Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher has urged Everton to think twice about ripping apart their relationship with Manchester United.
Carra explained in the Daily Mail: "United may have taken Wayne Rooney and David Moyes from Everton in the last decade but Phil Neville, Tim Howard, Louis Saha and Darron Gibson all went the other way and have been important players at Goodison Park. Moyes and Bill Kenwright had a great relationship when they worked together and that could yet end up working in Everton's favour in the long run in terms of player trading.
"There are clearly tensions between the clubs but Roberto Martinez spoke wisely in his press conference this week when he said he did not want to get embroiled in any more discussions about United.
"I am not saying Everton should cave in and sell their best players but, while these discussions continue, they should think about the bigger picture."
