Sky Sports pundit Jamie Carragher picks his 11 ‘Biggest Bottlers’ of the season (also, click here for Carragher’s Merseyside Liverpool/Everton combined XI).

Goalkeeper

I’ve gone with Arsenal’s Petr Čech between the sticks. With his experience, it was surprising to see Petr suffer a nervy start to his Emirates career. That lack of bottle cost Arsenal several points.

Left Back

I’ve opted for Arsenal’s Nacho Monreal at left-back. He was excellent before Christmas, but his form seemed to go off a cliff in March for some reason, just as the title race was heating up. World class bottler.

Right Back

Chelsea’s Ivanović was in with a shout here, but I’ve gone with Arsenal’s Héctor Bellerín. Started the season well, but seemed to go off a cliff in March for some reason. Not a man you’d want beside you in a foxhole, the bottling little poxbag.

Centre back

I’ve dipped back into the Arsenal squad here and gone for Laurent Koscielny. Solid pre-Christmas, but seemed to go off a cliff in March for some reason. The Pele of bottling.

Centre back

Liverpool’s Martin Skrtel was in the running here, but I couldn’t look past Arsenal’s Per Mertesacker. Outstanding form for most of the season, but seemed to go off a cliff in March for some reason, the big bottling giraffe.

Left midfield

Many might be surprised to see Arsenal’s Alexis Sánchez in here. The former Barcelona man has had some great moments. Unfortunately, his form seemed to go off a cliff in March for some reason. Typical toothy foreign-looking bottler.

Right midfield

City’s Navas can consider himself a lucky boy. It was a toss-up between himself and Arsenal’s Oxlade-Chamberlain, with the Arsenal man only narrowly getting the nod. The Ox has shown flashes of good form, but he seemed to go off a cliff in March for some reason. Oxlade-Chamberbottler.

Midfield

Michael Carrick, count your blessings. I’ve gone with Arsenal’s Aaron Ramsey. Outstanding for most of the season, he seemed to go off a cliff in March for some reason. Box-to-box? Bottler-to-bottler more like.

Midfield

I can’t look past Arsenal’s Francis Coquelin for the second midfield berth. A sensational talent, but his form seemed to go off a cliff in March for some reason. Needs shooting, the bottling little swamp toad.

False 9

Juan Mata was in the running, but I’ve decided to go with Arsenal’s Mesut Özil. Unplayable for most of the season, but his form seemed to go off a cliff in March for some reason. His country bottles every world war, so it’s maybe not surprising that Mesut is such a kraut bottler.

Striker

You’re a charmed man Wayne Rooney, because Arsenal’s Olivier Giroud has taken this spot by the skin of his teeth. Another hot and cold season for the Frenchman. Started very solidly, but his form seemed to go off a cliff in March for some reason, the bottling little Pepé Le Pew skunkbag.

Honourable Mentions: Jack Wilshere (Arsenal), Danny Welbeck (Arsenal), Theo Walcott (Arsenal). All bottling little shites.

(Click here for Carragher’s Worst XI of the Season, or here for his Liverpool/Everton Merseyside XI)