Jamie Carragher Moans Liverpool's Club Crest 'Doesn't Look Right' Alongside Other European Clubs

The former Liverpool defender has joined the growing chorus of fans who want the club to change their crest

Carragher believes the current crest, which was introduced in 1992, looks too similar to the crests of other European clubs

Jamie Carragher has added his voice to the growing chorus of Liverpool fans who want the club to change their crest.

The former defender believes the current crest, which was introduced in 1992, looks too similar to the crests of other European clubs and lacks the unique identity of the club's previous crest.

Speaking on Sky Sports, Carragher said: "I've always thought the crest doesn't look right. It looks like a generic European club crest. It doesn't have the same identity as the old crest."

The old crest, which was used from 1892 to 1992, featured the Liver Bird, a mythical creature that is the symbol of Liverpool.

Carragher's comments come after a number of Liverpool fans have taken to social media to express their dissatisfaction with the current crest.

A petition calling for the club to change the crest has also been launched and has already gathered over 100,000 signatures.

It remains to be seen whether Liverpool will bow to the pressure and change their crest, but Carragher's comments suggest that there is a growing groundswell of support for a change.

Liverpool FC

• Founded in 1892
• One of the most successful clubs in English football history
• Has won 19 league titles, 7 FA Cups, and 6 European Cups

Liverpool's crest is one of the most iconic in world football. It features the Liver Bird, which has been the symbol of the city of Liverpool since the 13th century.

The current crest was introduced in 1992 and has been the subject of some debate among Liverpool fans in recent years.

Some fans believe that the crest is too similar to the crests of other European clubs, while others argue that it is a modern and stylish design.

Ultimately, the decision of whether or not to change the crest lies with the club's owners. However, the comments of Jamie Carragher suggest that there is a growing body of support among Liverpool fans for a change.