The former Liverpool defender, Jamie Carragher, stirred his hair an assistant to support the Everton after the dramatic Late Lightness of Toffee in the Derby of Merseyside on Wednesday night.
Carragher had been working for CBS Sports in the American coverage of the Champions League.
A clip shared by the program revealed that Carragher had been seeing the final stages of the final meseyside derby in Goodison Park with other experts Thierry Henry and Micah Richards.
The panel observed how James Tarkowski fired in a dramatic equalizer for Everton in the detention time.
Although it caused impressive scenes to celebrate Everton fans in Goodison Park when the toffees snatched a 2-2 draw against the Premier League leaders, a different response came in the study.
Carragher was seen with his stony face and folded his arms in response to the Everton draw, which saw the leaders of the Premier League Liverpool dropped two points in the race for the title.
The former defender of Liverpool, Jamie Carragher, faced the Fregla
James Tarkowski leveled in the detention time in the last meseyside derby in Goodison Park
Everton support production assistant was seen when renting Carragher's hair after the raffle
Henry could buy heard saying: “Jamie, what f ***, oh my God”, while Richards added “Oh, my God, Tarkky.”
Carragher remained silent after equalizer.
Seeing the return clip, Carragher admitted: “That was a blow … I love football.”
The presenter Kate Abdo then revealed that an Everton support production assistant had rubbed the salt in Carragher's wounds on the set when she stirred her hair after the draw.
The law caused laughter in the study, with Carragher revealing that the couple had been rolling over the derby in recent weeks.
“He is a massive Evertonian and you know what, he deserves his moment,” said Carragher.
“It is not easy to be an Evertonian, I know that when I was a child, there are very few people who can get yours (raise their hair).”
The production wizard caused more laughs by saying that Carragher should “stay humble”, a reference to his recent comments on the celebrations derived from the Arsenal's victory over Man City.