🚨 CHAOS IN THE PUNDIT ROOM 🚨

Jamie Redknapp Cuts Mic as City Chants Spark Fury Live on Air

Scenes of chaos erupted in the punditry studio last night as Jamie Redknapp was left visibly furious after controversial chants rang out during live coverage of Manchester City’s match.

The former England international did not hold back, immediately turning off his microphone as the chants echoed through the broadcast. Redknapp later described the incident as “disgusting”, making it clear he was shocked by what he had just heard.

🗣️ “Disgusting chant, not what I expected from City’s fans,” Redknapp said, his frustration evident.
🗣️ “This has no place in football.”

Calls for Strong Action

Redknapp went further, urging football authorities to step in and take decisive action. According to the pundit, banning Manchester city supporters from attending away games may now be unavoidable if such behaviour continues.

🗣️ “The PFA would need to ban city fans from attending away games if this keeps happening,” he added.

The incident sparked heated debate in the studio, with co-pundits stunned by the severity of the chants and the reaction it provoked. Social media quickly caught fire, with fans split between those condemning the chants outright and others accusing broadcasters of overreacting.

Football Under the Spotlight Again

The controversy once again raises uncomfortable questions about fan behaviour, accountability, and how governing bodies respond when lines are crossed. With pressure mounting on organisations like the PFA and league authorities, all eyes are now on whether formal action will follow.

One thing is certain:
What happened last night has reignited the debate about respect, responsibility, and where football draws the line.

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