find it tough to finish 4th this season... that's just what the squad is right now.

[@Henry60217]

@@eldio2124 why do I always see you commenting on aftv and other arsenal videos? Secret arsenal fan?

[@element1111]

I don't even know how this is an argument after seeing Klopp transform liverpool from has-beens to champions league challengers. He did not adapt - he stuck to his methods and weeded out the players that couldn't hack it, bringing in new ones that could. Emery should be given 3 years minimum to build the side he wants to build. That's what he was brought in for. Anyone can just 'adapt' but that will only get you so far

[@eldio2124]

Dreadnought it’s an argument because carragher is talking about in this season. In klopps first season he didn’t adapt and because he didn’t have the players that were good enough for his system he finished 8th. But now that he has the players he wants he will be challenging for the title and trophies. Now that emery doesn’t have the players he wants right now he needs to adapt to what they’re good at instead of forcing them to do things that they’re just not good at

[@khaliladam9952]

@@eldio2124 if he does adapt he'll lose his principles and philosophy, Guardiola they asked him to adapt and to think it through but he refused no matter what. Look whether you have players or not you can never change your principles, it's like giving up on who you are. Once you do that you can never get them back. If he adapt now he can never know what players are suited for his system and who are not which he can never decide who to bring in the place of who. Life isn't perfect you can't build a team without a sacrifice and the previous and next losses are the price.

[@footballsgreatest122]

@@khaliladam9952 I agree to a certain extent but if he does not adapt to the opposition, there is a huge risk. The risk is they will lose points and might finish out of the top 6 if Emery is too stubborn in his ways THIS SEASON and then key players and their agents might try to force a move out of the club. The reason Klopp is successful because he invested well from the money he got from sales of key players.

[@simonjrgensen6761]

Keita and Fabinho Apologist Emery STILL doesn't know if he has the players he wants. He is finding out and while doing that a manager should not adapt because then he will never find out.

[@LIVERNIL723]

But we had areas that needed addressing and like Pep Guardiola, Klopp's brought in top quality centre-half and a goalkeeper spending a wedge of serious cash to try and address the problems and make us to be trophy winners.

[@chriskindler10]

when Bayern played Real Madrid in the 2014 champions league semi-final the players told Guardiola to let the team have control over the tactics. Guardiola complied and they went on to lose 0-4. I agree with Neville here. the players have to adapt to the manager's philosophy and not the other way round. the team then has to gain trust towards their manager in order to execute it properly, but all of this needs time. I couldn't care less about Arsenal, but Emery is a top manager and he should be given enough time to implement his philosophy.

[@mazincool555]

How do you know this happened?

[@chriskindler10]

mazincool555 it was all over german media in 2014. Schweinsteiger and the players approached Guardiola and asked him to play with two CDMs as they did in the treble season with Heynckes which obviously turned out to be perfect for Bayern in this period. Robben later admitted that this conversation between the players and Guardiola did in fact take place and if you saw the game it was obvious that they actually played with two CDMs.

[@masdr2627]

@@mazincool555 you can read it in pep's book

[@kazainemassiah]

And that's why pep was happy to leave bayern. Too many players trying to run the team there and don't realize their time is up and let coman and Douglas Costa take over.

[@DIVSATYAM]

Real madrid scored the first two goals from headers and match was over as then Bayern had to score 4 to win the match. Having 2 CDMs actually helps Bayern to defend those set pieces. Pep in his book just tried to divert the attention that his philosophy gets destroyed against a dangerous counter attacking team who has some serious pace up front.

[@SpecialFXSGaming]

1 month later and arsenal have won 9 consecutive games

[@alphonsoelm5652]

10* 6 weeks later

[@squirtlehvac8962]

SpecialFXSGaming Neville was right

[@suneetchoudhary9949]

13 now. I am from future

[@GaleGummola]

Not a fan of any PL team, but watching Arsenal playing is pleasure these days, sexy football.

[@04foreverinvincible69]

11

[@ulaytube9953]

"Unai Emery isn't trying to get 8 points from 5 games to avoid relegation." Absolutely roasting Sam Allardyce lmfao

[@Omar-kp1ke]

Gary Neville is a brilliant pundit!!!!

[@atlasgemz7996]

i was looking for similar comment there you have it he is possitve

[@livewell3129]

Jackon Williaina coaches should not have to adapt to players. Players should adapt to coaches imo.

[@WILLis678]

The best one.

[@stivib5937]

@@livewell3129 players should adapt to the coach the coach should adapt to the league

[@amacuro]

It's funny because Guardiola says the opposite. Guardiola says that the manager has to adapt to the specific skills of the players. Maybe he doesn't mean the basics though.

[@alexanderjoseph9838]

Gotta say as a Man City fan Gary Neville is easily the most open minded and best football pundit out there

[@daibonehead]

Alexander Joseph Open minded? He's entrenched and biased and pitifully spiteful.

[@alexanderjoseph9838]

daibonehead he knows good football teams and he knows bad ones no bullshit

[@edd0f]

He is too stubborn here and should listen to carragher. What he is saying is right but we all know emery won't get quality players to play from the back given how much players cost now so he must adapt or struggle like wenger

[@asher0121birmzz]

Antares Emery can't get quality players at the back? Says who exactly? This is Arsenal we are talking about....not AFC Fylde. He's been there just over a couple months...🤣🤣🤣 and here is you.....a non football manager advising him to adapt. On what basis exactly? Because you saw a video of Jamie Carragher and figured you would try and verbally suck him off in agreement 🤣🤣🤣 give it a rest lol Last time I checked......Arsenal have money and an ideal location that is hugely attractive to potential players so I massively disagree (please note....I don't like Arsenal and I'm not from London either) so I'm absolutely unbiased towards them. Facts are facts! Arsenal signed Mustafi (after he was a world cup winner) albeit under Wenger and last time I checked.....Unai Emery convinced Neymar into joining PSG so I doubt he "couldn't" attract a top defender who plays out from the back 🙄 As long as Arsenal have money and are willing to spend it and not hold back.....they can sign top players (even ones that can play out from the back) that's a promise.

[@bri1085]

@@asher0121birmzz do you honestly think Emery convinced Neymar to join PSG 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 boy you're lost

[@hellnah5727]

4:35 Jamie: "You should've taken it to Valencia" Haha Carrabanter is back

[@janguvpes7518]

Hell Nah - United and Neville fan here but that was my favourite bit haha. So quick.

[@TeeBoxTobies]

Carrabanter 🤢🤢🤢

[@callumCPT]

I was waiting for someone to pick up on that 😭🤣

[@asher0121birmzz]

Hell Nah Carracock is a divvy lad. About should've taken it to Valencia....🤣🤣🤣 Should've implemented it at Liverpool when he was playing.....maybe he'd have a Premier League winners medal instead of dribbling looking at G Nev's collection of them 🤣🤣🤣

[@vaitalv9361]

Fire Deya calm down, it's just banter & even Neville knows it

[@FIFAUNITEDIPAD]

Not often I agree with Gary Neville, but completely respect his opinion here and agree with him 100%.

[@maycegamez4822]

Gary Neville is lucky Jamie didn’t spit on him...LOL

[@bloodwalk4410]

Dead

[@kieranwoodley1853]

Fornix You p

[@dendenn7383]

Why? He never spat on Gary during almost 15 years of playing against eachother

[@maycegamez4822]

Mr Banana Split Don’t think you got the joke... google Jamie spitting you will get it then.

[@dendenn7383]

@@maycegamez4822 no I do get it...its just that it doesn't make sense to assume that he'll spit on Neville now after decades of not spitting at him

[@jugX94]

Neville is right 100%. Just look at Chelsea under their first year with Conte. The first games they played a back 4 as Conte "adapted" to their style. They struggled in the first games and their lost to Arsenal was when Conte said "We are doing it my way" with a back 3. They won the league at the end of the season

[@hlenaspace8251]

Rafa Gonzales and got sacked tha next season.. 😂😂 the reason they won the title was they have far less matches then their competitors..

[@conkov5968]

he got sacked because of his relationships with the board and the players not because of his tactics

[@envy8468]

@@hlenaspace8251 clearly doesn't understand. Having less matches helped them fitness wise yes but his tactic revolutionised the prem that year, how many team copied his formation? 10+? All this aside, he still did it his way and won the league. Which very few managers can replicate.

[@MotRi1986]

Kshitij Agrawal in Chelsea they have a transfer committee that decides the the transfers not the managers. If you remember a year back when they sold Matic Conte was angry as f... He got sacked partly because a bad season but also because he was in a open conflict with the management of Chelsea already a year ago.

[@SaadKhan-sg1ki]

I was thinking the exact thing when watching this

[@wengeristhegreatestmanager5052]

These two together are bloody brilliant.

[@mattle841]

wenger is the greatest manager ever u know they are best mates

[@abogida12]

No! Sir Alex Ferguson is the greatest manager ever!! Get it right! Lol

[@unclealbert328]

Shaq and Chuck of football...

[@azzyclark3860]

Neville: football knowledge.

[@travismiller3586]

Gary Neville like all the Clowns said Pwp cant do it in Prem,his Football wont work here.

[@GalleryOfVoid]

If you close your eyes you`ll hear two old ladies

[@lukasjohnson8385]

If you don't like football punditry. Why are you here? To make cheap unfunny cracks?

[@fansmaazakhan]

thanks for cracking me up at work, kinda of a bore place this!

[@adityarenuse3576]

Most underrated comment

[@lukasjohnson8385]

@Aiki Hanley Why? I've never heard two old girls have an intense debate about football. Im assuming you have one of those paper thin senses of humour that sees someone blowing rasberries as next level comedy

[@galgallodottigalma9636]

Hhhhhh lol,that got me laughing

[@CrazeOldScooL]

How about now Carragher? Arsenal are now 21 unbeaten! Neville was on point!

[@esucil]

@@benjaminpelentsov7303 you guys do realise emery had adapted a little to get better results.. so in that sense carragher as correct

[@fernandopizarrovillagarcia6992]

And then lost to Southampton and Arsenal.

[@Infinity-gy5ie]

How about now? Liverpool just spanked arsenal 5-1 because Emery is trying to get players to do things they are not capable of.

[@Jared7628]

Benjamin Pelentsov now it doesnt look as silly.

[@HP-rz7ew]

How about now ???

[@AshH988]

The more passionate they speak in the debate the higher the voices go 😂

[@splinter360]

That's the case with most people.

[@RegularSizedAlbert]

gary is completely correct, as ian wright said; wenger’s influence is all over the club, you can’t expect emery to come in and reform the club the way he wants in 5-6 weeks

[@PandaMester]

About that...

[@RegularSizedAlbert]

he’s done well that’s for sure

[@nigget-tv-videos4135]

3yrs later aresnal havent improved lol

[@omarsadiqee853]

This debate was better than the champions league final.

[@MZ-ng1zg]

Lol

[@IsKaffeMocha]

Nah that Bicycle kick from Bale was insane, and Karius was pretty hilarious 😂

[@djas95219]

The pragmatic (Carragher) vs the Dogmatic (Neville). Interesting debate but I agree with Neville. The beautiful game, ideas and tactic are better than getting results no matter what.

[@sinanilforoushan8295]

“This is a 3 year project” 😂

[@chetrasok3336]

Haha....right.....about that... *yikes*

[@alanchamberlain9902]

Projects don't exist in football total nonsense.

[@Deku20235]

Damn those high pitched voices so hilarious

[@Taporeee]

More tension then a family gathering

[@Taporeee]

than*

[@pacman2531]

that was an example ,stupid!

[@irieite9666]

Surprised carragher didn't phlegm in his face lol

[@dixitpatel017]

That's why I love Gary. He's talk about football. Not bullshit. Great views from him.

[@OCDean73]

Neville's such a knob... 0:17 "It's ignorant to suggest he (Emery) has to adapt" and 0:35 "the players have to adapt to him" six minutes later... 6:40 "We have to adapt as coaches, not the players"

[@coolsergio72]

You missed his point. Players need to adapt to the coach's philosophy; Coaches need to adapt to the football's evolution.

[@akulahirpada1993]

The thing is they're both arguing for two different things. Carra was arguing that Emery should adapt to the game or the opposition, while Nev was arguing that Emery should not adapt to the players' comfort zone. Both of which is not wrong.

[@alanchamberlain9902]

Neville was wrong cause it cost Emery his job.

[@willshaw9638]

I'm surprised Carragher didn't spit at Neville

[@josephhumbles]

Will Shaw lol

[@neok2702]

😂😂😂

[@cameronmcgregor2583]

Its because he isn't in a car driving down a motor way

[@declanmoriarty3110]

Wow! So original, I couldn’t stop laughing 😂😂😂😂😂😂 lmao

[@Gull32]

Joseph Stalin bruh I'm literally dead too 😂😂😂💯👌

[@anmedia7747]

I agree with Gary!

[@ArmandoSanchez-tl1rc]

Not changing tactics as a coach as one thing. But being too stubborn to drop your high line while still playing Mustafi is another. Not having the tools to implement your tactics is different than adapting

[@CJ-kq8je]

AN MEDIA. 💯

[@cjwvols]

Armando Sanchez I think a good example to look at is City last season. Pep didn’t adapt his ideas to the City squad last season and we suffered for it. Our fullbacks (Zaba/Clichy/Sagna/Kolarov) weren’t built to play like Pep demands, going forward into attacking areas while having the pace to recover and not leave the defense gaping. However, he still demanded it from them. Now, plug in Walker/Mendy/Danilo/Delph into the fullback positions and the team shatters records and wins the league. I think Gary is spot on in his argument. Not once did City start playing long balls last season because our fullbacks and Bravo couldn’t do what Pep demanded, and the difference it makes is once you bring in the right pieces, the rest of the team already knows how the manager wants to play

[@snaggiz]

Emery is a great appointment. I don’t necessarily think some of these players are sound enough to fit Emery’s style, but that’s where Neville has it right! He’ll try to coach the players into it, if they can’t hack it, then they go elsewhere.

[@TheOrdinary9]

Well said Gary, one of the few articulate player turned pundits out there, don't really know what Carra's on about here, surely the first year Emery should be given the time to implement and instill his ideas. The last thing you want is him to adapt and start playing long balls. Leave that to big sam

[@cjsiege6331]

What Carra is saying is if during a game his tactics or style of play isn't working then adjust & play a little different... Remember if you play the same every game for the full 90 mins eventually teams will know what you're going to do & ADJUST to win & get the points... Fergie was a genius at what Carra is getting at mate

[@peterf08]

Carragher turned out to be right they didn't get results so he got sacked Very hard for modern manager now to get there ideas across in a short time

[@enriquevenegas8629]

Watching this now Arsenal have won 10 in a row playing Emery ball. Neville was clearly right.

[@iNexl]

4 months later and the 20 or so game unbeaten run has meant nothing 😏

[@trtvitor5837]

Hows 5th

[@alliandalex7142]

In the end?😂

[@mason_breen]

Hahahah

[@pauliewalnuts5803]

Clearly

[@germansfinest2220]

Gary Neville is speaking sense,Jamie carragher is just confused

[@garypring7351]

spitty jc should never got his job back on sky

[@jslfcs7087]

gary pring You're just jealous because people like him.

[@donozil3293]

True. Jamie is a great pundit, just feel he’s wrong here

[@Mark13091961]

This is a misunderstanding over the meaning of the word adapt. Adapt can mean an entirely different style but it can also mean a more subtle change. Neville is assuming a radical change and says players will get confused, and he’s right. Carra is implying a more subtle change but using the same word and he’s also right. Therein lies the misunderstanding between the two.

[@shanemcnaoimhin233]

probably has done few times

[@frankgunner8967]

Give the man a chance I'm backing Emery 100%.

[@krisma765]

I've waited for this since yesterday. Thanks!

[@Nine5Vader]

You could have just gone on the sky sports app.. the whole video is on there

[@krisma765]

@@Nine5Vader not available in my country. No access to skysports here.

[@MrTim207]

Arsenal were the wrong club for Emery, Aston Villa is perfect for him.

[@72vince27]

Gary Neville is right. But he has the 90's/2000's mindset. Basketball, Football, Baseball. Players sign short contracts and managers get released. There is no loyalty like back then. Perform pr get cut.

[@DFandV]

Man City, Chelsea and United are like this. Don't perform your out. But it has worked for City and Chelsea. They won 3 titles each in the last 10 years and United 4 titles.

[@madlad1385]

Ferguson done something similar to what gary neville said and it worked

[@mustafaaltan3054]

Finally someone telling the truth about big Sam 😂😂😂 oh Gary used to hate you but now love you lad.👍🏼

[@Nemz]

The thing is none of them are wrong, they are just talking about different facets of coaching. What Jamie means is Emery should ADAPT his GAME-PLAN to teams he plays, use personnel accordingly and delegate instructions and roles accordingly *TO WHAT HE HAS DECIDED, NOT WHAT THE PLAYERS DECIDE OR BENDING HIS WILL TO PLAYERS* What Gary means is Emery should not ADAPT his PHILOSOPHY/MASTER PLAN to the players because certain players REFUSE/MOAN or aren't cut out to play the way he wishes. Gary believes the moment he starts compromising his philosophy for PLAYERS (Different from tuning your base philosophy to suit game-day opposition), *YOU HAVE LOST THE PLOT* Frankly, i think these two guys just like to argue cause its fun or "juicy". They are on the same team but both of them are colour blind.

[@daibonehead]

Drella Eloquent and insightful summation of the truth.

[@elchasqui6986]

Took the words straight from my mouth. They just aren't smart enough to see that they're talking about different aspects of coaching.

[@rickylovesyou9063]

Finally someone with logic and a brain. Philosophy (Neville) and tactics (Carragher) are entirely different subjects. If a game plan isn't working you change the tactics up, that doesn't necessarily mean sacrificing the philosophy. Philosophy is essentially the "personality" of the team, the chemistry, the cohesive way a team plays, the way the body of the team expands and contracts on the pitch, passes, plays, chemistry et all. That being said, players should always always be accommodating the manager and coaching staff, not the other way around.

[@DoctorPaco]

Finally. I had to scroll way too far to see somebody say it like it is! Good on ya!

[@enochianmagic]

I was thinkin something similar i think its the id which is causing the friction.....they are both exact!!!

[@thelaurels13]

Neville talks sense and methodically, whereas Carragher’s punditry style is that of an armchair occasional footy spectator at best! Love listening to Neville and this is coming from a Liverpool supporter.

[@erronbrown2690]

How this opinion has aged, here’s Arteta at Arsenal who did the same thing Gary was asking for them to give Emery the change to get

[@misbahulimam2512]

Gary Neville is a brilliant pundit... Always makes very valid points....

[@subhasishadhikary1296]

Gary is absolutely right here. Managers in big teams should never change their core strategies. The players should adapt to the manager and if they can't, the club must bring in new players who can.

[@bri1085]

Jamie isn't saying Emery should make changes to his core strategy, but rather make tweaks to accompany the set of players he had.

[@daibonehead]

Bri10 exactly mate. I think we're the only 2 that seem to listen past Neville's volume of words and see that Carragher is talking sense.

[@johnkiin219]

Now i can see why he failed at Valencia fk players!!!

[@wack6280]

I'd agree with Jamie maybe a few years back but after watching football for years, I think having a philosophy is of utmost importance. It doesn't only shape the club on the pitch but off the pitch as well, that includes the structure, the youth team, the PR people etc. Having no identity is dangerous. Maybe Emery could have got a draw or a narrow win if he put 11 behind the ball but then he'd be undoing all the work Wenger has done. Many coaches have won trophies but only the elite ones build empires and change the club.

[@OmarPreto]

Jack Wilshere those that do, are celebrated forever. Look at Pep

[@Insertnamehere287]

Did anyone notice how Neville bodied Sam allardyce ? Wow.

[@poonchild]

Bodied?

[@berg0444]

Allardyce's managerial career is way more successful than Neville. Pretty much no manager could have done what Allardyce has done.

[@mmafiemc]

JDFauser 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@zoheabaleem]

JDFauser and he’s never been relegated.

[@jimmyendacott8663]

They both make good points, but Neville's arguments just edge it for me.

[@garrethpower7798]

To be honest G.NEV IS TOTALLY RIGHT DON'T UNDERSTAND WHAT CARRA IS THINKING

[@DuppyShots]

RonancPower 12 I think Carragher is just trying to cause debate otherwise if they both agree it would make the debate boring. Bt I agree with Neville 100% and I’m a Liverpool fan

[@suckoneczito04h51]

That didn't age well

[@LordClaudeGoonerTV]

It's time for Jamie to manage a pub team

[@carlitobrigante971]

So he can spit at them at half time

[@Buzz-hf8jl]

Naughty but funny :)

[@jeffery4871]

Lord Claude GoonerTV don’t think Chelsea want him

[@tommymullins3689]

Have you ever seen Tottenham win the league

[@wills101]

Yes.

[@Caiser]

The premier league tho?

[@starkiller-8684]

Richard John McCain back when everything was black and white

[@helal723]

Someone explain what this comment means please.

[@mynor-rodriguez]

@@helal723 think he's referring to the praise that their manager receives despite not winning trophies

[@shukriadan3105]

Nevile predicted what unai would go through and as at now, Nevile stands to be right in all front. just the difference between a coach and a pundit.

[@gibbo6985]

As usual, Gary sounds the most convincing during the debate. But, as usual, Carra tends to be right in the end.

[@maximillian7614]

Both Carra and Nev are right in their own way. Neville says that each team must have a set philosophy, which is coached by the manager. But Carra makes a good point when he says, a coach should be able to manage his team depending on the opposition. For example: if Man City go head to head with Liverpool they might get absolutely destroyed (which already happened once last year), but if they park the bus ,they might have a prayer. This is called managing a particular match based on the opposition. Mourinho is arguably one of the best at this.

[@MrGts92]

But Neville is specifically talking about early days of the football, and not confusing the message to.minimise confusion and backlash

[@rickys90szeitgeist77]

If that is the logic then where is Mourinho's strength in team? Keep adapting everytime? Shouldn't they have a strength of their own? Is adapting their only strength? Don't they have nothing of their own?.. That's why mourinho never lasts anywhere longer than 3 seasons.. And that's why pep is the best coz his philosophy is to play with the ball not without it

[@Maksimilijus]

i agree. you don't go head to head with city, only if you are real, barca or psg, as their teams are as good or even better, but the fact is that spurs, united, liverpool, arsenal, and chelsea are one level below city, so playing very openly against them will backfire in 8 out 10 cases, for sure... we already saw that in games vs. chelsea and arsenal.

[@ChromeFries]

U can only manage a match if the players buy ur ideas, if they trust n respect u as a manager. It's early days Neville talks abt building a team long term approach , Carra talks abt survival. If u skip the long term steps n cheat u get Mourinho short bursts of success or/n mutiny.

[@xxd92]

Im not Unai Emery's fan at all,he's a good coach but not for big clubs,and maybe this transition to Arsenal is good to have a evolution in football after Wenger's era....by other way,i mean,Emery hasn't guilty if Auba misses clear chances...thats football,and football belongs to footballers....

[@killaky1001]

Gnev wiv the realness

[@warofmankind]

Best pundit.

[@Adrian19958a]

Hes being realistic. Carragher is talking like Arsenal are not a TOP club who need an established playstyle. Even Van Gaal contrasted Moyes. Moyes wanted to blend his style with Alex Fergusons established style. Van Gaal came in an offloaded all the driftwood and held high expectations for the squad which helped revive that Manchester Football that Moyes killed. Top Clubs give Top coaches time, without it theyd always be adapting to the players and guys like Özil would just be charging to have a front row seat at the games.

[@tonalddrump7028]

4:36 "should have taken it to Valencia" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@david_post_punk]

Is it him saying those words? Looks more like a text to speech app set to max speed

[@Adrian19958a]

Always with the cheeky dig, gotta love em both. I see this and wonder how Skipp Baylass and Stefan A Snitch are regarded as "good" analyst

[@mubarak.b]

I swear carra's voice gets higher as he continues to be triggered by gaz😂😂..

[@kalewintermute28]

Carragher making the most sense in this exchange, although Neville's point about keeping a consistent message is right. The message shouldn't be 'we stick with the system regardless though' it should be 'I as manager will pick the players capable of playing the best system to win against the opposition team this week'. Trying to make players play to a system they are incapable of achieving just means losing a lot. The system should make the most of what you actually have available at that time.

[@nicholasrao8258]

Brilliant from Gary..

[@chriskasatka2095]

I love Liverpool, but Jamie Carragher and ex-liverpool player pundits can be so annoying. Gary Neville is the pundit GOAT.

[@shashankbhandari9413]

Carragher lost the plot

[@k12rmy]

@@Gtahackerpoison jealous about what? The fact that lpool have won absoloutley nothing in god Knows how many years?

[@_XPERIA_]

And yet players would still rather play for them than the team who - according to their fans - won "three trophies" in Mourniho's first season (including the might Charity Sheild)..

[@TenxaiBM]

Carra will NEVER manage a football team

[@kamranmohammed8774]

Ex Russian Spy At least he won’t try (and fail) to manage like Gary then, eh?

[@bri1085]

Carragher had the better argument actually

[@dannyd195]

So Gary was right arsenal is lit atm

[@suckoneczito04h51]

That didn't age well

[@seanwalkin2162]

Unfortunate where the caption cut off

[@gandhiclacken8443]

Gary has realized through managing a team himself that being a football manager is an extremely difficult job especially at a club where the expectations are high.....U are dealing with big egos everyday so the coach must implement his ideas or else he will lose the dressing room....Give it time...the football will be beautiful at Arsenal again

[@daibonehead]

Gandhi Clacken no matter how big the egos were at Valencia none were bigger than Neville's. Can't believe he took his first job in a different country. No way does he have the expertise, experience, or management skills to try that.

[@bri1085]

That worked brilliantly for Conte, is working brilliantly for José right now. A manager has to adapt his tactics around the players he has otherwise players will become discontent being forced to pay in unfamiliar roles

[@imo098765]

Jose adapting to his players what bullshit is that. Lukaku, Rashford, Mata, Sanchez, Martial and Pogba look like complete strangers with the tactics going against what the team strengths are. Despite the stats since Jose took over, Uniteds attacking strength is stronger than its defence, its only because the team is setup to defend first which is why United have good defence stats.

[@zeej42]

Masterclass by Gary there. Everything he said is realistic, relatable and accurate according to the modern day game. I feel like Carra was criticising and playing devils advocate for the sake of it.

[@korabm2155]

Wenger got *22* years... But you're gonna judge Emery for *2* games? And you can't compare it to man City or Chelsea etc... Arsenal wasn't handed over in mint condition, it was handed over with hundreds of problems and that man had only a few games to fix it against the top teams in Premier league Give him a break. It's illogical (from an arsenal fan) this will take a while but arsenal is gonna be back to its glory days soon enough

[@michaeljohnson-thiman4975]

Well said

[@cjwvols]

You’re spot on... But Arsenal Fan TV will be a joy to watch while he works out the growing pains 😂

[@korabm2155]

@@cjwvols lolzzz

[@Ade23514]

I love these two 😂😂. Gary Neville's analysis is so bang on point in this case and Arsenal is reaping the fruits on Emery's tactics

[@sungkarcityzens5555]

Great debate from former great players , RESPECT for both of them !!!

[@mercurial22]

Thank god for Gary Neville, all other football pundits are absolute muppets.

[@NoMercy-lg8eo]

Look at Pep's first year here or Klopp... They need a time. And btw Arsenal should be up 4-2 before halftime against Chelsea. They will be better

[@BobMarley-jl8qr]

Chelsea fan here i agree but we could of finished it ourself in the second but totally agree

[@edivaldonunes3386]

They do need time but at the same time Klopp has spoken at length about doing things that suit the players you have at your disposal when he came in. Recently he said that was one of the reasons he didn’t start rebuilding this team from the back, something wich he has previously always done because he wanted to get the best out of the players he had at his disposal. Which was a very top heavy squad. It’s about finding the right balance between continuously implementing your philosophy, but also tweaking the tactics here and there to suit the players you have and the opponent you’re playing.

[@garypring7351]

but they was not up 4 2 at ht

[@herrdoktorknowitall]

No Mercy Klopps first year he did adapt. He did they best he could given the squad he had and played a completely different formation than he did later.

[@tchunglazy]

it was a misunderstanding. i see where carragher was going with it. he meant have your way of playing but adapt it game by game if its not working whereas Neville had excellent points but just thought carragher was saying change your game plan completely. Thing is had the spitting incident not happened would carragher been able to finish off his sentences without getting cut off every 2 seconds. bit of respect lost

[@KivellOrr]

This. Nev told Carra to let him speak, but never really let him. They both have merits in what they're saying

[@farmhandsajmal7445]

Mrr Morris o

[@ejiro241]

Kivell Orr I agree they are both making good points but neville wins imo. Emery and sarri just came in they are not going to find it that essy. When chelsea loses i bet pundits will be on their case too.

[@ThePaulaon1]

Yip.

[@xavierniva5210]

Jeez, what happened before they went on?

[@hk859]

theyre always like this

[@bjjmadicon7080]

Gary you are spot on the first time a commentator has given a logical explanation keep it up a big thumbs up.

[@WolfBenjamite]

Exactly why Carra is not a coach

[@phunter-footballmanagermob5665]

Benjamin Wolf yea, because Gary Neville was a better gaffer then Pep

[@kareem2457]

@ウィアブー that true i felt bad for him when managing in Valencia

[@near3099]

he would have spit on players not performing well

[@seamusmcspud5181]

Exactly why Neville is not a coach

[@taliamason7986]

ウィアブー He never should have gone then, simple as that. Aside from that he was completely clueless.

[@10ondra]

It is entertaining to watch these two. They are both great and they know what they talk about usually. But this is actually funny, because each is talking about a different thing. Jamie talks about adapting and changing during a game. Gary talks about not changing the long term system... listen to each other :D

[@Ewartizie]

Ondrej Hrdlicka I picked this up too

[@TheBlooRayChannel]

Good grief. Carra is speaking about a manager's ability to adapt on a GAME BY GAME basis. Based on his player's available strengths. You shouldn't be stupid to go away in a CL tie at Nou Camp and play a high line. Gary's thoughts are the more generalised approach to ideas and system of play. Yes, we need both. The boss has to be capable of doing both.

[@awesome1ru]

But they can't park the bus like United or Chelsea, they have to play their game like City & Liverpool does

[@justahyundai]

Arsenal literally just lost the biggest era in their history. Gone. I'm a Spurs fan but even I can say that Neville makes the more correct point for Emery. If Arsenal want to start another dynasty they need a manager that leads by example, not through others. You can always find good players in the world. Having a club philosophy is so much more effective than any other method. Spurs are doing just that on basically Everton's budget.

[@lil1741]

Looks like carra was right. You got to get results.

[@cinema.inspired]

About a year later and Neville was right. Implement the plan, finish 5 or 6 first season. Now finish top 4 this season

[@LUKE-cx7jr]

What season there has been 2 games

[@cinema.inspired]

Blaze_luke7 last season was emery’s first year. We finished 5th like Neville said. Now this season our aim should be to finish top 4 or 3rd after allowing emery a proper transfer window. Next season we should be aiming for the title while bringing in the proper players

[@trumpsteinoyvey8583]

Gary Neville. Top Man!

[@hydra4251]

It’s gonna take time for Emery to build the team he wants with his philosophy. We need to be patient.

[@Joeonline26]

Excellent punditry from Neville here. Great to see Carra back as well

[@Traumdeuters]

Carra turned out to be right here. Arteta came in and made this team park the bus and won and FA cup. Started the clear out after to implement his own style.

[@1972dsrai]

Neville was right. Emery “adapted” his philosophy to suit the players and one year on he finds himself getting the sack after the worst run by an Arsenal team in many years. Sometimes it works and sometimes it goes disastrously wrong.

[@RaphaelJohn]

On the flipside, one can say Carra was right too. Emery stuck too hard on his principles, relying on the likes of Xhaka and Mustafi to win you a football match, playing defensively in both home and away games.