- May 21, 2004
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I've looked around the site to see if this was picked up.
In essence, Jamie Carragher was in mid rant after the scouse Derby yesterday.
In a nutshell he said it had looked to him that Liverpool were becoming a club like Tottenham.
Now there's a couple of ways it could be taken as meant -
The first is he was insinuating that a proud club with the history that Liverpool carry as a heavy weight, should not be turning over coaches as they are, and buying the calibre of player they have been doing.
Secondly, alternatively, he might be saying Spurs have never been as big a club as Liverpool based on history and overall achievement.
It's a comment uttered in a heated emotional moment but seeing as Tottenham were the barometer used I thought it might be worth exploring what he meant.
In essence, Jamie Carragher was in mid rant after the scouse Derby yesterday.
In a nutshell he said it had looked to him that Liverpool were becoming a club like Tottenham.
Now there's a couple of ways it could be taken as meant -
The first is he was insinuating that a proud club with the history that Liverpool carry as a heavy weight, should not be turning over coaches as they are, and buying the calibre of player they have been doing.
Secondly, alternatively, he might be saying Spurs have never been as big a club as Liverpool based on history and overall achievement.
It's a comment uttered in a heated emotional moment but seeing as Tottenham were the barometer used I thought it might be worth exploring what he meant.