Jamie Carragher and Gabby Agbonlahor
Jamie Carragher and Gabby Agbonlahor
There has been plenty said between the warring pundits in recent weeks.
Carragher found himself under fire from Aston Villa for comments he made on Stick to Football, which he later apologised for.
Agbonlahor has regularly defended Villa's position on the argument in his role as a pundit on talkSPORT.
But there has been no slowing down in the back-and-forth spat between the two.
And Agbonlahor name-dropped Everton in his latest retort to former Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher.
How did Everton get brough up in Gabby Agbonlahor reply?
On this week's Stick to Football episode, Gary Neville and Roy Keane were reacting to comments Carragher made on social media.
Carragher, a boyhood Everton fan, suggested there were those in football like Agbonlahor - a Villa supporter - who are more passionate as pundits than they were as players.
He doubled down on that on the show, with ex-Manchester United captain Roy Keane agreeing with the assessment.
Replying on talkSPORT, Agbonlahor called Carragher an "average player", which host Sam Matterface called "outrageous".
The conversation continued with Agbonlahor saying: "Jamie Carragher come for my football club and then apologised."
Matterface then asked: "He loves his football club though doesn't he?"
Which is when Agbonlahor mentioned the Toffees, saying: "Which one, Everton?"
That got a long "ooooh" from Matterface, with Agbonlahor rounding out by saying: "Is it?"
Keep Everton out of this one...
Look, whatever petty squabbles are going on about who's a big club or who's more passionate as a pundit that player, is up to those involved.
But let's not drag the good name of Everton into a squabble that's a little bit cringe, not as an innocent bystander.
Carragher was indeed once a Blue, but he nailed his mast to the red side of Merseyside some time ago.
So, have your back-and-forths if you want to, if you can't just let it drop and you want to use your platform that's fine.
Just don't bring Everton it, please.