JAMIE CARRAGHER

James Lee Duncan Carragher[1]
 

Date of birth     28 January 1978 (age 35)[2]
Place of birth     Bootle, Merseyside, England
Height     1.85 m (6 ft 1 in)[3]
Playing position     Defender

Youth career
1990–1996     Liverpool

 Flashback 1996: Jamie Carragher (back row -left) 

celebrates with team mates after beating West Ham 

in the FA Youth Cup.

Liverpool’s Jamie Carragher to retire from football at end of season.

Senior career*

1996–2013     Liverpool     508     (4)

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 Liverpool kit 1998-2000

Charlton-Liverpool 1998/99 - (Chalton kit 1998-2000)

Jamie Carragher y Nicola Ventola en el amistoso 

de pretemporada en el  Liverpool-Inter de Milán en Agosto de 1998.

Los jugadores del Liverpool Karl Heinz Riedle, Steve Staunton y 

Jamie Carragher, detrás de ellos el jugador del Newcastle  

Duncan Ferguson el 28 de Diciembre de 1999.

 

Liverpool Fa cup Final 2001

 

Liverpool 2001 Worthington

 cup winners shirt

Kits-2000-2002

 

Liverpool 02/03 Cup final shirt Vs Man utd

 KAUNAS, LITHUANIA - JULY 26:  Jamie Carragher of Liverpool celebrates his goal with Steven Gerrard during the UEFA Champions League second qualifying round first leg match between FBK Kaunas and Liverpool at Stadium S.Darius & S.Gireno on July 26, 2005 in Kaunas, Lithuania.

 

Liverpool 0506 CL special edition shirt

 Liverpool F.C. 2006-2008 Home. Jamie Carragher #23.

 

Liverpool 06-07 3rd Champions league shirt

 

 LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 9: Jamie Carragher of Liverpool is congratulated by Craig Bellamy after scoring the second goal during the Barclays Premiership match between Liverpool and Fulham at Anfield on December 9, 2006 in Liverpool, England.

 February 19, 2008:  Liverpool's Jamie Carragher and Zlatan Ibrahimovic of Inter Milan during the second round first leg UEFA Champions League football match between Inter Milan and Liverpool at Anfield, Liverpool, England 

 

Liverpool home shirt 2009/2010 - front

shirt 2009/2010 - front

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 Liverpool's English defender Jamie Carragher (R) celebrates with Spanish goalkeeper Pepe Reina after their UEFA Europa League football match against Lille at Anfield in Liverpool, north-west England, on March 18, 2010.

 Liverpool's English defender Jamie Carragher leaves the pitch at the final whistle after being beaten 2-1 by Lyon during their UEFA Champions League group E football match at Anfield, Liverpool, north-west, England, on October 20, 2009.

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 Liverpool Football Club
Season 2010-2011 - Taken February 2011
Back Row: Graham Carter (Kit Manager), Andy Scoulding (Head Technical Analyst), Chris Morgan (Physiotherapist), Darren Burgess (Head, Fitness & Conditioning), John Achterberg (Goalkeeping Coach), Martin Kelly, Martin Hansen, Brad Jones, Jose Reina, Peter Gulacsi, Sotirios Kyrgiakos, Rob Price (Senior Physiotherapist), Phil Coles (Head, Physical Services),
Jordan Milsom (Rehab Fitness Coach), Lee Radcliffe (Kit-Man).
Middle Row: Ivan Ortega (Physiotherapist), Zaf Iqbal (First Team Doctor), Peter Brukner (Head, Sports Medicine and Sports Science), Steve Clarke (First Team Coach), Jonjo Shelvey, David Ngog, Christian Poulsen, Milan Jovanovic, Danny Wilson, Maxi Rodriguez, Daniel Pacheco, Jay Spearing, Sammy Lee (Assistant Manager), Paul Small (Masseur),
Alan McCall (Sports Scientist), Andrew Nealon (Senior Physiotherapist).
Front Row: Martin Skrtel, Glen Johnson, Fabio Aurelio, Dirk Kuyt, Joe Cole, Steven Gerrard (Captain), Kenny Dalglish (Team Manager), Jamie Carragher, Daniel Agger, Andy Carroll, Lucas Leiva, Raul Meireles, Luis Suarez.

 

2010/11

 

Jamie Carragher 2012 Carling Cup Final spare shirt - front

2011-12

 Liverpool's  Jamie Carragher (C) and son James hold the trophy as coach Kenny Dalglish (R) watches after their English League Cup final soccer match against Cardiff City at Wembley Stadium in London February 26, 2012.

 LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - JULY 13:  (THE SUN OUT) Liverpools capitian Steven Gerrard (L) Dirk Kuyt (C) and Jamie Carragher (R) lead the rest of the team as they ride thier bikes to training in Bad Ragaz on July 13, 2009 in Liverpool, England.

 epa03404309 YB's Raul Bobadilla (C) from Argentina vies for the ball against Liverpool's Suso (R) from Spain and Liverpool's Jamie Carragher (L) during the UEFA Europa League Group A soccer match between BSC Young Boys Bern and Liverpool FC at the Stade de Suisse in Bern, Switzerland, 20 September 2012. 

 LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - MAY 19: (THE SUN OUT, THE SUN ON SUNDAY OUT) Jamie Carragher of Liverpool waves to the fans at the end of the Barclays Premier League match between Liverpool and Queens Park Rangers at Anfield on May 19, 2013 in Liverpool England.

LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - MAY 19:  (THE SUN OUT, THE SUN ON SUNDAY OUT) Jamie Carragher of Liverpool is given a guard of honour on his last game for Liverpool FC the Barclays Premier League match between Liverpool and Queens Park Rangers at Anfield on May 19, 2013 in Liverpool England.


 National team
1996–1997     England U20     4     (1)
1996–2000     England U21     27     (1)

 Jamie Carragher de Inglaterra Sub´21 en Octubre de 1998 antes de jugar ante Bulgaria en Upton Park.

 Inglaterra Sub´21 en 30 de Mayo de 1997 antes de enfrentar a Polonia.

Inglaterra Sub´21 en 8 de Junio de 1999 antes de enfrentar a Bulgária.

                    Inglaterra Sub´21 en 29 de Marzo del 2000
                           antes de enfrentar a Yugoslavia.

1999–2010     England     38     (0)

Debut 1999

Italy-England 2000

17 Nov 1998:  Jamie Carragher of England organises at the back during the U21 friendly International against the Czech Republic at Portman Road in Ipswich, England. England lost 1-0.

LONDON - JUNE 01: Jamie Carragher of England tackles Robinho of Brazil during the International Friendly match between England and Brazil at Wembley Stadium on June 1, 2007 in London, England.

vs Argelia.

LUIS HERNÁNDEZ

Luis Arturo Hernández Carreón
 

Date of birth     22 December 1968 (age 44)
Place of birth     Poza Rica, Veracruz, Mexico
Height     5 ft 9 in (1.75 m)
Playing position     Striker

Senior career*

1990–1991     Cruz Azul     18     (1)
1991–1992     Querétaro     28     (11)
1992–1994     Monterrey     62     (15)
1994–1998     Necaxa     125     (37)

1997     → Boca Juniors (loan)     4     (2)

1998–2000     UANL     64     (39)

Tigres en 1999 - Arriba: Luis Hernandez, Raul Llanes Toro, Carlos Guerrero, Siboldi, Rogelio Rodriguez, Paco Sanchez, Ivan Hurtado. En medio: Mauro Caballero, Felipe Ayala, David Oteo, Syndey Balderas, *, *, Ramón Ramirez Abajo: Saavedra, Alex Villalobos, Claudio Nuñez, Del Olmo, Tato Noriega, Ruso Peña, * , *

2000–2002     Los Angeles Galaxy     40     (15)

 From 7/2001. Penalty kick between Tim Howard 

(now with Everton) and Luis Hernandez.

2000–2002     → América (loan)     43     (9)
2003     Veracruz     18     (5)
2004     Chiapas     5     (1)
2004–2005     BUAP     9     (4)
Total         362     (132)

National team
1995–2002     Mexico   85     (35)

 1999

 México en 1998.

n gol solitario de Luis Hernández le dio a México su tercera Copa de Oro en la final de la edición 1998 en la cancha del Memorial Coliseum de Los Ángeles. Y el triunfo fue precisamente ante el acérrimo rival: Estados Unidos, que había lucido magnánimo durante sus partidos eliminatorios. Sin embargo, el goleador de México pasaba por uno de los mejores momentos de su carrera y anotaba a la menor provocación. Contra los estadounidenses no fue la excepción.

Mexico en Paraguay en 1999.

Confederaciones 1999.

1999

Copa Confederaciones 2001.

Luis Hernández y Enrique Meza durante el 

México-Costa Rica de eliminatórias al Mundial en

 16 de Junio de 2001.