“Jamie Carragher’s SHOCKING Newcastle United Betrayal Exposed: Anthony Gordon Scandal Will Leave You Speechless!”

Earlier this season, Newcastle United were held to a 0-0 draw against Everton, a match most remembered for Anthony Gordon’s missed first-half penalty.

The 24-year-old had joined Newcastle from Everton for £40 million less than two years prior, and his controversial exit from Goodison Park left a lasting impression.

Gordon’s departure was marred by tension, as he reportedly refused to train during the final stages of his transfer.

He was also confronted by angry Everton fans. After his penalty miss in the October clash, Everton’s social media team couldn’t resist a sly dig at their former player.

That post triggered a heated response from Jamie Carragher, a Liverpool legend and lifelong Everton supporter.

Defending Gordon, Carragher tweeted: “Local lad who came through your academy, helped keep you up under Lampard, wanted out because the club was a shambles on and off the pitch & who you then sold for £40million. The people’s club!”

Carragher now finds himself under fire from Everton fans once again, this time due to his remarks regarding Trent Alexander-Arnold.

The Liverpool star, widely reported to be on the verge of joining Real Madrid on a free transfer, has sparked widespread debate across English football.

Speaking on Sky Sports, Carragher – reflecting the sentiments of many Liverpool supporters – admitted that his “unconditional support” for Alexander-Arnold had faded.

He said, “Players are loved even more when they genuinely mean it when they say they do not want to play for anyone else.

“If that image of the homegrown talent living the dream is an illusion, people feel let down. By leaving Liverpool, Alexander-Arnold is making it harder for his own club to win its 21st league title and seventh European Cup.

“That is bound to stir emotions. With Monday’s statement, the unconditional support Alexander-Arnold enjoyed from the Kop when he was fully committed to Liverpool has gone.”

Meanwhile, Anthony Gordon has reaffirmed his commitment to Newcastle by signing a new contract earlier this season, amid reported interest from Liverpool.

He expressed a clear ambition to win silverware with the Magpies — a goal he already began to fulfill in March.

“I just think the club’s in a great place,” Gordon said. “Since the takeover, it’s been all progress. Me and the gaffer are a perfect match in terms of style.

The team suits me well, and I’m here to win a trophy. That’s the goal — to deliver what these fans have waited so long for.”