Social Zone: Richarlison lashes out at Jamie Carragher, while PSG offer Mbappe an outrageous deal

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  • Jamie Carragher
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After helping Everton to retain their Premier League status last night, Richarlison took to Twitter to let Liverpool legend and Sky Sports pundit Jamie Carragher know what he thinks of him...

Much of the credit around Everton's survival has gone to Frank Lampard - after all, he kept them up right? Well, the former Chelsea star actually only took the Toffees from 16th to 16th, but I guess that'll do.

On top of that, Lampard took Derby County from sixth to sixth in his first managerial stint, and then took Chelsea from fourth to fourth during his time at Stamford Bridge...

Meanwhile in Paris, PSG have offered Kylian Mbappe one of the most bizarre contracts of all time. It'd allow the French striker to demand different coaches and staff, as well as have a say in transfers.

We've heard of player/managers before, but could Mbappe be tempted to become the first ever CEO/player of a club?

If Manchester United's 2021/22 campaign wasn't already going badly enough, the club have now announced that they'll scrap their annual award show at the end of the season, meaning no Player of the Year will be handed out.

Another incident arose from a pitch invasion last night, with Crystal Palace boss Patrick Vieira spotted kicking out at an Everton fan who was antagonising him on the pitch. I mean that's one brave Everton fan... it's quite literally Patrick Vieira he's talking to.

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