Jamie Carragher has revealed that she was not impressed with Arsenal's star, Myles Lewis-Skellly, after making fun of Erling Haaland in her clash on Sunday night.
Haaland and his teammates were at the end of a 5-1 defeat by Arsenal in the Emirates, where Myles Lewis-Skelly copied Haaland's celebration after scoring.
It was an act that many suggested were made to make fun of the Norwegian after previously mocked the Arsenal's teenager in his clash at the beginning of the season.
While everything is starting the host Chris Sutton saw the fun side of the Lewis-Skelly celebration, Pundit Sky Sports Jamie Carragher took an opposite vision.
Speaking on Monday night, Carragher explained: 'I said about having football arrogance in the field and I loved it. I didn't like this because he is a young player who mimics Haaland, taking the Mick.
'I know what Haaland said, but he is a young player and they all take us as young players. It is a great moment for him. '
Jamie Carragher asked the choice of celebration of Myles Lewis-Skelly on Monday night
Lewis-Skelly seemed to make fun of Erling Haaland after scoring against City on Sunday night
Haaland found the background of the network in the Emirates, but could not avoid the strong defeat
The former Liverpool defender then highlighted the role of Declan Rice during the celebrations and took a moment to praise the Arsenal defensive midfielder.
'Declan Rice tells him to return to the position. This is what older players should be doing to young players, “Carragher said.
“For me, yes, we got a little, we have all done it as young players, but the senior players and the dressing manager will say 'you are fantastic, just shut up a little' and they have definitely had one there in Declan Rice '.
Shortly after full-time whistle, Arsenal's account in X published a photo of Lewis-Skellly celebration with the title: 'This team'.
Haaland's father, Alfie, who made 38 appearances for the city between 2000-03 – responded to the publication And he said: 'This team that wins everything. Ehhhhh, no '.
Haaland Snr was apparently mocking the lack of cutlery that Arsenal has won in recent years, since he fell short in his title races against Man City.
Lewis-Skelly, meanwhile, received an ovation standing after being withdrawn by Arteta in the 90th minute on Sunday.
His goal, where he approached before firing a shot that Stefan Ortega could only stop in the post, put Arsenal 3-1 while producing an excellent performance in a 5-1 victory.
Carragher then praised Declan Rice and his professionalism in celebrations
The midfielder was seen telling his young teammates to keep his focus on the game
Martin Odegaard put the hosts ahead from the beginning after capitalizing an error by Manuel Akanji, before Haaland briefly restored parity in the second half.
The Arsenal returned to the front only a minute later through the deviated effort of Thomas Party, with Lewis-Skelly and then giving the local team a two goals mattress.
It was a unidirectional traffic in the last stages, since Kai Havertz and Ethan Nwaneri put the brightness on a sublime night on the side of Mikel Arteta.
Lewis-Skelly and Haaland face previously in the Etihad earlier this year after the Gunners had attracted 2-2 with City in September.
