Liverpool journalist Melissa Reddy has nailed the Jamie Carragher issue in a brilliant threat on Twitter.
The Joe.co.uk writer, who has penned this excellent article on Roberto Firmino, hit the nail on the head during a short, three tweet thread on the social media network.
Reddy took to the platform to share her views on the spitting incident and once again sounded like one of the most sensible voices in the room.
There have been a number of opinions heard on the matter, but few lack the clarity of thought and succinct nature that cuts through the rubbish and accurately points out one of the underlying issues at hand.
Jamie Carragher rightly suspended by Sky for his inexcusable, disgusting reaction. Still baffled by the dad shooting a vid of him baiting a former footballer while driving with his 14-year-old daughter in the car, who is imploring him to stop from the very start of the recording
— Melissa Reddy (@MelissaReddy_) March 12, 2018
Feel Carragher has fronted up well and has been honest, admitting his behaviour “cannot be condoned” and that “if someone had done what I had done on the pitch I would vilify them."
— Melissa Reddy (@MelissaReddy_) March 12, 2018
Keep thinking if only the sensible one - the 14-year-old girl - was listened to…
For his part in the incident, Liverpool legend Carragher has been suspended from his role at Sky Sports after issuing an apology for his inexcusable behaviour – said the BBC.
The video, which the Mirror obtained, shows an irate Carragher spiting at a car after the driving – who is also filming the altercation – taunted the former Reds defender about the recent 2-1 loss to Manchester United.
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His daughter, who was sat in the front passanger seat, seems to be the only sane occupant of both cards and begged her father to stop.
While Carragher’s future with his current paymasters is unclear, a number of former colleagues and journalists have come out in support of his character.
Simon Hughes, who writes a lot about Liverpool for publications such as the Independent, Gary Neville and Gary Lineker all believe Carragher should be given a second chance.
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Whether he will is unclear at this stage, but reading Reddy’s thread will certainly make you more informed about the subject. It might even help you see clearer as well.