(Video) Carragher bemoans ‘attacking players’ who ‘cost’ Liverpool at Old Trafford

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Liverpool fans will be feeling low after watching our glut of chances be wasted at Old Trafford and Jamie Carragher has placed the blame on several players.

Speaking on ‘The Gary Neville Podcast’, the Scouser said: “The attacking players have cost Liverpool today.

“They haven’t done enough and it was almost that feeling that because Manchester United are so poor there’ll always be another chance, it’ll come again.”

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That wasn’t the case though and even with all the chances that came the way of Jurgen Klopp’s side, we could only convert from a corner and a penalty.

Missing so many chances is not something we wanted to see as we chase a Premier League title which is now considerably harder to win.

You can watch Carragher’s comments (from 6:57): via Sky Sports Premier League on YouTube:

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3 Comments

  1. Carra should know better that we cannot score every ball at OT. The defensive error that cost us 3 points… VVD should be more concern about his department. We just need a goal and clean sheet to win the game. How many times that we came back from behind this season? We scored 71 goals n conceded almost one goal each game.. even if we scored three like in FA cup QF … our defence will cost us…

  2. Carraghar is right. The attackers cost Liverpool the game. The buildup from back and midfield created so many chances for the forwards. After Salah’s injury he is not the same player. Possibly it will take time as class is permanent!

  3. Obiviously the club legend is right according to the way our team behaves in the final third is not promising but i still have some hope that they can make it in these remaining matches

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