Jason McAteer has questioned why Manchester United brought Paul Pogba back to the club, because the Frenchman is a poor role model for the young members of … 20.3k Followers, 357 Following, 122 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Jason McAteer (@trigs4) “I’ll have it in four, I would never eat eight.” Jason McAteer when asked how many slices he wanted his pizza cut into. Jason McAteer has hit back at social media criticism that he was "a very average player, a clown and not a Liverpool legend" - and Reds fans are loving his reply. He is married to his longtime girlfriend, Lucy Edwards.

The Ireland legend hit out at officials for his red card … This year he and his wife will celebrate their 5th marriage anniversary.

There is no information on his wedding details. Jason McAteer blasts Michael Owen and Sky Sports after red card in Star Sixes legend match.

Jason McAteer emphatically shuts down Twitter 'nuggets' who slag off Robbie Keane. Small Talk: The former Ireland midfielder on why he likes Keane the band, if not Keane the player. Seven hilarious Jason McAteer stories: Roy Keane, Bono, The Rolling Stones Editor. And at long last, the truth behind the infamous McAteer pizza story.

There is no information about his previous relationship. The couple tied the knot in October 2013. Jason McAteer fears that thousands of Liverpool fans could turn up outside Anfield if they win the league behind closed doors. “If your gonna have a picture with a blue you might as well have one with a Legend #EvertonFC” Jason Wynne McAteer (born 18 June 1971) is a retired professional footballer, who represented the Republic of Ireland at international level. Jason Mcateer is a married man. Expand. The couple does not have any children yet.

Jason McAteer believes Salah’s future at Liverpool is more uncertain than Mane’s Senegal star Mane has been Liverpool’s standout player this season, having scored 15 goals in all competitions. We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. Close.

Jason McAteer when snooker player White walked into a Dublin bar.