tactics
talking about players
tensions with Heighway
training sessions
and Valencia
Bent, Darren
Bentley, Fran
Berbatov, Dimitar
Berger, Patrik
Bergkamp, Dennis
Bergues, Patrice
Beswick, Bill
Birmingham City
Biscan, Igor
Blackburn
Blair, Tony
Blunt, Keith
Bootle
Bootle Boys
bootroom
Boumsong, Jean-Alain
Bracewell, Paul
Bradford
Briscoe, Lee
Broomes, Marlon
Brunswick, The
Brunswick Youth Club
Buffon, Gianluigi
Burnley
Butt, Nicky
Cafu
Callaghan, Ian
Campbell, Sol
Cantona, Eric
Capello, Fabio
Carling Cup see League Cup
Carragher, Ann (aunt)
Carragher, James (grandfather)
Carragher, James (son)
Carragher, Jamie
Early Years
attitude towards Liverpool FC
behaviour
childhood and upbringing in Bootle
decision not to terminate by mother during pregnancy
football training
gastroschisis condition and hospitalization
lessons learned
plays for Merton Villa junior team
plays for school team and Bootle Boys
schooling
and separation of parents
signs for Everton at age eleven
spotted by and training at Liverpool's School of Excellence
support of and loyalty to Everton
Football Career
abilities/qualities
addiction to game
change in position from striker to defender
contemplation of becoming a manager
crossing weakness
earning of UEFA 'B' coaching licence
Everton tattoo issue
knee injury
knowledge about football
and media
and passing
and punditry
shortlisted for UEFA defender of the year (2005)
taking penalties
transformation of loyalties from Everton to Liverpool
wins place at Lilleshall–
International Career
attitude towards playing for England
call-up for World Cup qualifier (2000)
decision to retire from
delay in quitting
difficulty in becoming established as first choice under Eriksson
disciplinary mishaps whilst in Under-21 squad
matches representing Lilleshall at U-16 level
missing of penalty in World Cup against Portugal (2006)
not picked for opening game against France in Euro (2004)
number of caps
overlooked by McClaren in playing centre-half
playing for England Under-21 squad 198–200
promotion to full squad
Under-21 captaincy
view on appointment of foreign England managers
view of Eriksson
Liverpool Career
altercation with Mourinho
appearances/goals record
attitude towards playing games
breakthrough into first team and debut (1997)
broken leg due to fierce tackle and comeback
change of position from centre-back
contract offer with no pay offer and disappointment with (2005)
criticism of
debut for 'B' team
delay in testimonial
demoralization at
devotion to
dip in form during 2006–07 season
dropped from squad (1999)
enhancement of reputation and increase in popularity
establishment of in 2000– 2001 season
and fans
first goal scored
500th appearance (2008)
getting established in first team
'magic coin' scandal
match against Aston Villa
named club's player of the year (1999)
named club's player of the year (2007)
named sub for senior team (1996)
own goals scored
playing for reserves
promoted to 'A' team
public image of and reputation
relationship with Benitez and influence of
relationship with Evans
relationship with Houllier and influence of
rivals to position and dealing with competition
seen as 'soul' of Liverpool
setbacks
shift to left-back position
signs first contract with
suspension (1999)
and 'Team of Carraghers' chant
training at
wages
wanting to win League title medal
wins FA Youth Cup (1996)
see also Liverpool FC
Personal Life
awarded the Freedom of the Borough of Sefton
and birth of daughter (Mia)
brush with law in Japan
and charity events
and drinking
family background
family life and fatherhood
fracturing of wrist
impact of fame on family and home life
influence of father
love of reading
and Marsh Lane roots
musical tastes
naming
off-the-pitch scrapes
opening of sport-themed family restaurant
relationship and marriage to Nicola
and staying in shape
'stripper' incident
wedding day
Carragher, John (brother)
Carragher, Mia (daughter)
Carragher, Nanny (grandmother)
Carragher, Nicola (wife)
Carragher, Pat (uncle)
Carragher, Paul (brother)
Carragher, Paula (mother)
Carragher, Philly (father)
brushes with the law
character
disciplining of son
and football
influence on son (Jamie)
jail sentence for tax fraud
managing of football teams
run-in with Dalglish
and son's football career
and World Cup (2006)
Carson, Scott
Case, Jimmy
Cassidy, Jamie
Cavanagh, Eddie
Cech, Petr
Champions League see
European Cup
Chapman, Ian
Charity Shield (2001)
Charlton Athletic
Charlton, Bobby
Chaucer, The
Chelsea
and Abramovich
hostility between Liverpool and
loses European Cup semi-final (2005)
loses European Cup semi-final (2007)
wins European Cup semi-final (2008)
wins FA Cup (2005)
Cheyrou, Bruno
Cisse, Djibril
Clegg, Dave
Clemence, Ray
Clemence, Stephen
Cole, Joe
Collymore, Stan
Contra, Cosmin
Cook, Paul
Corrigan, Joe
Cottee, Tony
Coventry
'Cracker'
Cragnotti, Sergio
Crainey, Eric
Crespo, Hernan
Crevoisier, Jacques
Cross, Harry
Crouch, Peter
Crystal Palace
Culshaw, James
Curb Your Enthusiasm
Curbishley, Alan
Dalglish, Kenny
Dalglish, Paul
Darby, Stephen
Damiano, Christiano
Davies, Barry
Defoe, Jermaine
Degen, Philipp
Desailly, Marcel
Diao, Salif
Diarra, Alou
Dickinson, Mike
Dicks, Julian
Diouf, El-Hadji
Dooley, Kevin
Dossena, Andrea
Drogba, Didier
Dubai International Capital (DIC)
Ducros, Andrew
Dudek, Jerzy
Dundee, Sean
Durham, Adrian
Dyer, Kieron
Edwards, Duncan
England
5–1 win against Germany (2001)
appointment of Capello as manager
appointment of McClaren as manager
and fans
faults with
psychology of game
record
resignation of Keegan as manager
see also Eriksson, Sven-Göran
Eriksson, Sven-Göran
character and private life
England record
and Gerrard – Lampard debate
relationship with Beckham
and World Cup (2006)
Eto, Samuel
Euro (2004)
European Cup
(1977)
(1981)
(2002)
(2005)
celebrations
early phase of competition
and fans
final against AC Milan
homecoming after victory
impact of win
knockout rounds
penalty shoot-out
quarter-final against
Juventus
'Ring of Fire' anthem
semi-final against Chelsea
(2006)
(2007)
fans' behaviour
loss of final to AC Milan
semi-final against Chelsea
ticketing problems
win against Barcelona
(2008)
format
Evans, Roy
Everton
(1984–85) season
Carragher's early footballing experiences of
Cup Winners' Cup semi-final against Bayern Munich
decline and reasons
decline in support of by Carragher