Jamie Carragher: The Untold Story of Liverpool Legend That Pushed Himself Too Far | E206

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

Appreciate you all for watching! If you could do me a massive favour and hit the subscribe button, we’ve got some amazing guests coming up that you won’t want to miss 👀

[@stefan2005stefan]

Good production this channel just an awful presenter . feels like a masonic channel who gets given his sell out granted list of fellow fm's sell outs to contact and interview.

[@micgreenson7308]

Subscribed brother.. ALLAHU AKBAR

[@MattyRouter]

Me too,hit me up too.

[@simvil1]

Subscribed :) Steven, you probably have a long list ahead, but I feel it might be worth asking - one book that permanently changed my thinking at the age of 37 was "Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents" written by Dr Lindsay Gibson. I'd love your style of interview with her.

[@georgeharalambous261]

Mr Bartlett stand back this one is a spitter 😃

[@mewsao]

I love how well-spoken, articulate and sincere he is. His career in pundit/presenter is going places.

[@bottlewaddle6677]

PLAZOOZES

[@joeclark2201]

Cara’s burner account

[@bottlewaddle6677]

@@joeclark2201 you stole superman’s name and put it at the end of yours

[@joeclark2201]

@@bottlewaddle6677 superman put my name at the front of his

[@zaid22287]

best pundit around

[@nomadlufc6996]

Just getting stuck into this. Everyone talks about Stevie G regarding the 2005 final, but if you rewatch it, Carragher was incredible in that second half and kept Liverpool in the game. Top footballer, solid pundit, and seems like a decent fella.

[@Ipdex]

Who gobs on a young girl from the safety of his car. A decent fella? You're a mug mate.

[@jrn2121]

He was heroic.

[@SW-fn7cl]

Brilliant v Chelsea and Juve as well 👍

[@victorian-dad]

Who spits at children? Horrible person!

[@victorian-dad]

Just no!

[@heidimwilliams]

I am a football fan. So really enjoyed this episode. Also very clear that Steve has guest from all walks of life and there is a lesson to be learnt in every story. Its why the podcast does so well. Diversity.Not every episode is for everybody but its why the audience is so wide. There is episodes I thought id have no interest in and they are up there with some of my favourites. I give every episode a watch and always take away at least 1 gem.

[@charmianb11220]

Perfectly articulated and my experience has been the same. It's been the guests that at first thought I felt I wouldn't enjoy were some of my most enjoyable episodes and gave me some serious 'food 4 thought' 💯👏🏽🙌🏽

[@PluckyUnderdog]

He was such a single minded, focused individual. There's something to be admired in a human being that has that level of determination and sheer will to push himself as far as possible.

[@victorian-dad]

You mean simple -minded?

[@victorian-dad]

And plenty to be detested too!

[@victorian-dad]

World class spittle too!

[@victorian-dad]

Mickey Mousers: outraged by everything; embarrassed by nothing!

[@iReMiiXzZx]

Hope people see this side to him and like him don't judge him by his past he's such an honest bloke a true leader in that Liverpool team at that time and wears his heart on his sleeve! Thank you for this

[@johndavies1504]

Liverpool fan here, thanks for this episode. We loved how much he cared during his playing days. Brilliant player who extracted ever last once our of his ability. Carra I hope your able to go easier on yourself these days mate. Keep speaking common sense on sky sports.

[@Thai.Farang]

I've followed Carra all over Europe right throughout his career. The many, many moments that he gave us will live with us forever. None more so than Istanbul. He'll always be loved at Liverpool, where his name will forever be remembered.

[@timmygates8859]

Didn’t know this was coming so this has been a fantastic start to the day. I’ve been playing football a few divisions about my ability for years now and always use Jamie as a role mode of how attitude, leadership and mentality can massively bridge the gap between raw talent.

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

Thank you 🙏🏽 ❤️

[@Ipdex]

Yet he gobs on a young girl from the safety of his own car. Go figure..

[@hprice790]

This is possibly 1 ov the most gripping podcasts ive ever listened to absolutely amazin

[@shaneconaty9339]

I'm a Man Utd fan but Carragher's had a great career and is a very good pundit. Thanks for this episode

[@iwishicouldsaveyou3954]

From a Liverpool fan to a United fan. Seasonal Greetings to you!

[@oioi5794]

Spits on kids tho

[@ss-ks6pk]

Same

[@shaneconaty9339]

@@iwishicouldsaveyou3954 same to you mate

[@rt0935]

Yeah, so good he was all year disrespecting Real Madrid and saying with his usual British arrogance that they had absolutely no chance of winning the Champions League 😂😂😂

[@Stepea-vg4zk]

Brilliant pod. Cara was a great defender and will always be Liverpool legend. Knew his limits in terms of his abilities but didn’t allow that to stop him being a match winner and leader!

[@craig-grimes]

Jamie Carragher didn't have the best ability, but his determination and drive is the very heart of his success, loved listening to this - thanks!

[@andrewpaton2683]

Theres a huge compliment paid to jamie carragher by the people that matter,supporters,it was his own fans who sung we all dream of a team of carraghers,for me thats the biggest compliment i,ve heard in my 56 yrs watching fitba anywhere .

[@1995davidg]

Love how something so serious can be seen as just a flash in the pan and moved on. This is something a lot of people need to do to move forward. There will always be road bumps on your journey, just about getting over them and moving past the next one

[@ThePBWay]

We Liverpool fans always wished of a team of Jamie Carragher because of his commitment and drive for our club. But I never new he would be suffering after a bad game as much as he did. So I take this moment to thank you once again for what you did and continue to do for LFC and the community

[@adhdave]

Aye but come on that team would have scored about 1 goal every 8 seasons but conceded 5x as many own goals in that time lol

[@Timaldo8]

What a fantastic chat this was. Jamie so honest straight talking, heartfelt and down to earth. Steven as always the best interviewer out there.

[@johndewhirst8761]

Skipped to the Liverpool part and the interviewer butchered the pronunciation of the managers named and then said he started managing in 1986 rather than 1998 lol. Not the best interviewer. Should do his research first.

[@Jay-kk1ee]

I watched Carras whole career, he was immense! I think he puts himself down and i think if he was there the year we slipped we might have won the league! Great player - world class for his job as a dogged stopper at the back! Unreal 💪

[@andrewalker7676]

He spits at children And u rate this man

[@Sebpz8342]

We all know who slipped..

[@fugazi5926]

My thoughts exactly regarding that season

[@kopthelotklopp1523]

My grandparents are from bootle and knew Jamies grandparents. Jamie's grandparents lived in maghull and my grandad used to give them a lift to a pensioners club. Every week his grandad would bang on about how 'our jamie' he's going to play for England, he's going to play for Liverpool. My grandad wasn't having it as he'd heard it all before and all parents and grandparents think their kids are going to do great things. Anyway my granddad had a season ticket from the 1930s and a few years after meeting Jamie's family members he was there to see him score on his debut against Aston Villa. Much to the delight of my old grandad 😃

[@TheLuigi69]

Lovely story 🙏🏻

[@robertbullick3636]

One of my all time favourite LFC players. I even gave my son Jamie as his middle name. Mr Liverpool.

[@victorian-dad]

Yes, he sums up Mickey Mousers perfectly!

[@soullegend1700]

I've watched many a great interviews on this channel..across an unimaginable spectrum.. But this was like a roller coaster.. Jamie Carragher speak passion, emotion..you almost feel his euphoria or anxiety as he relives his experiences .Respect Mr Carragher and Well done D.O.A CEO

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

Thank you!

[@outlawbogz]

Carra was always my fav liverpool player growing up, even with Gerrard there. You never doubted his attitude, never doubted his commitment. Gave everything on the pitch. Always remember the cramp in both legs in extra time of the 2005 CL final. Had the pleasure to meet him a few times. Top lad.

[@howwwwwyyyyy]

If he'd stayed an extra year we'd have won the league that year,he knows that himself. Everything you want in a footballer, Jamie Carragher

[@Jim-ow3df]

Another great episode, always love listening to Carra talk about his career. The little mention of Bill Beswick brought a smile to my face, I met him when I was about 11 at a football convention type thing and he spoke to me and my parents for a good while after a talk he did on determination and motivation. Really recommend looking him up.

[@annfl07]

I got here by searching Carragher in an interview just to listen to his accent ❤❤ x from Argentina.

[@aisha4674]

Every football Mum needs to watch this. Only half way through and this is amazing

[@gameram6382]

Utd fan here, so much respect for him. Watch him for years vs utd. Hes my favourite pundit. Amazing mindset.

[@WiliamXIII]

Fascinating listen - my little girl was also born with gastroschisis and rushed to Alder Hey hospital where she received the most amazing care from the ward. She is 12 now and lives a healthy happy life - but even at the time there was a lot of trepidation from doctors and talk of aborting the pregnancy. Great listen and I will forward to my daughter to listen... small world!

[@BaluRamsha]

Jamie, my week/weekend is somewhat gone when Liverpool lose and cant wait for the next game to put it behind. So i completely feel ya when you saw you cant get it out ya head , when you had a bad game. Living and breathing football (or whatever else you are passionate about) does that to you. Hope our paths cross one day! Steven thanks for bringing us this.

[@harrybutler12-e5k]

without him sky would be dead. his commentary is class. i never watch post match stuff but when hes on it i watch

[@902musicgroup]

Another great episode Steven, great range of guests recently. As a cricket fan I would love to see someone like Kevin Pietersen sitting in that seat, I imagine he would have a lot to say!

[@Gazzi79]

Cricket? Holy moly!

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

Appreciate it mate

[@Airyed]

@@TheDiaryOfACEO if you ever do have Kevin on please bring up the bullying in the dressing room and mention people like Carberry supporting kp on that issue

[@cartmanofsp]

One of my favourite players growing up. When he retired and I'd watch Liverpool I always missed hearing him scream and shout at players on the tele

[@Sami_Calypso]

What a brilliant podcast! I’m a Liverpool fan and Carra embodies the values of our club to a tee; great to listen to him in depth. Steven Gerrard next???

[@matthewdoyle3877]

And spits at kids

[@georgisaksson7500]

ty very much for the show, very glad, since I am a LFC fan, how many Liverpool players you have had on your show :) pls keep up the good work :) happy holidays and gl in the future :)

[@lisaflanagan3185]

@ 55:35 Steven “what is that?” Jamie “hmm I don’t know”…It’s energy! You can feel it but you can’t see it. As an energy healer/ spiritual success coach and Liverpool fan born and bred here, I know energy, everything is energy and Liverpool as a city and a club have a special energy that can’t be seen only felt! I’ve felt it from such a young age and Jamie is spot on in describing how it can be felt in the pitch and around the stadium etc

[@jondoegerrard67]

Thank you for this interview as a Liverpool fan its great here about what great players and pundits think about and what drives them.

[@stevieg9427]

Liverpool loves ya Jamie. Absolute legend. Thanks for everything ❤ Also weird anytime anyone mentions not understanding our accent lol

[@sagan666]

Fair play Carra. Always good to talk, even on tough moments from the past. United fan.

[@ChuckyScarlett9303]

Hey brother, I've watched a few of your podcasts now, I think that they're amazing. Keep up the good work. It's inspirational

[@teresaebbs909]

Watched him on Gogglebox Don't even like football But can't stop watching your podcast your calm and relaxing in this mad world 💥💥 Hope you and yours have a great Christmas 🎄

[@jacksimpson5947]

"Some people believe football is a matter of life and death, I am very disappointed with that attitude. I can assure you it is much, much more important than that"-Brilliant Bill Shankly.

[@paulaldridge70]

Great podcast with some amazing guests. Really good to hear them opening up. Makes them more human

[@AllanScott28]

Go on Jamie's Mum ♥️ I also had this Jamie. My mother was told the same, but my mum kept saying to the head nurse. "no, I can feel him kicking" Also by mistake, whilst in the womb one of the operators sliced my leg. Being born with a scar was pretty unique 🤣 Not only that, I coached Football Professional for girls and boys - Grass Roots. It's like the world needed something & worked its ripples in mysterious ways. ♥️

[@carlogambiino]

Fantastic episode once again. You and your team have smashed it once again. Keep them coming. All the best!

[@rifhudaverdi]

Yet another gem to add to the ever growing archive of treasure. Head and shoulders above any podcast. Thanks Stephen🙏💯

[@tammykudratt973]

One of the best. Miss seeing him play and in my book a legend of our club. Great interview Stephen! You always smash it!

[@bradd2k2]

My cousin played against carragher son for cardiff and he said he was levels above everyone else absolutely brilliant this was about 10 years ago now when they was kids so I been keeping an eye out on him to see how he progresses

[@victorian-dad]

Not so well 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@bradd2k2]

@@victorian-dad 🤣🤣🤣

[@mpat01]

Carra is such a deep thinker. Best pundit around and was his best decision, not going into management. Too intense a person.

[@victorian-dad]

And would have been CRAP!

[@MarkRobbo23]

@@victorian-dadI’ve herd of you also! Nob

[@oliverbooth2363]

I could listen to Carragher talk about football forever

[@hilary729]

I think pretty soon your channel’s going to reach 100% And very well deserved. 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

thank you Hilary!

[@fadifarhat-mufu5686]

Brilliant show as usual. To answer Jamie's question about whether you can be described as patriotic towards your own city, you cannot. Patriotic derives from the Latin root word for 'father'. It is a love for the fatherland (meaning one's country). English lacks a word for love toward's one's city or hometown or home region. The Italians do have a word for love/pride towards one's hometown. They call it "campanilisimo".

[@canonogic]

My absolute favourite footballer of all time, one of the reasons why i fell in love with the sport and the art of defending as a whole

[@matthewdoyle3877]

And spits at kids

[@George-du9bf]

Of all the glorious footballers to have ever graced the game and Carragher's your favourite of all time 🤣

[@canonogic]

@@George-du9bf dude i know he ain't the greatest or even the most talented, but how many of these top players of all time have done anything for the team I support (LFC obviously). For the record, the other players who made me love footy were Maldini/Lucio/R9/Ronaldinho/Carra/Owen(fml) and then obviously Gerrard (but more later on)

[@abduraxmaan450]

of all the players thats who you liked lmaoooo

[@howwwwwyyyyy]

​@@George-du9bftotally understand him,he gave heart and soul to the club,if he'd been with us in 2014 we'd have walked the league, Steve Gerrard wouldn't have been the same player without his presence

[@eamonncarmel99]

Always liked Carragher as a player/pundit coming from a Liverpool fan. He spoke really well here. At the end he is a asked a question about does an uncomfortable situation bring out the best or worst in you? Now he spoke a lot to be fair about loosing and moments of when he lost and felt really down. So when answering this question he says that it brings out the best in him. He goes on to give an example and talks about compartmentalising and at around 1.33.35 if you pick up from there at 1.33.39 he says ''car'' just before the word 2compartmentalise. He is trying to find the word but uses a different word revealing a subconscious feeling..this is a classic Freudian slip. When he spat at that girl brought out the worst in him. I think thats his biggest regret because that could have been a career killer and he was lucky to come back from that. Most people don't bring up the ''Car'' incident. Anyway it's probably better not to because he still gets emotional about certain moments in his career that didn't go well and how he would over think things and struggle so that moment could have maybe made him feel like he should quit as a pundit. thankfully he didn't because I think he is really good on sky and Gary Neville is great but is starting to get on people's nerves a little bit. Carra was a great player, is a great pundit and all the best to him in the future..

[@cleopasmunemo7942]

59:55 It has been a year since your comments on Ronaldo, and I knew I would come back to this someday. Well, Ten Hag has been fired. He failed to manage a professional of Ronaldo's caliber, and it was clear that Ten Hag’s man-management skills were lacking-that was the beginning of his failures at Manchester United. His achievements since have been minimal. I would even argue that he hindered some players' development, causing their progress to stall. I could see players like Rashford, Sancho, and other young talents struggling under him. Great coaches prove themselves by managing top players successfully; every manager who has achieved lasting success has done so while working with elite players.

[@whoishe2552]

A credit to our city Jamie I’m a blue but can’t say anything bad about you top man and great player PROPPER SCOUSER 💪💪💪

[@upper9052]

Will always tune in to the podcast, when there is a footballer, I’m watching it at least twice 😅

[@jamesjames5896]

well done steven on a great podcast. Carragher wouldnt have been the player he was without that mentality of being so hard on himself. Probably why he hasnt gone into management. Thanks for your self sacrifice cara ❤

[@theonlyatubaintown4197]

Awesome podcast, really good to hear about Carra and his mentality. Brilliant player, dont make them like this very much now. Proper gentleman

[@anthonycooper7095]

This diary of a ceo has come along way from the early days steven. Well done I’m loving this new content!

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

been wild.. credit to the massive team behind the scenes

[@JaneKellie-uh3mo]

I love Jamie Carragher's Openess. Youre A Good Man Off and On the pitch !. Top Respect To You . * We Are Anfield * - * You'll Never Walk Alone *

[@sunnyadams5842]

Aside from a bazillion other thoughts and questions you guys inspired by this super conversation, one stands out: "From those to whom much is given, Much us Expected" This conversation has alot to do with the price of excellence. Not everything, but alot. Thanks You Two

[@smokey4395]

Love how passionate carra is every time he talks about winning he clenches his fists like he’s ready to go

[@NashPotatoesOutdoorShow]

Yo Steven! I've got an idea for you. The question at the end that's left by the previous guest...it would be cool if you could record them asking that question. That way, we can actually see who the question is coming from. Keep up the good work!

[@laughinboii]

Fantastic episode. As a LFC fan it’s good to hear what makes / made Jamie Carragher tick

[@thomassisson1107]

I think this interview is the best you have done Steven. Really down to earth

[@cg1able]

I have to say that I thoroughly enjoyed this interview with Jamie

[@ianbur123]

Quality content. I would like to see Simon Jordan on your podcast, his mental insight would be fascinating to listen about.

[@craigchristian344]

It's all dollars for doughnuts

[@blazzz13]

Great episode as a Reds fan! Thank you. 31:55 The one thing I have learned is that everyone has a breaking point, however mentally strong you are. The very best make sure they have a plan for when they get to that point and how they will sort out their mental health when they end up at shit's creek without a paddle.

[@CharlieRunning1992]

I love his honestly - Nothing fake about him at all - Great listen

[@tomjenkins1989]

I love this interviewer! Very intelligent, genuinely interested and some great questions. Keep up the good work!

[@madbenbro]

This channel is just getting better and better. Thank you for this episode !

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

🙏

[@danmcmenamin6983]

THE BEST TRURE AMAZING PODCAST.❤❤❤❤❤ TWO LEGENDS. HONESNT. LOVE THIS THANKS HAPPY SUNDAY.

[@nas77777]

We all dream of a team of Carraghers ! Legend. YNWA

[@alette7]

No chance to win.. Your team would score only own goals 🙈

[@johnlfc1983]

Excellent interview as always. Love Carra! Liverpool legend!

[@dazlad926]

Only just came across your channel. Really enjoy these interviews. Just Subbed!. All the best!

[@markymark1940]

This is on another level !! This channel is going to the top Mr Bartlett. Got my diary on order eagerly waiting on its arrival in the post office 👌

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

Thanks Mark!

[@howwwwwyyyyy]

He's so right when he refers to mentality being so important and trying to get that through to his son, Perfect example,Maradona,they broke his legs twice in Spain when he was still young and could easily have gone under because of that, and although everyone knew he was a great player it took his own personal belief and character/strength for him to come back and achieve what he did after that shows the difference between a great player and a player even more than that and remembered as possibly greatest ever

[@tommydowling9]

The reason we all dream of a team of Carraghers was never about "ability" although he had it in abundance, but this... all of this. You win everything with a full team of "this".

[@victorian-dad]

You mean nightmare, right?

[@howwwyyy29]

This is why he's a Liverpool legend and why they made the song-"We all dream of a team of carraghers"-I'd Imagine that people like Phil Thompson,Terry mac,Sreve g etc are the same. See some of the challenges he made and you know how committed he was.

[@nirenshah7386]

Respect to Carra. Great pundit and a top man !!!!!

[@thefountainhead6175]

Yep, respect Mr Carragher...

[@tobywoolgar9517]

Top man really! He spat in a young girls face!

[@thefountainhead6175]

@Niren Shah 👍

[@thefountainhead6175]

@@tobywoolgar9517 & the willow tree! Said , din't weep for me...

[@phillipmills264]

Admired JC`s sincerity and football knowledge. I would have paid for ringside seats to see Steven interview Brian Clough. The next best thing must be Roy Keane.

[@johnjonesToffeeman]

In my experience a great manager is somebody who you look up to like admire and most of all your manager is loved and respected by your rivals,you are proud of him.A great manager alway has a group of disciples who love and respect him protect him.A good manager hires experts in areas he is not good in and of course charisma

[@poppirichardson3142]

i bumped into jamie in adventureland new brightonxx and id been up all night 🫣are you jamie carragher, liverpool legend? xxxxxxxx 😂😂❤❤love him ❤

[@danieladams9950]

This video flew by... Jamie's honestly shines through.

[@donnaholdcroft540]

I have really enjoyed this podcast - such a passionate, honest and focussed man ❤️

[@seedheechhaatee3891]

Miss those days of football. Passionate and very professional man. Stevie G is the reason I watch football nowadays. Listening to Carra brings me back to those days. Amazing interview. What an amazing character Carra...it wasn't easy for a man in his position as a center back, his height, etc.

[@micksumo]

You can tell his passion and intensity even in his body language... with stevie g mr liverpool for my generation

[@strongboy7289]

His condition that he had as a baby was the same as my son. Its more common than you think being 1 in 5000. I couldn't be in the delivery room for his birth but i was glad he could be operated on and lead a healthy life.

[@victorian-dad]

Glad your son is ok. Had a mate from Kirkby, been there many times. I'm a Cockney and proud of it! People from outside London ignorantly call all Londoners Cockneys! They're so NOT!

[@davidquirke4269]

Brilliant honest conversation, very open, Carragher so modest. Apart from Terry best English defender.

[@howwwwwyyyyy]

One reminds me of the other,both fully committed.

[@alanm1894]

What a wonderful interview. Carra was very engaging and honest.

[@sandrahughes8645]

Great interview… or rather allowing space. Fine line. Well done ! ❤

[@fastacelzapacescu5445]

There will never be another Jamie Carragher!

[@sandrahughes8645]

Really enjoyed this. Seems really honest and relatable to any career.

[@xxliverimp2798]

Ahhh this is boss .. a used to live in bootle by Riley’s .. Jamie has never changed .. that drive is something that’s bred in … ya either win or lose … it’s your choice .. boss interview 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 well in Jamie 👍🏻

[@STEPPER9]

A question I would have liked to ask is “Do you think it would be right for other players in the England team to have a go at you or dig you out about not being fully committed to giving your all for England in the same way that you and Steven Gerrard did to players at Liverpool?” I would really liked to have seen his response to that question

[@leemcclennan1118]

Just found this channel.... awesome mate and subscribed 👊🏻😎👍🏻

[@alanm1894]

Fantastic to see and hear Carra talking so openly and honestly.

[@howwwwwyyyyy]

He'd have been a great Liverpool manager,but I'd seriously worry for his health, Bill Shanklys famous saying about life and death is a description of Jamie,one of our greatest players and very underrated

[@iamspart81]

Love the podcast. Hate the Huel ads.

[@diegobarreto8662]

amaaazing.... best pod cast... wow very intelligent..."i would say romantc I would say affectionate. Is that different?" LMAO. TOP

[@SurprisedAnacondaSnake-rh1qt]

I've been a Liverpool fan since 1958, but on occasions you let yourself down Jamie.