Jamie Carragher
Jamie Carragher signed for Liverpool FC as a professional in 1996 after coming through the youth ranks at Anfield. The longest serving member of the current squad, Carragher has gone on to make over 600 appearances for The Reds and is currently the vice captain to Steven Gerrard. After being deployed by former Liverpool manager Gerard Houllier mainly as a utility player, Carragher firmly established himself as a stalwart in the centre of the Liverpool defence under Rafael Benitez. 'Carra' has gone on to claim international honours for England and was picked for the World Cups in 2006 and 2010, as well as the 2004 European Championships. Carragher made the decision to retire from international football in 2007 due to the frustration at the lack of starting opportunuites for England. However, Carragher was persuaded to come out of retirement by Fabio Capello for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. Off the field, Carragher has opened his first restaurant in Liverpool called Cafe Sport, released his autobiography 'Carra' and is heavily involved with a number of local chairities.
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DAVID BECKHAM. Jamie Carragher. Paul Scholes. Michael Owen.Read
THE day Liverpool supporters were fearing finally arrived yesterday. But while Jamie Carragher bade an emotional farewell to Anfield, Brendan Rodgers had other reasons to curse the sands of time.Read
PICTURE the scene. There are only minutes remaining of the Premier League season tomorrow and, with Liverpool FC cruising to home victory over relegated Queens Park Rangers, Daniel Sturridge bursts into the area before being crudely hacked down in front of the Kop.Read
JAMIE CARRAGHER will bow out at Anfield this weekend admitting he is still pinching himself over a career that has seen him forge a reputation as a Liverpool legend.Read
ANYBODY expecting the occasion to engulf Jamie Carragher this weekend will be met with a typically forthright response.Read
BRENDAN RODGERS wants to fill the void left by Jamie Carragher’s imminent Anfield retirement, by bringing back a host of famous names to work within the club.Read
FORMER Liverpool FC manager Roy Evans has told Liverpool to forget about trying to find a like-for-like replacement for Jamie Carragher.Read
THE final whistle had barely been blown when both Brendan Rodgers and Steven Gerrard admitted Liverpool needed to bolster their attacking resources this summer.Read
JAMIE CARRAGHER admits Liverpool have paid the price for their poor start to the season as they face up to again playing second fiddle on Merseyside. Read
THE comparison may not seem immediately obvious. But Brendan Rodgers will this summer find himself in a not dissimilar position to Gerard Houllier did in 1999.Read
