Jamie Carragher says 'only people at the club' can call Steven Gerrard 'Stevie G', after Thierry Henry uses the nickname on Sky Sports
Former Liverpool defender took to Twitter to poke fun at his colleague
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Your support makes all the difference.Jamie Carragher has jokingly taken a dig at Sky Sports colleague Thierry Henry, after the Arsenal legend referred to Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard by his nickname, Stevie G.
Taking to Twitter the former Liverpool centre-back, who played more than 700 games for the club, said: 'Thierry Henry calling Gerrard Stevie G! That was only for people at the club!!'
Thierry Henry, taking his place as a pundit at Sky Sports for just the second time, incurred the wrath of Carragher in the build up to tonight's Capital One Cup semi-final at Stamford Bridge.
The two teams were vying for a place in the Wembley final.
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