Carragher interview with the times

[discobiscuit]

You can stream it here

http://www.footypod.co.uk/2007/09/04/the-game-jamie-carragher-special-the-times/

Talks about Paco leaving and stuff like that, Think you can get it through Itunes as well.

[StevieG08]

Cheers for the link fella

Good interview and shows Carra really is very clued up on football matters and comes across as more intelligent than most English football players. Loved the response when they said about watching the England game on t.v.

[bazza76]

cheers mate, am listening to it now while drawing away
finished listening to it. good straight talking by Carra as normal. Nothing really new though.

[publiusscipio]

Carra speaks his mind and articulates himself very well as usual. I like the comment near the end about a possible meeting between Carra and Arrigo Sacchi so that Carra can learn from the great manager. One of the presenters said that Carra should clear his diary as Sacchi is a man who talks and taks and talks.

[anfieldreds]

what did he say about Pako leaving?

[dww]

what did he say about Pako leaving?

Basically that no one expected it and that he got on well with Pako but feels we will move on. Nothing very controversial.

[anfieldreds]

thanks mate!

[Maestro]

Typical Carra interview...knows what he's talking about and also knows what to say and what not to say. He's bound to stay in the game as a manager/coach when he quits.

[Subby]

any transcripts of it yet?? I can't open it at work in audio and too eager to wait till I finish work

[wiw]

Article goes on to say

Carragher’s versatility, although one of his undoubted strengths, could be argued to have been to the detriment of his international career. He retired from international football at the age of 29 with 34 caps, despite not having started an England international at centre-back.

What a ****ing disgrace that is, no wonder he retired..good on you Jamie

[ronan]

Typical Carra interview...knows what he's talking about and also knows what to say and what not to say. He's bound to stay in the game as a manager/coach when he quits.

totally agree about that

[Shaggy]

totally agree about that

I also totally agree - it seems such a logical progression - but he's said repeatedly that he has no intention of going into management, coaching, or indeed staying in the game in any capacity. He just wants to get pissed and follow the Reds up and down the country and all over Europe

Remains to be seen though whether he's a man of his word, in this case.

[rico1304]

He's a legend

[Skillz]

I also totally agree - it seems such a logical progression - but he's said repeatedly that he has no intention of going into management, coaching, or indeed staying in the game in any capacity. He just wants to get pissed and follow the Reds up and down the country and all over Europe

Remains to be seen though whether he's a man of his word, in this case.

Just think how much he could charge for

CARRA'S RED EURO ADVENTURE TOURS

They would queue for light years!!!

[sambirken]

About the scum..

marcotti: 'isnt it a sign of a good team that they're playing badly and struggling and still winning'

balague: 'no... its a sign that they're struggling and play badly'