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Published 09:09 16 Jan 2017 GMT

With all the coverage that the Premier League gets, it still doesn't get enough.
There's still a gap in the market for more. Monday Night Football, for example, should be a show on its own. The football, in that instance, is just a bloody distraction. There's a time for action and there's a time for talking and, when Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville are going at it, no-one wants anything more than chatter.
Unfortunately, the craic is interrupted by two bouts of 45 minutes of football when it's not necessary. Move the games to Tuesday - take another and put it on Wednesday - but just let us talk and debate on Monday evenings, for the love of God.
Still, you'd take a game of football over nothing and, when the realisation sank in on Sunday evening that there'd be no Premier League clashes again until Liverpool host Swansea on Saturday lunch time, panic hit.
Five full days without football (apart from two midweek League Cup clashes...) and you'd seriously wonder if you'd make it through or not.
Thankfully, Sky Sports have stepped in and Jamie Carragher delivered the news that everyone wanted to hear.
https://twitter.com/Carra23/status/820722301918441476
On Monday night at 7pm, Sky Sports 1 will have an hour-long special of Monday Night Football.
The bad news? It's Thierry instead of Gary.
https://twitter.com/SkySportsNewsHQ/status/820762623906029574
One good English pundit replaced with another questionable English pundit. Good to see English pundits getting a chance though. Ain't that right, Merse?Explore more on these topics:
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