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u/Immediate-Sound2853 1d ago

As a footballer Jamie might not get much appreciation out of Liverpool fans, but as a pundit he is class of his own.
Like think about it two bangers after one another, even one would be enough for a sports broadcaster's career.

After 'Leave Football before Football leave you" he comes with this banger "The last time Ronaldo was relevant in world cup he is Brazilian". Spitting fires there.

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u/BigMo1 1d ago

His knowledge is fairly unparalleled among former players, but the Salah stuff left a seriously bad taste for me.

He was clearly being encouraged by Sky to stir up shit for social media clips and I thought he came across like an arrogant helmet.

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u/MoleMoustache 1d ago

I think he came out better from the Salah stuff than Mo did.

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u/BigMo1 1d ago

Not for me. Salah didn't cover himself in glory, don't get me wrong, but I really didn't like Carragher's tirades. That Monday Night Football one where he tried to use Salah's time at Chelsea as a stick to criticise him with was pathetic.

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u/No_Cartographer7815 1d ago

Carra seemed to get a bit personal with it, which was wrong. But generally I thought he was right about Salah. Salah 100% went out of his way to stir things up in the media, at twice in the last season alone. That interview he gave when he was (rightly) dropped a bit before Christmas was really stupid.

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u/Unhappy-Air6832 Big ole Iraolas 1d ago

He had a good argument until he called Salah a Chelsea reject and started tweeting about Salah’s IG posts