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Ofcom recorded 576 complaints about Neville’s remarks criticizing Martinelli for pushing injured player Bradley during the Arsenal-Liverpool match, the highest for any program that week.
- Ofcom received 6 complaints after Neville's comments during Sky Sports' coverage of Arsenal v Liverpool last Thursday, criticizing Martinelli's conduct toward Bradley.
- While co-commentating, Gary Neville said `You can't push him off the pitch` and said he didn't know how Liverpool players didn't `whack` Gabriel Martinelli during the match.
- The weekly audience report for January 6 to 12 shows Ofcom's weekly audience report logged the complaints as the highest for the period and noted no other programme received more than 50 complaints.
- As a result of the incident, Martinelli apologised post-match, and Conor Bradley has since had surgery ruling him out for the domestic campaign.
- During live coverage, Neville called the incident `absolutely disgraceful` as Bradley was stretchered off with a serious knee injury at the Emirates.
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Gary Neville draws astonishing number of complaints after shocking Sky Sports co-commentary
Gary Neville's live commentary during Arsenal's Premier League encounter with Liverpool has generated 576 complaints to broadcasting regulator Ofcom, making it the most complained-about transmission of 2026 thus far
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Gary Neville sparks huge complaints with 'whack him' comment in Arsenal vs Liverpool clash - The Mirror
Gary Neville was less than impressed with Gabriel Martinelli's actions towards the end of Arsenal's 0-0 draw with Liverpool earlier this month and his comments have led to complaints
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