The OFFICIAL Liverpool FC thread - #DankeJürgen

[Boycey]

They've just hauled him out on Sky News and some woman presenter has nearly made him grovel...

I felt sorry for him.

[trueblue1234]

He's a bollix for doing it. So's the other guy as well. But Carragher should have known better.

[TabClear]

They've just hauled him out on Sky News and some woman presenter has nearly made him grovel...

I felt sorry for him.

I think this is his "sackcloth and ashes" moment. Probably means he will keep his job longterm

[AZOffaly]

He's a bollix for doing it. So's the other guy as well. But Carragher should have known better.

That's it exactly.

[trileacman]

Yeah a dirty act the spitting alright. As LL said couldn't care less whether he keeps the sky sports gig or not. Sky's odd couple routine of him and Neville and their "banter" is nauseating. Spoon fed entertainment for morons.

Also could everyone just block the child and save us all the hassle of reading his shite. He'll f**k off back to stoning ambulances and petty vandalism if we ignore him.

[J70]

He's a bollix for doing it. So's the other guy as well. But Carragher should have known better.

That's it exactly.

Yes, he's been in the public eye long enough now. He has to know at this stage that he should let this shite wash off him and not react, no matter how shite a day he's been having for personal or whatever reasons.

That said, there are a lot of people out there who think they're entitled to hassle and harass someone just because they're famous, no matter what the circumstances.

Carragher wasn't out at a public event or even out and about at the pub or a restaurant where someone might reasonably be expected to politely ask for a photo. He was driving in his personal car on the motorway.

[north_antrim_hound]

He's a bollix for doing it. So's the other guy as well. But Carragher should have known better.

That's it exactly.

Yes, he's been in the public eye long enough now. He has to know at this stage that he should let this shite wash off him and not react.

That said, there are a lot of people out there who think they're entitled to hassle and harass someone just because they're famous, no matter what the circumstances.

Carragher wasn't out at a public event or even out and about at the pub or a restaurant where someone might reasonably be expected to politely ask for a photo. He was driving in his personal car on the motorway.

This

[Dire Ear]

Yeah a dirty act the spitting alright. As LL said couldn't care less whether he keeps the sky sports gig or not. Sky's odd couple routine of him and Neville and their "banter" is nauseating. Spoon fed entertainment for morons.

Also could everyone just block the child and save us all the hassle of reading his shite. He'll f**k off back to stoning ambulances and petty vandalism if we ignore him.

YIP

[Windmill abu]

He's a bollix for doing it. So's the other guy as well. But Carragher should have known better.

That's it exactly.

Yes, he's been in the public eye long enough now. He has to know at this stage that he should let this shite wash off him and not react, no matter how shite a day he's been having for personal or whatever reasons.

That said, there are a lot of people out there who think they're entitled to hassle and harass someone just because they're famous, no matter what the circumstances.

Carragher wasn't out at a public event or even out and about at the pub or a restaurant where someone might reasonably be expected to politely ask for a photo. He was driving in his personal car on the motorway.

Driving on the motorway with the window closed he probably wouldn't have heard any "banter". More likely he wanted to argue with someone due to his frustration at his team losing.

Regularly on this board we see GAA players condemned for so called sledging. Yet there are posters on this thread making excuses for Jamie Carragher spitting in a teenage girls face. What he did was the action of a sc**bag and reflects badly on him and those who defend him.

[Cunny Funt]

He's a bollix for doing it. So's the other guy as well. But Carragher should have known better.

Certainly should have known better. What was he at slowing down for a moron and then rolling down the window of his car to hear what he had to say in the first place? The reaction of spitting is downright disgusting.

[J70]

He's a bollix for doing it. So's the other guy as well. But Carragher should have known better.

That's it exactly.

Yes, he's been in the public eye long enough now. He has to know at this stage that he should let this shite wash off him and not react, no matter how shite a day he's been having for personal or whatever reasons.

That said, there are a lot of people out there who think they're entitled to hassle and harass someone just because they're famous, no matter what the circumstances.

Carragher wasn't out at a public event or even out and about at the pub or a restaurant where someone might reasonably be expected to politely ask for a photo. He was driving in his personal car on the motorway.

Driving on the motorway with the window closed he probably wouldn't have heard any "banter". More likely he wanted to argue with someone due to his frustration at his team losing.

Regularly on this board we see GAA players condemned for so called sledging. Yet there are posters on this thread making excuses for Jamie Carragher spitting in a teenage girls face. What he did was the action of a sc**bag and reflects badly on him and those who defend him.

1. Almost everyone has, to a man, condemned what Carragher did (and I don't remember anyone here condoning it). It was a horrible, scummy act.

2. Have you ever actually driven a car on a motorway? Your apparent skepticism that someone driving along would not become very quickly aware of someone driving alongside them trying to get their attention suggests not. Whether its waving, shouting, honking the horn, whatever... its not exactly hard. Most people's reaction is to roll down the window to see what the f**k all the fuss is about.

3. The idea that Carragher went out looking for trouble along the motorway because Liverpool lost, somewhat unluckily, even if deservedly on the day, to Man Utd at Old Trafford, is just ludicrous and makes so sense whatsoever. He's been involved, much more directly, in these ties for 20 years, including scoring a pair of ogs and causing Nani to cry. Why the f**k would he suddenly decide that this day, of all days, he would start looking for trouble... along the motorway, of all places? Especially when compared to the much more simpler explanation that he stupidly lost the rag after being hassled several times while trying to get home or wherever.

[manfromdelmonte]

Class and Dignity FC

everytime

[laoislad]

Class and Dignity FC

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What you on about?

[quit yo jibbajabba]

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This guys the Everton equivalent of St Galls, but hes always a laugh, let him ramble for a bit.
After being quite vocal round the start of the season hes been quieter of late and seems these days to concentrate on his team winning community awards, rather than, you know, football 

[laoislad]

Class and Dignity FC

everytime

This guys the Everton equivalent of St Galls, but hes always a laugh, let him ramble for a bit.
After being quite vocal round the start of the season hes been quieter of late and seems these days to concentrate on his team winning community awards, rather than, you know, football 

I presume he means Liverpool in the above post.
What Carragher did,as bad as it was, has absolutely nothing to do with Liverpool Football Club.
Carragher is employed by Sky Sports and it's up to them to deal with their employee not Liverpool Football Club.
Unlike say Rooney who was an employee of Everton Football Club when he was caught drink driving while he took some young wan home while his pregnant wife was away on holidays with his kids. That was a matter for Everton Football Club to deal with.