“THEY SHOULD BE THANKING HIM FOR SAVING THEM TODAY!” — Jamie Carragher Tears Into Liverpool Squad After Narrow Win Over Inter

Carragher blasts Liverpool’s performance, insisting one player carried the entire team at the San Siro.

 

Liverpool may have walked out of the San Siro with a 1–0 victory, but according to Jamie Carragher, the scoreline hides the uncomfortable truth: the Reds were rescued by one man, and without him, the night could have ended in total humiliation.

 

In his post-match reaction, Carragher didn’t hold back. He praised the result, applauded the fight, but then launched straight into a scathing assessment of the overall performance — insisting that Liverpool’s entire squad were fortunate to have ONE player rise above the chaos and deliver the moment that changed everything.

 

 

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“Liverpool Should Be Thanking Him!” — Carragher’s Explosive Verdict

 

Carragher, visibly frustrated at what he described as a “passive, shaky, and far too reactive” performance from the team, made it clear that:

 

> “They should be thanking him for saving them today. Without that moment, Liverpool leave Italy embarrassed. Absolutely embarrassed.”

 

 

 

While the rest of the team struggled — misplaced passes, lost duels, slow transitions, and a worrying lack of intensity — this one player refused to fade. In a match where Liverpool were second best for long stretches, he provided the spark, the rhythm, the leadership, and ultimately the decisive breakthrough.

 

Carragher highlighted how Inter Milan looked sharper, more organised, and more dominant for most of the night. The hosts created chances, stretched Liverpool’s midfield, and pinned the full-backs deeper than usual. By the 70th minute, many fans began to worry that Liverpool were heading toward yet another disappointing European performance.

 

But then came the moment.

A flash of brilliance. A moment of courage. A moment that rewrote the headlines.

 

 

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From Frustration to Fireworks — The Moment That Changed Everything

 

Carragher described the winning moment as:

 

> “The only bit of elite quality Liverpool showed all night.”

 

 

 

That single piece of brilliance didn’t just secure three points — it masked what could have been a nightmare. Carragher suggested that without it, every headline would have been about Liverpool’s lack of control, their inconsistency, and the growing pressure on the squad.

 

Instead, the story flipped.

From crisis to relief.

From embarrassment to triumph.

From collective underperformance to individual heroics.

 

 

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Carragher Warns: Liverpool Can’t Rely on One Man Forever

 

Despite celebrating the win, Carragher issued a stern warning to the rest of the squad:

 

> “This is Liverpool Football Club. One man cannot be carrying you in a game of this magnitude. It’s not sustainable, not in Europe, not at this level.”

 

 

 

He also emphasised that:

 

The midfield looked stretched.

 

The defensive line felt shaky under pressure.

 

The attack lacked intensity and link-up play.

 

Too many players disappeared when the team needed leadership.

 

 

Carragher insisted that Liverpool cannot keep leaving games to individual rescues:

 

> “If not for him today, the result is very different. The team must wake up.”

 

 

 

 

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San Siro Silence Turned to Shock

 

Inter fans were minutes away from celebrating a well-earned point — or possibly more — before Liverpool’s standout performer ripped the script apart. The San Siro, loud all night, suddenly fell silent as Liverpool’s match-winner celebrated with raw emotion.

 

Carragher highlighted how the team responded after the goal:

 

> “Only then did you see a bit of confidence. Before that? It was flat. It was nervous. This team is lucky someone decided to take the game by the scruff of the neck.”

 

 

 

 

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Liverpool Leave Italy With 3 Points — But Also a Warning

 

The Reds return to England with a big win, but Carragher believes the performance raises serious questions:

 

Why did the team look second-best for so long?

 

Why is one man delivering while others fade?

 

Why does the squad lack consistency in big away nights?

 

 

Carragher’s closing message was as sharp as his opening line:

 

> “Great win. Big moment. But don’t let that hide the truth — Liverpool were saved by one man tonight.”

 

 

 

 

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LIVERPOOL WERE SAVED BY ONE MAN TONIGHT