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fookme,la. Neville is poising all over him mainly cos he cannot be objective. Bit embarrassing really and strange as Neville was hated by Liverpool fans as a player but he is certainly respected as a pundit,whereas JAMIE is simply not up to it
Its remarkable how a spiky and quite obnoxious player can morph into a reasoned objective analyst. He s top drawer no question. CARRA is simply cringe worthy and truly should be sacked.
Don't think its natural, more professional. Neville has put his hatred -football wise- against scousers and just comments on how he sees the games pan out without prejudice. This takes some doing. Credit to the kint
Jamie Carragher-pundit. on 11:01 - Sep 17 by perchrockjack
Don't think its natural, more professional. Neville has put his hatred -football wise- against scousers and just comments on how he sees the games pan out without prejudice. This takes some doing. Credit to the kint
I haven't seen any of Carragher as of yet, but agree with you about Neville. One of the best, if not the best.
I remember reading an interview with Phil Neville a few years ago in a broadsheet. The journalist wrote about what a pleasure it was to sit down with either Gary or Phil and talk about football, both being articulate by footballer standards and with lots of interesting things to say about football.
You know, Hobbes, some days even my lucky rocket ship underpants don't help.
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Jamie Carragher-pundit. on 11:14 - Sep 17 with 3433 views
Carra is and will alweays be a Red through and through so it must be hard for him. Jamie Rednapp though,to his credit ,is also not affected by red blindness
Jamie Carragher-pundit. on 11:14 - Sep 17 by perchrockjack
Carra is and will alweays be a Red through and through so it must be hard for him. Jamie Rednapp though,to his credit ,is also not affected by red blindness
No harder than it is for Neville. I'm fairly sure he's been a United fan all his life, whereas Carragher famously supported Everton as a youngster. He wore an Everton shirt to training after signing for Liverpool.
I think it's more down to Neville being more intelligent than Carragher.
Redknapp doesn't seem affected by Red blindness, he's just affected by being a terrible pundit who has never voiced an original thought or opinion in his life.
You know, Hobbes, some days even my lucky rocket ship underpants don't help.
Jamie Carragher-pundit. on 12:00 - Sep 17 by JackSomething
No harder than it is for Neville. I'm fairly sure he's been a United fan all his life, whereas Carragher famously supported Everton as a youngster. He wore an Everton shirt to training after signing for Liverpool.
I think it's more down to Neville being more intelligent than Carragher.
Redknapp doesn't seem affected by Red blindness, he's just affected by being a terrible pundit who has never voiced an original thought or opinion in his life.
You mean someone is more intelligent than the Scoucer?
Yes you're correct,I agree.
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Carragher was saying random thing sometimes prompting a debate with Neville to the point where they were almost arguing. Carragher kept on going down a rabit hole with debates about defence.
Neville is clever and as you say set high standards.
Jamie Carragher-pundit. on 13:01 - Sep 17 by Jokeren1943
I thought that was pretty funny and there's some truth in it, although no one really grows up wanting to be a centre half either.
Funny how Neville brought up Roberto Carlos for the argument. Of course there's probably some growing up wanting to be like Roberto Carlos. But Roberto Carlos himself started his career in Brazil as a forward, but was turned into a left back. So he was another full back who failed in another position, underlining Carragher's point.
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Jamie Carragher-pundit. on 16:21 - Sep 17 with 2811 views
Jamie Carragher-pundit. on 16:11 - Sep 17 by Laudrup
I thought that was pretty funny and there's some truth in it, although no one really grows up wanting to be a centre half either.
Funny how Neville brought up Roberto Carlos for the argument. Of course there's probably some growing up wanting to be like Roberto Carlos. But Roberto Carlos himself started his career in Brazil as a forward, but was turned into a left back. So he was another full back who failed in another position, underlining Carragher's point.
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I think the backs are under apreciated as a position. It's one of the harder postions to find good players for as the skillset you need for it are alot broader than for most other positions (ofc, depending on the system the player is played in).
If you look at backs playing for us, they need to be strong defensively, good passing skills, good crossing skills, need to be able to do good offensively as well and finaly needs to be able to pop a shot at the goal every now and then.
It's practically the whole package of skillsets needed, really, but because it's not thought of as an offensive position be ause of the defensive duties, it tends to get forgotten for some reason.
I seem to recall that left backs in particular is one of the hardest positions to find decent players for, so I feel we are extremely lucky with what we have for our team.
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Jamie Carragher-pundit. on 18:42 - Sep 17 with 2607 views
"I seem to recall that left backs in particular is one of the hardest positions to find decent players for, so I feel we are extremely lucky with what we have for our team. "
Morten Olsen and the Danish national team knows all about this. Seems like Olsen has unsuccessfully tried 10-20 different more or less useless left backs in the last 5 years since Niclas Jensen stopped on the Danish national team. He played 62 national games, but since then I don't think there has really been a regular player in the team at left back.
Fortunately Nicolai Boilesen Denmark's most talented left back since Jan Heintze, has finally started playing for Ajax again this season after being out with injuries for more or less two years. If he can stay fit now and get regular playing time at club level the national team spot might be his for the next decade or more without any real competition unless a new younger talent shows up.
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