Jack Grealish drops the coldest three word message on Instagram after Liverpool’s match

Jack Grealish drops the coldest three word message on Instagram after Liverpool’s match

In the relentless grind of the 2025-26 Premier League, where loyalties shift like Merseyside fog, Jack Grealish—now an adopted Blue after his seismic summer loan from Manchester City—has weaponized his social media savvy once more. The England international, who swapped Etihad exile for Goodison’s grit in August, dropped a frosty three-word Instagram post: “Mind the gap.” Paired with a cheeky Underground train emoji, it was a savage swipe at Liverpool’s woes, underscoring Everton’s cheeky ascent above their fiercest foes.The backstory? A frenetic Friday night at Elland Road saw Arne Slot’s Reds implode in a 3-3 barnburner against Leeds United. Liverpool twice surrendered leads, with Hugo Ekitike’s brace igniting hopes before Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s penalty and Anton Stach’s screamer clawed back parity. Dominik Szoboszlai’s poise restored the advantage, only for Ibrahima Konate’s rash challenge to concede a 95th-minute corner. Ao Tanaka’s opportunistic volley snatched a draw, stranding the champions in eighth with 23 points—a damning dent in their title bid.

Contrast that with Everton’s masterclass at the City Ground, where David Moyes’ side dismantled Nottingham Forest 3-0. An early Nikola Milenkovic own goal cracked the dam, Thierno Barry’s poacher’s finish doubled down, and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall’s sublime curler iced it. The Toffees, buoyed by Grealish’s silky assists in recent romps, climb to fifth on 24 points—now lording it over Liverpool in the table for the first time since the dark days of 2022.

For Grealish, this barb hits different. Donning the No. 18 shirt in homage to Rooney and Gascoigne, he’s rediscovered his Villa verve: four assists in August alone, earning Player of the Month honors. Marginalized at City under Guardiola—omitted from the Club World Cup squad—his £12m loan (wages and fees) has reignited him. Moyes eyes a £50m buy option next summer, but for now, Grealish revels in the derby divide.

His post, exploding with likes from Toffees faithful, cements his role as Everton’s digital dagger. As Liverpool lick wounds from dropped points and mounting pressure, Everton’s surge—fueled by Grealish’s flair—widens the chasm. In a league of shattered dreams, Jack’s quip echoes: the gap isn’t just on the Tube; it’s a Merseyside chasm, and the Blues are bridging it with glee.