Carragher’s remarks about Aston Villa and Emery draw backlash
Sport · First reported 29 Oct, 13:50 · Updated 22:57

Jamie Carragher defended his view that Unai Emery could be attracted to Manchester United, despite criticism from Aston Villa fans. Centre-side reports say Carragher apologised after the club threatened legal action over his podcast comments.
- Carragher argued that Manchester United would have greater appeal than Aston Villa and suggested Emery might want the opportunity to manage a major club again.
- The Mirror report says Villa fans criticised Carragher’s suggestion that Emery might leave, and that Carragher responded forcefully on the Stick to Football podcast.
- Centre-side headlines report that Carragher apologised over his comments after Villa threatened legal action; one describes his remarks as “clumsy and wrong.”
- The Mirror report says Emery has shown no desire to leave Villa, while noting that Carragher acknowledged Emery may value his influence at the club.
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- Podcast
- Stick to Football
- United record cited
- Two wins in 12 games
- Recent United result cited
- 3–0 loss to Bournemouth
- Emery joined Villa
- 2022
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