Jamie Carragher: The Untold Story of Liverpool Legend That Pushed Himself Too Far | E206

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Imagine how calm and in control Carras wife must be

Really enjoyed this. Seems really honest and relatable to any career.

Great interview… or rather allowing space. Fine line. Well done ! ❤

Awesome podcast, really good to hear about Carra and his mentality. Brilliant player, dont make them like this very much now. Proper gentleman

Carra is such a deep thinker. Best pundit around and was his best decision, not going into management. Too intense a person.

Real MF

When I hear Jamie talk I think dog rough because I picture him spitting at that girl who was in the car with her dad. I would have dealt with Jamie very severely over that. He would have been very very very sorry. He's extremely fortunate to still have an amazing job in the media. SKY has sacked others for simply being white mid aged males who spat at no one.

If England wins more patriotism in the North then the should build a Sdadium in the North.

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My cousin played against carragher son for cardiff and he said he was levels above everyone else absolutely brilliant this was about 10 years ago now when they was kids so I been keeping an eye out on him to see how he progresses

Excellent interview as always. Love Carra! Liverpool legend!

Lol he is said heis heqrdthat before and experienced that before. RAFA!!! LOL 😂

Hey. 😁😁

He sees football exactly how I see it, if United lose am I distraught for days and that’s all I can think about, and I can’t understand how other people don’t care that much 😂

He clearly read a Gerard Houllier and Peter Crouch book 😂 class interview but because of Cara, sorry Steven but not the best research

I’m not quite sure why Steven didn’t press him on the ‘Spit-gate’ episode because it would have been interesting what he had to say about it. Personally I was amazed he ever got his job back because he is clearly not indispensable. I actually think he is a bang average pundit….and if he wasn’t a Scouser he would have been nowhere near the job. As for the rest of the interview, I think he comes across as quite arrogant and full of his own ability when he was actually an average player as well…..well behind the likes of Rio, Terry, Adams and Ledley King.

Carra was always my fav liverpool player growing up, even with Gerrard there. You never doubted his attitude, never doubted his commitment. Gave everything on the pitch. Always remember the cramp in both legs in extra time of the 2005 CL final. Had the pleasure to meet him a few times. Top lad.

Carras football knowledge is unheard of, a proper football man

A question I would have liked to ask is “Do you think it would be right for other players in the England team to have a go at you or dig you out about not being fully committed to giving your all for England in the same way that you and Steven Gerrard did to players at Liverpool?” I would really liked to have seen his response to that question

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Liverpool is only disliked by the rest of England because it's full of crime and welfare cheats. Jamie's spitting incident just about sums up the area. It is fuelled by alcohol and drugs and is a violent city. The Bronx of England.

Imagine if he ever became manager of lfc mentality monster if he put half in to the outfield 11 players they’d never lose jc23❤

In fairness I'd need a psychologist if I played for Liverpool

"pushed himself?" He didn't know how to make a pass! Just shouted in scouse language at other players and never won anything apart that champions League that AC Milan lost on purpose due to gambling and Mafia and its well known in Italy

The reason we all dream of a team of Carraghers was never about "ability" although he had it in abundance, but this... all of this. You win everything with a full team of "this".

Alex Ferguson admired him

Another gem of an episode,👏👏👍👍

Isn’t this the same blonde that spat at a little girl?

If you cheat and win you're not a winner you're just a cheat.

great interviewer

it was kuyt that saved you that night.

His condition that he had as a baby was the same as my son. Its more common than you think being 1 in 5000. I couldn't be in the delivery room for his birth but i was glad he could be operated on and lead a healthy life.

I have to say that I thoroughly enjoyed this interview with Jamie

What are they wearing the same t-shirt?

Spits at little girls

Awful podcast - Mia Carragher 😍😍😍

Great podcast with some amazing guests. Really good to hear them opening up. Makes them more human

Brilliant convo

Coward jamie

Just subscribed mate. Keep up the good work.

Regardless of who you support this is a great insight into how players perform

As an American, I enjoy the slight difference in words/language with the UK

He is high intensity, nomatter what he's doing

This guy spat at people… who does that?

Disgusting man

I really wanna like Carra but then you always think, you gozzed at a kid

Great interview

Obsessional!! Peter Crouch was right. He wasn’t enjoying it.

interesting that he cares about the importance of character, but will rather cheat and win than lose. How can you talk about character when you will cheat to achieve your results?