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Topics: Jamie Carragher, Thierry Henry, Micah Richards, Football, Champions League
Marcus Chan
Topics: Jamie Carragher, Thierry Henry, Micah Richards, Football, Champions League
Jamie Carragher and Micah Richards were left in stitches after finding out about Thierry Henry’s plans for Valentine’s Day.
The iconic trio of Carragher, Richards and Henry was back for CBS Sports’ coverage of the Champions League round of 16 matches.
Throughout their time on the show, they have given us some of the best content as they often joke with each other whilst providing some brilliant insight and analysis from the matches they cover.
On Tuesday night, the trio was quizzed by presenter Kate Abdo about their Valentine’s Day plans and Henry’s answer left Carragher and Richards in fits of laughter.
When asked if he received a gift, Henry said whilst fixing his suit jacket: “Well hopefully when I go home something might be there.”
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Henry’s answer definitely went down well with the panel, Carragher even leapt out of his chair.
The Frenchman quickly added: “No, I’m talking about flowers and chocolates. Your minds are wrong!”
Richards then gave a brilliant Valentine’s Day message down the camera, saying: “I just want to say, happy Valentine’s to me because I look so fly.”
Fans were quick to react to the hilarious moment on social media.
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One said: “I missed these guys, the energy, the vibes they bring is amazing.”
Another tweeted: “Thierry defo not expecting some flowers.”
A third fan added: “Best studio punditry team by far. Chemistry is natural.”
Someone else commented: “Thierry Henry is Goated for a reason lol.”
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Henry also managed to impress fans with his analysis of strikers Harry Kane and Erling Haaland. The former Arsenal frontman stated that Haaland should do better in maximising his teammates’ talents.
Haaland will hope to fire Manchester City to victory on Wednesday night as they take on leaders Arsenal, the outcome of the match will for sure have a huge impact on the Premier League title race.