Jamie Carragher hits back at Liam Gallagher tweet calling him a b***end after Man City sealed Premier League title
JAMIE CARRAGHER has had a right old ding-dong with Liam Gallagher after the Manchester City fan called him a "b**lend".
Liverpool legend Carra looked back in anger at the singer's tweet and told him the newly-crowned Premier League champions will "never win the Champions League".
And he refused to Let It Be as he switched to Gallagher's day job and claimed: "Oasis are s***e compared to the Beatles."
Former Oasis frontman Gallagher, 49, and 44-year-old Carragher tasted delight and despair respectively after one of the greatest final days in Premier League history.
City's 3-2 comeback win over Aston Villa was matched by neck-and-neck rivals Liverpool beating Wolves 3-1.
But that home victory apiece meant Gallagher's heroes retained the title by a point.
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And the resulting fierce emotions spilled out onto Twitter.
Gleeful Gallagher didn't have to ask what the story was as he posted: "What you saying carra you b**lend."
That lyric-worthy line met with an equally robust, rhetorical retort from ex-England defender Carragher.
He replied: "I’m saying you’ll never win the Champions league & Oasis are sh**e compared to the Beatles. That work??"
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The exchange sparked a Supersonic-speed response on social media.
One fan asked Gallagher: "Where’s ya European cup??? b***end."
To which the Mancunian musician replied: "Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh."
Even Specsavers chimed in with a painful dig at Carra and Galla: "Calm down, you’ve both got the same number of Premier League medals."
And a spat broke out over whether 'just' winning the Prem is good enough for City - as Liverpool can complete a treble of cups if they beat Real Madrid in the Champions League final next Saturday.
In the City corner: "Man City have had a better season than Liverpool. premier league is greater than all other cups combined. only the best team actually win the league."
Jabs back at that included: "One trophy for City (by one goal over a whole season) with all that money spent is a massive underachievement; Liverpool by contrast are having an amazing season & still have a CL final with a chance of a treble."