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Carragher hopes to revive Liverpool´s title bid

SoccerNews in English Premier League 16 Oct 2009

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Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher insists he will bounce back from a poor start to the season and play a major role in his side’s Premier League title challenge.

Carragher has been caught out by opponents too often for his liking this season as he struggles to find his best form.

Liverpool have suffered several defeats, partly as a result of his mistakes, and some pundits have suggested the 31-year-old has lost a yard of pace due to his age, but Carragher has no doubts that can cope with the criticism and emerge stronger for it.

“What will happen with me now is that every time I have a bad game, people will mention my age, whereas before it was just a case of me having a bad game,” Carragher said.

“I look after myself very well. It’s just that when things aren’t going well for you, nothing goes well.

“The best thing to do is try not to analyse it too much. You only end up beating yourself up over it. You’ve got to have confidence in your own ability and that you’ll get back.

“I’m not playing well at the moment, I know that. It’s up to me to turn that around. I’ve got the strength of character to put it right.

“The reason I’ve been here so long is because I can deal with it and have the character to do that.

“I don’t have a problem with being criticised in the press or on TV. Who knows what I’ll be doing when I finish playing? That could be me talking about other players for all I know.

“In a strange sort of way, it’s a compliment if you’re playing for a big club and suddenly you start getting criticised. It means you must have been doing something right in the first place.”

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