Jamie Carragher was left with his head in his hands in his criticism of Chelsea owner Todd Boehly's idea for an All-Star game.
US tycoon Boehly, Co-owner of the LA Dodgers baseball team, says it could raise millions for the football pyramid. Boehly suggested on Tuesday that players from all clubs could come together to play in two regional sides, as they do in several US sports, with the money potentially going to help clubs further down the pyramid.
However, it has received somewhat of a backlash, including from the Professional Footballers' Association. The PFA had poured cold water on the idea due to a lack of available time for matches, following strong criticism from pundits such as Gary Neville along with Graeme Souness criticising the thought process behind the suggestion.
