Carragher apologises to Villa for 'wrong' language
Summary
Jamie Carragher apologised to Aston Villa, its owners and supporters for comments linking manager Unai Emery with a possible move to Manchester United. He said his remarks were intended as a joke but acknowledged that his language was clumsy and wrong.Key Facts
- Aston Villa said on Friday that it would begin legal action over Carragher’s comments.
- On the Stick to Football podcast, Carragher said Emery might want to manage a “giant” club again.
- Carragher told Villa fans to “shut up” and said Aston Villa would never be Manchester United.
- Villa’s statement was signed by chairman Nassef Sawiris.
- Carragher apologised on social media on Saturday.
- Carragher had previously said the remarks were meant as a joke and that he had praised Emery and Villa for years.
- The article says Manchester United manager Michael Carrick’s position is uncertain after a poor start to the season.
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