Sky Sports critics felt they needed to say something after noticing comments from Germany about Newcastle United’s striker Nick Ultemade
Jamie Carrager has labelled Bayern Munich chief Karl Heinz Rammenijge a “joking” following what he believes the Liverpool icon is a “disrespectful” comment about New Newcastle striker Nick Urtemade.
Woltemade has been a smash hit at St James Park since the club recorded a £69 million transfer and became the third tone star in each of his first three home Premier League games, following his strike in a 2–0 weekend victory at Nottingham Forest. Alain Shearer and Les Ferdinand are others.
After German International opened its Champions League account mid-week, Rammenijge paid such a high fee to sign him from Stuttgart after being called the Toon Chiefs idiot. Bayern wanted to land Urtemaid in the summer, but refused to pay for the request of their Bundesliga rivals.
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Newcastle then stole towards the end of the transfer window, securing the club’s record transfer at a rate of £69 million.
And Carragher hopes Woltemade will continue to make Bayern’s stupid with his performance in a Newcastle shirt.
“It made me mad because I really liked him and actually saw that quote a few days ago, and I’m not a Newcastle United supporter,” Karager said on Sky Sports.
“I think it’s a real joke from someone who is part of a football club from the perspective of Bayern Munich, a truly respected football club.
“He shouldn’t particularly talk about another German player like that. It would have been in the whole news of Germany and his family and friends.
“That’s what we do. We’re experts and not people who are involved in such a great club. It’s really rude.
“And at the start of his Premier League career, it looks like he’s trying to do it.”
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