Of course, I’ve no issue with someone laying down a marker in training but he says himself he set out to do him. A 50/50 merely facilitated what he was intent on doing anyway judging by the tone of the passage. He’s a knuckledragging cunt to be honest.
Rigobert Song soon learned not to knock Liverpool team mate Jamie Carragher
By Jamie Carragher 3/09/2008
After I established myself at right-back, our African defender Rigobert Song found himself out of the team and our previously healthy relationship instantly deteriorated.
One morning in training he was told I’d been called into the England squad after performing well at full-back.
There was a look of astonishment on Song’s face - a bit like the one we used to give him when he claimed he was only 21.
He might as well have blurted out he thought I wasn’t good enough for international football.
He strolled off to his French speaking friends and began talking to them. I could see him pointing towards me while everyone was grinning. It was clear what he was saying and the rage inside me simmered.
Later, Song walked on to the training pitch with a smile on his face. He was limping off it with a grimace an hour later. The first chance I got, I did him. Never have I hunted down a 50-50 tackle with greater appetite.
“You’re not f***ing laughing now are you, you soft twat?” I said as he hobbled away.
Did I care he had a knock? No way. I don’t remember him or anyone else in the squad for that matter trying to take the piss out of my ability again.
When has Carragher let his views on immagration be known and what are they?
Here the argument sometimes that Liverpool and Manchester people don’t follow England but when England played there they got good crowds there in comparison to crowds they get in London. Also the same sort of Yobs seem to follow England and these clubs. All in all they are immersed in the English culture and to pretend otherwise is silly.
‘I’ve got two brothers who find it hard to work in Liverpool in this Capital of Culture year. One of the reasons is we’ve made it too easy for foreigners to come here and take the jobs.’
Number of foreigners for whom Liverpool Football Club have made it easy to get work as first-team footballers: 44.
‘If Torres laughed at Carragher’s ability and ‘Carra’ went and ‘did him’* then would you be full of plaudits for him?’
Doing someone in football terms has always been to set out to injure somebody, not merely go in hard to win a tackle. To deliberately injure a team-mate shows me that this lad’s a cunt.
Yeah. Something tells me that Torres wouldn’t do something like that and if Carragher went to do him he would react with a playful slap in the face like he did to John Terry in the Champions League semi when Terry kneed him when he was on the ground. The cunt.
I was going to bring up this argument earlier but was too lazy to type it. If he did it to Gerrard/Torress etc there would be uproar. I’m a L’pool supporter and love carra but what he did was out of order. Regardless of how good or bad the player was, or if he supposedly laughed at you, you dont do a team mate. If he was a man he would have approached him one and one then sorted it, not a sneaky tackle on the training ground.
Post #44 Farmer. I’d be interested in an answer from you to this question please.
Basically, if Carragher injured Torres because of a perceived show of disrespect from the latter to the former, then would you give Carragher similar praise and defend him as you are for ‘doing’ Rigobert Song?
So any time players from a team have an argument or disagreement, you think they should go out to deliberately and seriously injure each other in training at the next available opportunity.