Micah Richards was banned from interacting with his fellow pundits as CBS Sports entertained viewers with a hilarious segment about French club Brest. The Ligue 1 team is playing in the Champions League for the first time in its history and traveled to the Estadi Olimpic Lluis Companys to take on Spanish giants Barcelona on Tuesday evening.

Brest qualified for the Champions League after finishing third in the French top flight last season and had won three of its first four games before meeting Barca.

But her name continues to delight childish fans — and CBS Sports decided to have some fun with it.

Host Kate Abdo began the segment in a serious voice, telling Richards: “We are going to do a segment on Brest.

“Unfortunately, we feel that you have proven time and time again that you cannot remain professional in these segments where we talk about Brest, so production would like to ask you if you are content to simply remain silent. “

Richards protested before Abdo continued: “We really believe it’s for the best. No words, just silence, invisible, no laughter. Experience has taught us not to trust you in this area.”

And the host then apologized to the former Manchester City right-back, adding: “I’m sorry, if you can just agree and we can move on to the section please.”

The fun then began when Abdo asked if anyone liked Brest. Pundits Thierry Henry and Jamie Carragher raised their hands and the Liverpool hero declared: “I do, I like their form.”

He then alluded to the team’s two strikers when Henry chimed in: “A strong pair up front who will be in trouble…”

And after Carragher admitted he had previously paid to see them, the Arsenal icon explained: “Basically you can say you don’t have to be big, you can be small and compete.”

Abdo then wondered whether Brest might be exposed that night, and Carragher replied: “I hope so.”

By this time Richards was frantic as he struggled to stay out of the conversation and interrupted him by exclaiming, “What is this?” What nonsense is this? Human Resources. Wow.”

The double entenders continued as Abdo questioned Richards: “What do you think Micah, do you think Barcelona could come a bit quickly for Brest tonight?”

Carragher suggested the innuendo had crossed the line, and Richards pleaded: “I’ll take the fifth.”