They tried but that deadly can of beer wasn’t enough to hospitalise him.
Jamie Carragher
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In the latest episode of the United Hour podcast, Nik, Colm and Alex discuss if a worrying trend is spreading since the 2nd leg against Roma - capitulation! The lads chat about how important Harry is and if our current form is down to fatigue or are we just not showing our quality? What impact are the protests having, and how do we strike a balance of getting a movement going while not impacting on-pitch performance? Finally the wacky trio mull over United Women's Team developments and fans returning to the stadium - revel in the self-flagellation, troops!
True. Don’t forget the flare that landed 10 meters away.
I’ve had it on good authority it was Jamie who through the can and Gary who threw the flair.
Nobody should be surprised at Carragher having our back these past few weeks. He lives and breathes the game to a degree few can match within the sport. A bigger football anorak you’re unlikely to find.
I don’t always agree with him but respect his opinions 100% every single time, which is something I can’t say for the vast majority of pundits these days.
I don’t always agree with him but respect his opinions 100% every single time, which is something I can’t say for the vast majority of pundits these days.
Pundits like Souness, Shearer and Jenas think they are above fan opinions. Shearer and Jones couldn't be bothered to do simple research before going on air to understand why United supporters are not happy with the owners. Souness didn't want to listen to Keane, Carragher and Neville. It's pure ignorance. Carragher on the other hand is in touch with the supporters views and he respects them.
I second that. Well said.
There are times when football transcends club loyalty. And Jamie went up in my estimation.
Carragher did something that few do.
He pinpointed and tried to comment pro-actively about media coverage that would ensue and kept highlighting the heart of the matter.
Ownership.
Him and Neville have many detractors, and though both are human and have and will make mistakes, on this recent coverage they have stayed steadfast in keeping the core issues in conversation.
Even when it affects Sky's magnum opus.
He pinpointed and tried to comment pro-actively about media coverage that would ensue and kept highlighting the heart of the matter.
Ownership.
Him and Neville have many detractors, and though both are human and have and will make mistakes, on this recent coverage they have stayed steadfast in keeping the core issues in conversation.
Even when it affects Sky's magnum opus.
Pains me to say it but yeh Carra spoke sense. Felt like it came from the heart of a proper football fan, not a pundit/footballer/manager. Souness however...literally sounded like he needed to be put in a home.