@@Ghost-tx4fthe’s played well over 1000 games in his life time and watched even more, and he remembers the scores and goal scorers for most of the games. i barely remember last season.
Have to rate this guys honesty. Voted Liverpool’s best player 05 and 07 in the PFA team of the year in 06 and he can still be honest enough to say I wouldn’t have picked myself over Rio or Terry. May have not been the best ability wise but what he did for my club makes him a legend all day long.
It's annoying he's treated like some bum. No one has ever said he was mega talented or should be an England starter. But the fact is, it was bloody Rio and Terry preventing him from being an England stalwart. The way people going on about him, he was barely an improvement on Upson and them man.
@@LoCoAde87 i may sound dumb here mate but you agreeing or disagreeing haha? Like I said talent wise he wasn’t the best cb out there but he was a good tackler and for someone with hardly any pace for a cb he would make a stupid amount of last ditch challenges preventing goals but the fact he had those 3 years of consistency and people acknowledging his performances through the season it’s mad how he didn’t get more calls ups or even game time but look he was kept out of the squad by 2 of our best cb’s ever
@@cjsiege6331 He’s agreeing with you mate. I’ve had to stop reading the comments as there are too many goofballs making unfounded remarks. Carra will always be a legend as far as I’m concerned. 🫡
I think he made so many mistakes he cost us so many draws was ok cb but if agger didn't get injured so much he would play over Jamie with big sami @cjsiege6331
I love how they let each other talk and they listen...like Jamie's trophy cabinet hasn't been as big as Scholes, Nev and Keanes but they respect his career and him as a player and were all listening with intent and interest especially Keane and Scholes. Wrighty was superb with the questions and host. I think what you can say about all these lads is they all got the best out of their talent and matched their talent levels with the hard graft their entire careers. Jamie's Ball knowledge is phenomenal. Great episode as usual.
>like Jamie's trophy cabinet hasn't been as big as Scholes, Nev and Keanes but they respect his career and him as a player I think a keen here is that they're all pretty aware that Carragher wasn't riddled with talent like they were (he's admitted as such himself), but the guy left everything on the field and played for the badge and the players out there with him. He is the exact type of player Keane respects more than anything.
I think that mutual respect comes from the shared experience of playing at that time, and all coming up with similar methods of coaching. It's like soldiers sharing war stories; not about the medals or honors, but recalling the time and experience itself.
They respect him because he was a brilliant footballer, a top professional for his football club, and great team mate. Played his eye strings out every match. That's why they respect him. He also loves football.
@@mysportsroundup5387He had Pickford in his team of the season last season and said there points deduction was harsh multiple times. Gary said Liverpool wouldn't be in the top four this season and man United would. He also said man United have a better midfield than Liverpool. How is Carra any more biased than other pundits. Wrote an article saying Gerrard deserved to be sacked at villa whilst ole was defended for years. Souness is way more biased too. Saying that celtic and rangers aren't far apart.
Carra's knowledge and memory are unmatched, remembering every detail, goal and player from 30+ years ago is insane. Very honest and humble as well. Top interview 👍
Jamies. Memory is amazing. I know he’s. Not. Old as such. I’m. 78. Can’t always. remember what day it is. Hope he keeps it fresh. I’ve always loved. Liverpool. I’ve. Always. Supported. Sunderland 🔴⚪️🔴⚪️⚽️⚽️⚽️
737 Liverpool games, besides not winning the league, won every cup he played for including champions league and uefa cup, played in a world cup and the euros and he just thinks of himself as any normal guy in the street, no arrogance, just down to earth
@@konnen4518 yeah when you have a stacked team it's pretty obvious. Liverpool teams before klopp always struggled because we always had to sell to buy someone. You can never make a good team on this. You can keep the banter to yourself. Keane scholes or Neville you keep any of them in those Liverpool squads and they won't win aswell. Know the full context before you comment
@@nilbachkani447always had to sell to buy someone 😂😂 yeah that’s why. United won everything with kids, Liverpool had kids too like gerrard and carra but they weren’t on same level as becks, Neville, butt etc. so stop blaming it on selling players. No one ever wanted to buy Liverpool players anyway, so we know your lying 😂😂😂 Liverpool we’re just rubbish
I think being a pundit has been a proper therapy for him. Especially working with people like Micah and Wrighty. I know he played up the grumpy old man for a while before then, but you could see that he just was so angry and bitter and annoyed at the world as a player, as a manger, and his post career for a long time. He’s still got a bit of that in him at his core, but he is so so much more mellow and able to laugh now. I really think his views on life and feelings have changed since doing it and it’s not just for camera.
One of the best episodes I’ve watched from the entire series, whole thing felt like it was finished in about 15 minutes and I’ve been sitting here over an hour, nice one lads 👍
My favourite pundit by far. Speaks so well, recalls every story like it was yesterday, so much charisma and most importantly analyses the game so so well. He’s had an amazing playing career but I think his post football career might surpass it for me 👏🏾
I would have you had committed to the crazy house lol. Like, think about it. 20 (or was it 21?) years ago was the Neville screaming at travelling KOP in OT pointing at his badge.
This is the best “sports show” of all time. They don’t show a football being kicked but listening to them talk is entertainment enough. Love him or hate him, Carra was a great interviewee.
@@steve19721You're the type to say this every single time some one praised Carea's knowledge. It is well known in Liverpool circles for 20 years at least in regards to the fans, the man is encyclopaedia on football. But keep going off anyway.
I could listen to Jamie talk about football for hours. He’s so knowledgeable and is honest about his faults and his best qualities. It’s a great episode.
I've taken a long time to warm to Carragher but Stick to Football has really made me appreciate his knowledge and talent. He's got a cheeky sense of humour aswell which I think gets lost a bit sometimes.
I'm 34 from Liverpool played center back as a kid so I idolised carra, read his autobiography when I was around 18/19, this was like flicking through it again. Great player doesn't get the respect he deserves from fans now(except Liverpool). To be no4 behind rio, sol and Terry is nothing to be laughed at.
Exactly the same age and read his book around the same time too haha. Quite surprised he didn’t bring the story up about when he walked into that Everton pub (can’t remember the name) and they all laughed at him after a bad result or something like that. I’m pretty sure in the book he said that was the day he realised he was done with Everton.
roy keane was in shock when he heard the striker thing...he was like what thing made you better than other kids...where you bigger, faster...he couldn't wrap his head around it 🤣🤣🤣
It does seem weird now, but you only become a top level professional if you’re extremely good at football. And most good footballers want to be more attacking players when young, so they are as they’re better than the other kids in their teams. It’s when they go to a higher level they are moved to other positions as there tends to be better wingers/strikers etc at those better clubs/academies.
@@daviebananas1735 Yes, I think the average punter fails to realise how technically good professional centre backs are. If they played in your average five-a-side-kickabout they would look like Messi playing against cones.
Off all the Liverpool players I have seen since the 60s not sure I know of a more passionate player/supporter than him that can sit down with a bunch of x Man United players and an Arsenal legend and be honest and open about his career, it’s highs and its lows in such a humble self a-facing way but get them all to listen and be so respectful I’m a Man United supporter and have been all my life , I hated him as a player , but what a man , Liverpool should be very proud of him , if he was an x United player I know I would be
I feel so depressed about everything in life and is having mood swings in everg 3/4 days. This show brings joy to me… god bless u alll… dont stop this guys.
He’s such a good pundit. His freakish memory and football knowledge understand the responsibility to the viewers listening. We’re lucky as fans to have him
I remember buying Carraghers autobiography for my dad. I asked my dad a week later,' did you enjoy the book , dad? Dad's response was, "No, it was too much about himself 😅
Another great episode.. Carra, absolute die hard, legendary player for L.F.C.. great pundit and his knowledge of the game is so on point! "Did I ever tell you I scored against Buffon" 😂
@scottaubrey8392 Apart from important things. Wow he can remember his hobby lol....I think someone is self conscious about his lack of overall intelligence compared to the likes of GaryNeville (and lack of footballing success) and less well spoken etc.. that they have to talk about his memory to justify why he's on the show with them.
What a Legend! Love Carra. I am forever in debt for his performance in the 05 CL final. Unbelievable! Please can we get Stevie G on here when he's in the UK.
Really enjoyed learning about Carra more there. Even more respect for him now. He does a cracking job with everything he does in punditry on here, definitely done himself and his family proud 👏
Can understand why Carra irks people. But there is no doubting his knowledge, honesty, and the validity of what he says. Like or not, he was a very good player (better than he gives himself credit for actually) and had a fantastic career. Great to hear about it.
What an episode, Absolutely brilliant. Carra’s memory and knowledge of football is second to none. And the fact that he is so humble, don’t ever change Jamie 👌
Carra's knowledge on the game is really good and hes a great pundit. What impresses me even more is how good his memory is going back decades to his youth days. Sharp mind.
@@FootkerSnooball Good. If he's a savant in his field and has that much knowledge on the game he was brought up on all throughout his life then it's good for him.
Scholes is a great addition to this. Doesn't say much, but asks very good questions when he does talk. And says absolute gold when he talks as well. Hopefully he'll be on this more 🙂🙂🙂
Worth their weight in gold these podcasts. Always insightful, interesting, engaging, but for me I just love the banter and chemistry that runs brilliantly through them all. Just class.
Carra a legend! Remember his debut goal at villa.... on teletext 😂 wow those were the days! Great servant of the club! Thank u for your story, journey and commitment to LFC. Great content again from the overlap team! Keep it coming❤
Carra being very humble throughout this episode on his own ability. Countless games he was vital for Liverpool. Obviously the one’s that stick out was how good he did in the big games in Europe and the Barcelona game I remember where we got run into the ground and was cramping up etc etc and he was unbelievable and obviously how good he was in Istanbul 2005.
The show that just keeps giving.. Not only did you bring us joy in your playing says but you are still doing it to this day.. Like most United fans I have loved the rivalry between us, Arsenal and Liverpool over the years but the insight you guys give us of not just the sport but your own personal journeys should be commended and applauded... It's not just the joy it brings us fans but the insight it gives to the younger generations as they are beginning their own life journey.. Well done lads..!!
I will never forget Carra's last game, when he carried the ball through the whole pitch and launched a screamer hitting the post ! that would've been a perfect farewell but bro wasn't lucky
I enjoy hearing the stories and what carragher has to say. He always answers what questions he has been asked and I've never seen him try to dodge a question .love the podcast lad's and Scholes is a great addition to the podcast.
Love how all the lads played for rival teams back in the day but set up the question for carra to hit back at the haters about his own goals! then they all react by banging on the table and cheering him on!! Love to see it
I used to LOVE Wrighty's talk show. He was a great host. I remember thinking he'd be the next Jonathan Ross. One interview with Will Smith really stuck with me. I remember Wrighty said to him "you are a shining light brother". Such positive vibes with Wrighty 💖
The most eye-opening thing that Jamie said in this was that Liverpool only lost 4 games in one season and finished second and only lost 2 in another. 6 loses in 2 seasons and not won the league in either just shows how good the Premier League was
finally!!! i mean we all joke about how average carra was, but 700+ plus games for liverpool, back up for terry or rio in england, come on he couldnt that bad
I don't think I'll ever be able to like Carra, but i respect his football knowledge, knows his stuff - can go back decades and have little details, impressive
Hi lads, I love the show. Just on a more serious note, can you tell Roy to make sure he checks out that little mark on the skin on his left temple (see 31:55). Hopefully he has and it’s nothing but just to be sure to be sure.. Again, love the show, keep it up 👏
Carra is so much fun to listen. He tells great stories, asks the right questions, great memory and very honest about his opinions, his career and other’s.
Roy was & always will be my idol when it comes to football, but when it comes to his mates off the pitch he can spin any negative to a positive & boost them up
That was honestly a great watch, you can see the respect keane and scholes have for carragher even though he hasn't won half the amount of titles than them,, respect 💯
Really interesting watch/listen. Great that they just listen to each other and take proper interest. Mad how Jamie was a striker breaking all the records as a kid, and ended up playing at the back - just shows the levels!
Really enjoyed this episode with Jamie .. all the insight into the back room staff at Liverpool and his memory for the fine details dates and matches he’s played is exceptional.. well done lad !! And I’m a gooner .. 😄
That 2005 Milan team had Dida in goal, a backline of Cafu, Maldini, Stam and Nesta. A midfield of Pirlo, Seedorf and Gattuso. Up top they had Crespo and Shevchenko with Kaka in 10. Ancelotti on the touchline. That was like fantasy football come alive, a Galactico team in every sense....and Liverpool won. My club won. I'll never forget that night. It was a miracle indeed. 🥹🥲
@@alansouthall8221 Wouldn't say the worst team but definitely some of the weakest players to win the CL. They would just never let themselves get embarrassed by anyone and would always think they could win no matter the odds. Reminds me of Leicester winning the Prem, not great individuals, a few good players, but as a team they just wouldn't stop for each other.
Henchoz and Hypia were two towers at the back. Brilliant in the 00-02 period together, before Henchoz age and injuries caught up. Hypia himself was then and still is incredibly underrated by non-Liverpool fans.
Roy gazes across listening like a psychologist hehe, carra is like an oracle pulling out the stories and the mindset around them... cool episode, always nice to hear the mental jouneys these gentlemen have walked in world not many get the opportunity
Carragher is so humble about his career.he wasn’t top top class but he was a hustler. I watched him since 2001ish and there a reason he had a banner in the crowd saying “23 carra gold”
Who makes YOUR all-time Liverpool XI? 🤔
Kenny Dalglish. Phil Neal. Hansen. Ray Clemence. Souness. Start there.
Few definite.
Alisson, Hansen, Gerrard, Barnes,Suares.Carra but at right back.
Allison
Trent van dyk Stevie nickle Robertson
Gerrad fabinho daglish
Salah rush owen
Alison
Trent. Vvd. Hypia. Robbo
Fabhino
Salah. Barnes
Gerrard
Suarez. Owen
Clemence , Trent , Alan Kennedy , Hanson , Lawrenson, Gerrard ,Souness , Terry McDermott, Ray Kennedy , Dalglish , Rush
Cara’s memory is unbelievable, he remembers youth game scores 😳
That's why I like listening to him. You can tell he's obsessed with the game, but in a healthy way
Yeah he'd be great at sports quiz.
because he was there. i can remember what i got for Christmas at the age of 6, doesn't mean i have superior knowledge of anything,
@@Ghost-tx4ftbro. He remembers scores from cup finals he didn’t play in 30 years ago. Jamie’s ball knowledge is 1000/10
@@Ghost-tx4fthe’s played well over 1000 games in his life time and watched even more, and he remembers the scores and goal scorers for most of the games. i barely remember last season.
Have to rate this guys honesty. Voted Liverpool’s best player 05 and 07 in the PFA team of the year in 06 and he can still be honest enough to say I wouldn’t have picked myself over Rio or Terry. May have not been the best ability wise but what he did for my club makes him a legend all day long.
It's annoying he's treated like some bum. No one has ever said he was mega talented or should be an England starter. But the fact is, it was bloody Rio and Terry preventing him from being an England stalwart. The way people going on about him, he was barely an improvement on Upson and them man.
@@LoCoAde87 i may sound dumb here mate but you agreeing or disagreeing haha?
Like I said talent wise he wasn’t the best cb out there but he was a good tackler and for someone with hardly any pace for a cb he would make a stupid amount of last ditch challenges preventing goals but the fact he had those 3 years of consistency and people acknowledging his performances through the season it’s mad how he didn’t get more calls ups or even game time but look he was kept out of the squad by 2 of our best cb’s ever
@@cjsiege6331
He’s agreeing with you mate. I’ve had to stop reading the comments as there are too many goofballs making unfounded remarks. Carra will always be a legend as far as I’m concerned. 🫡
@@JAY1892 appreciate that I was baffled for a sec.
I think he made so many mistakes he cost us so many draws was ok cb but if agger didn't get injured so much he would play over Jamie with big sami @cjsiege6331
I love how they let each other talk and they listen...like Jamie's trophy cabinet hasn't been as big as Scholes, Nev and Keanes but they respect his career and him as a player and were all listening with intent and interest especially Keane and Scholes. Wrighty was superb with the questions and host. I think what you can say about all these lads is they all got the best out of their talent and matched their talent levels with the hard graft their entire careers. Jamie's Ball knowledge is phenomenal. Great episode as usual.
>like Jamie's trophy cabinet hasn't been as big as Scholes, Nev and Keanes but they respect his career and him as a player
I think a keen here is that they're all pretty aware that Carragher wasn't riddled with talent like they were (he's admitted as such himself), but the guy left everything on the field and played for the badge and the players out there with him. He is the exact type of player Keane respects more than anything.
I think that mutual respect comes from the shared experience of playing at that time, and all coming up with similar methods of coaching. It's like soldiers sharing war stories; not about the medals or honors, but recalling the time and experience itself.
Yeah your right they way they all listen respectfully and take a genuine interest
Neville's career is the all about the basics and hard work
They respect him because he was a brilliant footballer, a top professional for his football club, and great team mate.
Played his eye strings out every match.
That's why they respect him.
He also loves football.
Jamie is a proper pundit, played at the highest level, won the champions league and his Knowledge is simply unmatched. The man lives for football.
not quite, never won a league
A good pundit wouldn’t be ruled by their bias’. Jamie can’t speak honestly on Liverpool, United or Everton.
@@mysportsroundup5387He had Pickford in his team of the season last season and said there points deduction was harsh multiple times. Gary said Liverpool wouldn't be in the top four this season and man United would. He also said man United have a better midfield than Liverpool. How is Carra any more biased than other pundits. Wrote an article saying Gerrard deserved to be sacked at villa whilst ole was defended for years. Souness is way more biased too. Saying that celtic and rangers aren't far apart.
You’re easily pleased 😂
@@kevinfranco8335still a bin dipper tho
Carra's knowledge and memory are unmatched, remembering every detail, goal and player from 30+ years ago is insane. Very honest and humble as well. Top interview 👍
Agree! His knowledge and recall memory is unreal.
@@farhanhasan2926 Yet he didn't know Adebayor played for Palace 8 years ago the year they got to the FAcup final.
@@FootkerSnooballno one cares about small clubs like palace mate. Sorry 😂
Jamies. Memory is amazing. I know he’s. Not. Old as such. I’m. 78. Can’t always. remember what day it is. Hope he keeps it fresh. I’ve always loved. Liverpool. I’ve. Always. Supported. Sunderland 🔴⚪️🔴⚪️⚽️⚽️⚽️
@@FootkerSnooball erk...I don't remember that!
737 Liverpool games, besides not winning the league, won every cup he played for including champions league and uefa cup, played in a world cup and the euros and he just thinks of himself as any normal guy in the street, no arrogance, just down to earth
Well, his United mates have all those plus 7-8 PL titles 🤡
@@konnen4518 yeah when you have a stacked team it's pretty obvious. Liverpool teams before klopp always struggled because we always had to sell to buy someone. You can never make a good team on this. You can keep the banter to yourself. Keane scholes or Neville you keep any of them in those Liverpool squads and they won't win aswell. Know the full context before you comment
Thats bs we had phil jones in our squad an won it excuses mentality isnt there @nilbachkani447
@@nilbachkani447always had to sell to buy someone 😂😂 yeah that’s why. United won everything with kids, Liverpool had kids too like gerrard and carra but they weren’t on same level as becks, Neville, butt etc. so stop blaming it on selling players. No one ever wanted to buy Liverpool players anyway, so we know your lying 😂😂😂 Liverpool we’re just rubbish
@@Ross-uk4yt Madrid bought Alonso, Barca bought Mascherano. Sir Alex, Mourinho and Ancelotti begged Gerrard to come for years. Talking bum.
Roy Keane is the one of the reason I watch Overlap. He's like my uncle: intimidating on the outside, but a hilarious old man on the inside 😁
I think being a pundit has been a proper therapy for him. Especially working with people like Micah and Wrighty.
I know he played up the grumpy old man for a while before then, but you could see that he just was so angry and bitter and annoyed at the world as a player, as a manger, and his post career for a long time. He’s still got a bit of that in him at his core, but he is so so much more mellow and able to laugh now. I really think his views on life and feelings have changed since doing it and it’s not just for camera.
@@HessenUK absolutely right 😁
That's his job
Keane is the uncle that your parents don't want you hanging out with, and Wright is the uncle that give 50$ to you without telling your parents.
Paul Scholes "Ginger nuts, I've just walked in " 😂😂😂😂 one of my favourite players ever!
One of the best episodes I’ve watched from the entire series, whole thing felt like it was finished in about 15 minutes and I’ve been sitting here over an hour, nice one lads 👍
My favourite pundit by far. Speaks so well, recalls every story like it was yesterday, so much charisma and most importantly analyses the game so so well.
He’s had an amazing playing career but I think his post football career might surpass it for me 👏🏾
Go back 20yrs ago guys. Would you believe one day we could watch these 5 names sit together drinking tea? 😂
I would have you had committed to the crazy house lol.
Like, think about it. 20 (or was it 21?) years ago was the Neville screaming at travelling KOP in OT pointing at his badge.
Never, never, never. These guys were enemies. So wonderful to watch. Great , absolutely great.
This is the best “sports show” of all time. They don’t show a football being kicked but listening to them talk is entertainment enough. Love him or hate him, Carra was a great interviewee.
He’s just a great person.
I know it gets mentioned in every video, but Carra’s memory is absolutely unreal. His recall of those youth games is incredible to hear!
It's probably called research lol
@@steve19721 bro is hating for no reason lol
Research? He played in the youth cup games@steve19721
@@steve19721You're the type to say this every single time some one praised Carea's knowledge. It is well known in Liverpool circles for 20 years at least in regards to the fans, the man is encyclopaedia on football.
But keep going off anyway.
Incredible. I can't remember school games as vividly as he does.
I could listen to Jamie talk about football for hours. He’s so knowledgeable and is honest about his faults and his best qualities. It’s a great episode.
I've taken a long time to warm to Carragher but Stick to Football has really made me appreciate his knowledge and talent. He's got a cheeky sense of humour aswell which I think gets lost a bit sometimes.
The enjoyment Gary got from asking “why did you score SO many OWN goals” 😂😂
😂 His reply was 10/10 though
AND asking how/why/when he (AND HIS MIDDLEAGED DAD) changed teams from Everton
Sami Hypia was the reason.
🤣🤣🤣
@@gurdialsinghbal How old was his dad supposed to be? 😂
Carra talking about Steve Heighway still being a good footballer now & he’s over 70.
Roy: Utd will probably try to sign him 😂😂😂
😭😭 ETH watching this screwing
Haaaaaaa. Great comment. Great!
Can’t make that joke anymore tho now that there’s proper footballing people at the club
Real talk cos Steve Heighway was an awesome player. Legendary Irish winger of the iconic Liverpool team of the 1970s
@@trappz_io2620time will tell won’t it 😂
Great interview you can see how much Roy enjoys listening to people's careers. Caras insights and understanding of football is top notch
Similar intensity levels
"student of the game", with all due respect.
Scholesy's 'i've just walked in' was timing gold
He was always good at timing his arrival.
brilliant - they all missed it as well!
I'm 34 from Liverpool played center back as a kid so I idolised carra, read his autobiography when I was around 18/19, this was like flicking through it again. Great player doesn't get the respect he deserves from fans now(except Liverpool). To be no4 behind rio, sol and Terry is nothing to be laughed at.
Exactly the same age and read his book around the same time too haha. Quite surprised he didn’t bring the story up about when he walked into that Everton pub (can’t remember the name) and they all laughed at him after a bad result or something like that. I’m pretty sure in the book he said that was the day he realised he was done with Everton.
Jamie's down to earth approach and his raw banter ability are admirable to be honest. Seems like someone fun to be around.
roy keane was in shock when he heard the striker thing...he was like what thing made you better than other kids...where you bigger, faster...he couldn't wrap his head around it 🤣🤣🤣
Ye he couldn't get his head around him being a midfielder either. Carra never really answered him about how he found midfield.
It does seem weird now, but you only become a top level professional if you’re extremely good at football. And most good footballers want to be more attacking players when young, so they are as they’re better than the other kids in their teams. It’s when they go to a higher level they are moved to other positions as there tends to be better wingers/strikers etc at those better clubs/academies.
@@daviebananas1735 Yes, I think the average punter fails to realise how technically good professional centre backs are. If they played in your average five-a-side-kickabout they would look like Messi playing against cones.
Off all the Liverpool players I have seen since the 60s not sure I know of a more passionate player/supporter than him that can sit down with a bunch of x Man United players and an Arsenal legend and be honest and open about his career, it’s highs and its lows in such a humble self a-facing way but get them all to listen and be so respectful
I’m a Man United supporter and have been all my life , I hated him as a player , but what a man , Liverpool should be very proud of him , if he was an x United player I know I would be
Hate to be that guy but it's self-effacing. Great point though
Sitting on the sunny balcony, Yorkshire gold for tea, watching the overlap. Perfect start in the day.
🔥 P E R F E C T I O N 🔥
+ joint
Exactly the same but the sun's hiding in Wakefield 😂
@@taylormade2826shaddup ya scold
I feel so depressed about everything in life and is having mood swings in everg 3/4 days. This show brings joy to me… god bless u alll… dont stop this guys.
Take care of yourself, keep your spirits up.❤
Stay strong and try and watch some self help and motivational quotes or anything to try and help i know it is not easy but stay strong mate.
He’s such a good pundit. His freakish memory and football knowledge understand the responsibility to the viewers listening. We’re lucky as fans to have him
scholes and keane in the middle of the table, suddenly the table become so unbeatable
And Gary on the overlap!
😂😂😂❤
@@seekerdroneSomething he was terrible at and didn't invent
Best day of the week is when stick to football comes out, listening as I do my reading for my masters.
Good luck with your studies! 💪
What master do you serve?
His masters are Keane and Wright. Embarrassing
@@jasonrussell5521what master do you serve? What am i supposed to say,Jesus?
I only write my thesis when there’s a new episode
I remember buying Carraghers autobiography for my dad. I asked my dad a week later,' did you enjoy the book , dad? Dad's response was, "No, it was too much about himself 😅
😂😂😂
That made me laugh , sounds like my Dad .
Class that
It is an autobiography after all
@@ALong-fo5soI think that’s the joke pal 👍
Another great episode.. Carra, absolute die hard, legendary player for L.F.C.. great pundit and his knowledge of the game is so on point!
"Did I ever tell you I scored against Buffon" 😂
Second sentence: Could it possible be that your German autocorrect trolled you?
Jamie ‘I always remember’ Carragher!! - great podcast legends!!
@scottaubrey8392
Apart from important things. Wow he can remember his hobby lol....I think someone is self conscious about his lack of overall intelligence compared to the likes of GaryNeville (and lack of footballing success) and less well spoken etc.. that they have to talk about his memory to justify why he's on the show with them.
@@FootkerSnooball😂
I love how when Scholes laughs he then instantly goes back to normal in the flick of a switch😂😂
Paul Scholes Is Class
Love him or hate him, Carra's memory of events/players/scorelines is truly remarkable. He loves the footie.
The dynamic of questions being asked between Gary and Wrighty works really well.
Wrighty was jumping all over the place.
What a Legend! Love Carra. I am forever in debt for his performance in the 05 CL final. Unbelievable! Please can we get Stevie G on here when he's in the UK.
That was his best performance in a LFC jersey. That tackle and then he got cramps.. still gives me goosebumps.
@@thefullstop23 unforgettable moment, alongside Dudek's save and Traore's (!) clearance
Really enjoyed learning about Carra more there. Even more respect for him now. He does a cracking job with everything he does in punditry on here, definitely done himself and his family proud 👏
Can understand why Carra irks people. But there is no doubting his knowledge, honesty, and the validity of what he says. Like or not, he was a very good player (better than he gives himself credit for actually) and had a fantastic career. Great to hear about it.
I don't always enjoy Mr Carrager's opinion but my word he really does speak well and with passion. Throughly enjoyed Jamie's story. Good lad. 👍🏻👌🏻💯
Hate him or love him, no one can deny that Carra has had a successful career.
What an episode, Absolutely brilliant. Carra’s memory and knowledge of football is second to none. And the fact that he is so humble, don’t ever change Jamie 👌
Carra's knowledge on the game is really good and hes a great pundit. What impresses me even more is how good his memory is going back decades to his youth days. Sharp mind.
@@Targaryen_Historian He's a savant at best. He's never even cooked in his life.
@@FootkerSnooball Good. If he's a savant in his field and has that much knowledge on the game he was brought up on all throughout his life then it's good for him.
Should start a new show with Roy and Ian called stick to biscuits that would be worth a watch.
We need Milner for that one too then!
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Scholes is a great addition to this. Doesn't say much, but asks very good questions when he does talk. And says absolute gold when he talks as well. Hopefully he'll be on this more 🙂🙂🙂
Totally agree mate
Agreed
Worth their weight in gold these podcasts. Always insightful, interesting, engaging, but for me I just love the banter and chemistry that runs brilliantly through them all. Just class.
Scholesy’s mannerisms and delivery are identical to Karl Pilkington’s. Dry and hilarious. I love it!
Can't wait to get to the office and listen to this while grinding. DAY SORTED. LET'S GOOOO.
👏🏾👏🏾 same
Grinding in an office is an obvious fire risk. Safety first please .
"Grinding"
Carra a legend! Remember his debut goal at villa.... on teletext 😂 wow those were the days! Great servant of the club! Thank u for your story, journey and commitment to LFC. Great content again from the overlap team! Keep it coming❤
Scholesy is so authentic it stands out even in a group that includes Roy Keane. What a player. Class act.
I can listen to Jaimie all day and I’m a UTD supporter! Great story teller!!
Carra being very humble throughout this episode on his own ability. Countless games he was vital for Liverpool. Obviously the one’s that stick out was how good he did in the big games in Europe and the Barcelona game I remember where we got run into the ground and was cramping up etc etc and he was unbelievable and obviously how good he was in Istanbul 2005.
The show that just keeps giving..
Not only did you bring us joy in your playing says but you are still doing it to this day..
Like most United fans I have loved the rivalry between us, Arsenal and Liverpool over the years but the insight you guys give us of not just the sport but your own personal journeys should be commended and applauded...
It's not just the joy it brings us fans but the insight it gives to the younger generations as they are beginning their own life journey..
Well done lads..!!
Neville “we’ve heard it wrighty we’ve hear it” wrighty “ I know we’ve heard it but we’re talking about F****** Jamie carragher” 🤣🤣🤣
Tbh I find this show more entertaining than the sport nowadays. So many great athletes but not many great footballers..
Completely agree!
All completely different characters but they all respect each other and bring out the best each other. Brilliant !!
Honestly one of the best episodes this. The way Jamie talks about his career and memories was just great to listen to.
I will never forget Carra's last game, when he carried the ball through the whole pitch and launched a screamer hitting the post ! that would've been a perfect farewell but bro wasn't lucky
Like Suarez vs Arsenal that smashed the post in the 5-1 a year later. One of them nearly screams that just lives rent free in my mind lol.
The whole crowd shouted “SHOOOOT” 😂
Any one impressed by Jamie’s memory! Literally remembered every score, year, player etc and that’s from the youth games. Super enjoyable watch/listen
0:43 keano wanting ginger nuts as soon as scholsey walks in is the underrated joke of the century😂😂
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Favorite footy podcast it leaves me “MESMERIZED” 😂
I enjoy hearing the stories and what carragher has to say. He always answers what questions he has been asked and I've never seen him try to dodge a question .love the podcast lad's and Scholes is a great addition to the podcast.
Love how all the lads played for rival teams back in the day but set up the question for carra to hit back at the haters about his own goals! then they all react by banging on the table and cheering him on!! Love to see it
Fantastic! Carragher's New York and now this!
Roy is always on he's biscuits and tea ,every single show :)
Typical of us Irish tbh. Biscuits and tea is important business. 😂
100% have to have a cuppa tea and a few biccys while having the chats ☘️@@LoCoAde87
@@LoCoAde87That's British actullay not irish
Roy is why I have breath
Not expecting Jamie to be as interesting and articulate as this. Top stuff!
I used to LOVE Wrighty's talk show. He was a great host. I remember thinking he'd be the next Jonathan Ross. One interview with Will Smith really stuck with me. I remember Wrighty said to him "you are a shining light brother". Such positive vibes with Wrighty 💖
Absolutely love it lads, great show, have been missing carra
Bro broke his leg and did not shed a tear but went home and slept.
Mad respect.
Players these days dramatically cry for a touch ffs
The most eye-opening thing that Jamie said in this was that Liverpool only lost 4 games in one season and finished second and only lost 2 in another.
6 loses in 2 seasons and not won the league in either just shows how good the Premier League was
Yep from 2004-2010 the quality of the prem was head and shoulders above what it is today.
@@gribbo78agreed. It’s higher than ever today
finally!!! i mean we all joke about how average carra was, but 700+ plus games for liverpool, back up for terry or rio in england, come on he couldnt that bad
Ian Wright is a gem of a human ...thats all
This show is brilliant, I love it, make sure you never drop Roy Keane
Scholes' face when Gary Talks is priceless
I don't think I'll ever be able to like Carra, but i respect his football knowledge, knows his stuff - can go back decades and have little details, impressive
Why you don’t like him? I saw many people saying Uhh I don’t like him. Why? I’m just interested. Me personally I love his character and story telling
Just one hour...this could have been 2 hours easily. Great listening great watch. Amazing personality Carra.
10:00 can someone tell Gary, when he’s trying to sell products, don’t make it look like he’s being held hostage.
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Hahah just got to this bit, he’s terrible at it 😂
Hi lads, I love the show. Just on a more serious note, can you tell Roy to make sure he checks out that little mark on the skin on his left temple (see 31:55). Hopefully he has and it’s nothing but just to be sure to be sure.. Again, love the show, keep it up 👏
The team does.
Good catch mate, hopefully they see this, pass it on and give you a shout out for it. Top man 👍
I'm so impressed with Carras memory and detail on his career, a great interviewed loved the entire hour, well done Carra!!
Dear producers!! Adjust cameras slightly so Wrighty isnt facing backwards or sideways always.
I could listen to jamie speak for hours. Remembers everything explains the details perfectly and he doesnt think he was better than he was
Carra is so much fun to listen. He tells great stories, asks the right questions, great memory and very honest about his opinions, his career and other’s.
Roy was & always will be my idol when it comes to football, but when it comes to his mates off the pitch he can spin any negative to a positive & boost them up
That was honestly a great watch, you can see the respect keane and scholes have for carragher even though he hasn't won half the amount of titles than them,, respect 💯
Scholesy back? Unexpected but here for it
He seems to genuinely like Jamie for some reason
@@imnotkevinbrennan5955 must be ill
Dull as dish water
@@mccleandazza4618I think he has a very funny dry sense of humour.
"Don't know it's just holidays" 😮
Really interesting watch/listen. Great that they just listen to each other and take proper interest. Mad how Jamie was a striker breaking all the records as a kid, and ended up playing at the back - just shows the levels!
Gary not licking the lid of his yogurt was offensive 😂
Licking the lid is disgusting, especially in public. Have some decorum.
@@SteveAustin-zv1nnGrow up
@SteveAustin-zv1nn Do you consider it more acceptable in private? If so, what makes doing it in public more disgusting?
He isnt from Liverpool lad
Honestly one of the worst things to see is someone eating yoghurt 😂
I remember that show Wrighty hosted he would always wear his super tight leather trousers hahaha
Carragher is a really good interview. This was excellent.
Honestly this is the best football podcast on any platform. 💚
Keane says Jason McAteer on the right for Liverpool all time XI and everyone laughs 🤣🤣
To be fair. His tackle in the champ final was game saving.
Carra’s memory is ridiculously good. The details he remembers like it’s nothing is impressive
Great episode that. Carra seems a decent bloke and his football knowledge is insane!
Enjoyed that. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Carra’s information and memory of games gone by is immense. Like a football encyclopedia. 🧠📚
Gerrard on soon please 🤞🏻
Cara’s football history knowledge is so underrated. ELITE
Really enjoyed this episode with Jamie .. all the insight into the back room staff at Liverpool and his memory for the fine details dates and matches he’s played is exceptional.. well done lad !! And I’m a gooner .. 😄
That 2005 Milan team had Dida in goal, a backline of Cafu, Maldini, Stam and Nesta. A midfield of Pirlo, Seedorf and Gattuso. Up top they had Crespo and Shevchenko with Kaka in 10. Ancelotti on the touchline. That was like fantasy football come alive, a Galactico team in every sense....and Liverpool won. My club won. I'll never forget that night. It was a miracle indeed. 🥹🥲
an affront to football that.
that liverpool side were arugably the worst team to win the trophy in recent times
@@alansouthall8221 Wouldn't say the worst team but definitely some of the weakest players to win the CL. They would just never let themselves get embarrassed by anyone and would always think they could win no matter the odds. Reminds me of Leicester winning the Prem, not great individuals, a few good players, but as a team they just wouldn't stop for each other.
@@alansouthall8221"WAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHH"
He was injured most of the season but Inzahgi was in thatbsquad too. Also Rui Costs
That team is insane
Henchoz and Hypia were two towers at the back. Brilliant in the 00-02 period together, before Henchoz age and injuries caught up.
Hypia himself was then and still is incredibly underrated by non-Liverpool fans.
Henchoz was ridiculously underrated
Roy gazes across listening like a psychologist hehe, carra is like an oracle pulling out the stories and the mindset around them... cool episode, always nice to hear the mental jouneys these gentlemen have walked in world not many get the opportunity
I know we’ve heard it Gary, but we’re fuckin talking about Jamie Carragher” 😂😂😂
Carragher is so humble about his career.he wasn’t top top class but he was a hustler.
I watched him since 2001ish and there a reason he had a banner in the crowd saying “23 carra gold”