Football's Best Tv Segment Returns With Thierry Henry, Jamie Carragher, Micah Richards And Kate Abdo

Thierry Henry, Micah Richards and Jamie Carragher were back with some absolute television gold when they were on CBS for the Champions League on Tuesday night.

Back in October, fans in the UK looked wistfully over 'the pond' at our American loving football cousins when footage of the coverage of Europe's elite club competition went viral.

The segment that caught the eye was called 'In the Mixer' and had the trio of pundits answer questions asked from ace presenter Kate Abdo.

The trio gave some decent insight and fell about laughing at each other's answers, whilst over here fans watched Jake Humphrey.

Well the American audience were once again treated to some japes and laughter on Tuesday as 'In the Mixer' returned and everyone was on excellent form.

Amongst the most interesting insights are the fact that Carragher believes that Romelu Lukaku will be back playing for Inter Milan next season.

The Chelsea forward only moved back to Stamford Bridge from Inter last summer but things haven't quite worked out for the Belgian.

In December he delivered an interview about wanting to return to the San Siro, last weekend he had one of his worst performances in the Premier League, getting just seven touches, and was on the bench as the Blues won on Tuesday.

Richards then had his fellow trio rolling about laughing as he claimed that he would have been a model if he hadn't been a footballer.

Abdo quipped that Henry would be poor if he'd have been an amateur footballer but the Arsenal legend obviously would have just been happy enough to be playing, but sorry Jamie, there's no way you'd have taken Kate's job at presenting the show!

Last week on the show it was Richards turn to be left in hysterics from someone else's answer to a question he asked, after Peter Schmeichel claimed Manchester United could win the Champions League this season.

On Wednesday night fans will find out just how hilarious that answer was, or if there's actually a chance, when United take on Atletico Madrid, fans in America will no doubt be treated to more tv gold.