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Liverpool kids impressed by coach Carragher
15.11.09 | tribalfootball.com
READ MORE NEWS ON: Liverpool, Jamie Carragher

Liverpool U18 midfielder Karl Clair has revealed Jamie Carragher is making a big impact as coach with the academy.

Carragher has been working with the club's youngsters this season as he works towards his UEFA coaching qualifications.

Clair told liverpoolfc.tv: "Well he's very loud! Quite similar to how he is as a player. He's good but he makes you laugh too! It's great to listen to him and all the lads enjoyed the sessions with him. I'm sure the under-16 lads are loving it this year too."

Asked if Carra will make it as a manager, Clair adds: "Oh definitely, yes. He knows the game inside out and he's got the personality and mentality to do it."


I think he has what it takes

regards
 
[quote author=Vlads Quiff link=topic=37193.msg988463#msg988463 date=1258198806]

Liverpool kids impressed by coach Carragher
15.11.09 | tribalfootball.com
READ MORE NEWS ON: Liverpool, Jamie Carragher

Liverpool U18 midfielder Karl Clair has revealed Jamie Carragher is making a big impact as coach with the academy.

Carragher has been working with the club's youngsters this season as he works towards his UEFA coaching qualifications.

Clair told liverpoolfc.tv: "Well he's very loud! Quite similar to how he is as a player. He's good but he makes you laugh too! It's great to listen to him and all the lads enjoyed the sessions with him. I'm sure the under-16 lads are loving it this year too."

Asked if Carra will make it as a manager, Clair adds: "Oh definitely, yes. He knows the game inside out and he's got the personality and mentality to do it."


I think he has what it takes

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Would he drop himself on current form?
 
"He's very loud", :laugh: As a player I think Carra's become a bit like an office manager who can't stop himself checking up on how the temp is doing every five minutes. He's mentally distracted this season. It's for the right reasons but I think that's more to do with his form than his age or pace. He'll probably be a good manager but unless he changes his insistence that he won't move away from Merseyside he'll need a hell of a lot of luck to get the right offer at the right time.
 
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[quote author=Vlads Quiff link=topic=37193.msg988463#msg988463 date=1258198806]

Liverpool kids impressed by coach Carragher
15.11.09 | tribalfootball.com
READ MORE NEWS ON: Liverpool, Jamie Carragher

Liverpool U18 midfielder Karl Clair has revealed Jamie Carragher is making a big impact as coach with the academy.

Carragher has been working with the club's youngsters this season as he works towards his UEFA coaching qualifications.

Clair told liverpoolfc.tv: "Well he's very loud! Quite similar to how he is as a player. He's good but he makes you laugh too! It's great to listen to him and all the lads enjoyed the sessions with him. I'm sure the under-16 lads are loving it this year too."

Asked if Carra will make it as a manager, Clair adds: "Oh definitely, yes. He knows the game inside out and he's got the personality and mentality to do it."


I think he has what it takes

regards
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Would he drop himself on current form?
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I hope not because he is still the best CB we have
 
Jamie would clearly love to be Liverpool manager one day, and that's a wonderful dream for all of us

Providing he shows he is good enough, obv
 
Given the way football is at the moment, Carragher could easily start his managerial career in the Championship and hopefully move on from there.

I'd hate to see him fail.
 
[quote author=Squiggles link=topic=37193.msg988504#msg988504 date=1258203944]
Apart from this season.
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Apart from this Season, obviously.
 
[quote author=reuque link=topic=37193.msg988474#msg988474 date=1258199471]
Well there's always Accrington Stanley right?
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Ooh r day?
 
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[quote author=Squiggles link=topic=37193.msg988504#msg988504 date=1258203944]
Apart from this season.
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Apart from this Season, obviously.
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Or against Henry

I'd love to see Carra as Liverpool manager. That would be fairytale stuff.
 
As Macca says there is a lot of luck and timing involved in this.
The quickest way would be to be number two to the next manager who comes in, and be mentored over a few years there (Maureen would be a good choice in that respect).
Other than that he needs to drop down to the academy/reserves, move on to a championship side for a few years and then return, which to be honest is the least likely way

regards
 
Very few no2s become good no1s though Vlad. I think if Carra wants to be a manager, he'll just have to go and succeed at somewhere like Tranmere.
 
[quote author=TheBunnyman link=topic=37193.msg988636#msg988636 date=1258223616]
Very few no2s become good no1s though Vlad. I think if Carra wants to be a manager, he'll just have to go and succeed at somewhere like Tranmere.
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I thought quite a few of the successful ones have been number2 at some point? Moureen Rafa Paisley Hiddink van Gaal Fagan Wenger etc.
 
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As Macca says there is a lot of luck and timing involved in this.
The quickest way would be to be number two to the next manager who comes in, and be mentored over a few years there (Maureen would be a good choice in that respect).
Other than that he needs to drop down to the academy/reserves, move on to a championship side for a few years and then return, which to be honest is the least likely way

regards
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Yeah that's what I was going to say, get him on the staff and let him learn from within the club.
 
Sligtly off-topic, but on Sky a minute ago Robbie Savage was asked what made Dario Gradi special as a coach. He said: 'I think it's the way he handles the kids'. :-X
 
[quote author=Squiggles link=topic=37193.msg988487#msg988487 date=1258202047]
Given the way football is at the moment, Carragher could easily start his managerial career in the Championship and hopefully move on from there.

I'd hate to see him fail.
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If he wants to be a top top manager, he'll need to manage abroad at some stage. If he won't leave the city of liverpool, it'll be tough for him to become good enough to manage us. A life as a #2 beckons otherwise.
 
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[quote author=Squiggles link=topic=37193.msg988487#msg988487 date=1258202047]
Given the way football is at the moment, Carragher could easily start his managerial career in the Championship and hopefully move on from there.

I'd hate to see him fail.
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If he wants to be a top top manager, he'll need to manage abroad at some stage. If he won't leave the city of liverpool, it'll be tough for him to become good enough to manage us. A life as a #2 beckons otherwise.
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Why does he have to manage abroad to be a top manager?
 
In fairness the majority of top managers have gone abroad.

But yeah, it's not a prerequisite to success.
 
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[quote author=drizzt link=topic=37193.msg989036#msg989036 date=1258293900]
[quote author=Squiggles link=topic=37193.msg988487#msg988487 date=1258202047]
Given the way football is at the moment, Carragher could easily start his managerial career in the Championship and hopefully move on from there.

I'd hate to see him fail.
[/quote]

If he wants to be a top top manager, he'll need to manage abroad at some stage. If he won't leave the city of liverpool, it'll be tough for him to become good enough to manage us. A life as a #2 beckons otherwise.
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Why does he have to manage abroad to be a top manager?
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The english game is changing has been for years and years but the education you get as a coach in the UK hasn't been keeping up. The FA is widely ridiculed on the continent for having the worst setup both for kids and managers in terms of development. To plug that gap IMO you need to expose yourself to different perspectives, styles, approaches, tactics, etc.

Look at the FA's record of producing managers over the last 10 years. Who stands out?
 
Frank Lampard would make a much better manager than Carragher, as the News of the World can attest.

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Apparently the tabloids are trying to suggest Fat Frank is a Renaissance Man because he's now bonking that skinny Norn Iron woman from the One Show!
 
What has quitting England got to do with his leadership skills?

Oh, and Junior Member, I'm not sure about that list... was Rafa a no2? I thought he coached the youth and B teams at Real? Similarly, Mourinho was Robson's translator, wasn't he, rather than a no2? Fagan and Paisley don't count because they were part of the boot room which was utterly unique. And Ferguson was like a million years ago. Even Guardiola was coach of the B team rather than Rijkaard's no2.
 
[quote author=SaintGeorge67 link=topic=37193.msg989222#msg989222 date=1258312018]
So their basic theory is that Lampard will be the best manager because he went on cross country runs...
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No, no there's also a footballing family. Let's face it when you cant manage your team then let your dad do it. Very much like school homework.
 
[quote author=SaintGeorge67 link=topic=37193.msg989222#msg989222 date=1258312018]
So their basic theory is that Lampard will be the best manager because he went on cross country runs...
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And has an A* in Latin. Mustn't forget that. Not that Lampard would let you. He'll work well with all those Latin players he'll bring in :laugh:
 
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