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31 October 2026

Carragher apologises to Villa for 'wrong' language

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Carragher apologises to Villa for 'wrong' language

Jamie Carragher apologises for "clumsy and wrong" language when linking manager Unai Emery with becoming Manchester United head coach, after Aston Villa threatened to sue him.

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