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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JAMIE CARRAGHER admits Liverpool “need” to secure European football next season despite accepting Champions League qualification is now beyond them.Read
LIVERPOOL FC legend Jamie Carragher was banned from driving after being caught speeding in his Range Rover.Read
Local players will always be favourites - if they’re good enough says Ian DoyleRead
BRENDAN RODGERS admits it has taken him time to appreciate Jamie Carragher’s true qualities as the veteran centre-back prepared for another landmark in his Liverpool FC career.Read
VALENTINE’S Day came a week early for Jamie Carragher.Read
THE news Jamie Carragher will retire at the end of the season didn’t come as a shock to those closest to the centre-back.Read
LIVERPOOL FC great Mark Lawrenson says Jamie Carragher could help re-form the LFC boot room after the defender announced he would retire from the game at the end of the season.Read
IF Brendan Rodgers has brought one thing to Liverpool as manager, it’s a renewed faith in the value of the club’s youngsters.Read
JAMIE CARRAGHER believes the arrival of Daniel Sturridge has given Liverpool’s attack the extra experience and strength they have lacked for much of the season.Read
JAMIE CARRAGHER recently stated he was not one to go knocking on the manager’s door to demand he should be playing.Read
