Every word Neville, Carragher, Keane, Scott and Wright said on Chelsea bottling Liverpool final

Gary Neville has defended his comments where he labelled the Chelsea team as the «blue billion-pound bottlejobs» after they were beaten by Liverpool in the Carabao Cup final.

Virgil van Dijk scored a 118th-minute header to win the cup for the Reds despite the Blues having a host of opportunities at Wembley. Neville, who was on co-commentary duty for Sky Sports' coverage of the game, was brutal in his assessment of Chelsea, who dominated Liverpool for a large portion of the second-half at Wembley.

Neville, who hosts The Overlap podcast on YouTube, was joined by Jamie Carragher, Jill Scott, Ian Wright and Roy Keane to discuss his comments and whether or not Chelsea did «bottle» the final. Neville and Carragher were in agreement that Chelsea did, but Scott, Wright and Keane had opposing views.

With that being said, here is every word from the debate...

Neville: “I think Mauricio Pochettino got asked about that [Billion Pound Bottle Jobs comment] after the game, and he’s right to respond to that because he’s asked directly after the game, it wasn’t a piece of analysis that was done 24 hours later.

«I’m not going to sit here and say that it was an instinctive and in-the-moment comment, I had one minute to think of that line. Peter Drury, the big moment after the cup final, that’s the commentator’s moment, and he was on for about 30-35 seconds. I knew that [Jamie] Carragher would come in next because I could feel him next to me, wanting to come in, Liverpool scored, and he literally jumped up and turned around to his mate.

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