Melwood might not be the home of Liverpool Football Club anymore, but it still holds a very dear place in the heart of Jamie Carragher.
The Reds' training ground from the 1950s until November 2020, the defender boasts countless happy memories from his time at the base, having first broken into the first team under Roy Evans back in 1996/97.
One of many club legends to have emerged from the Liverpool academy over the years, he would make a whopping 737 appearances for the club after making his Reds debut back in January 1997, before his retirement at the end of the 2012/13 season. As a result, he played alongside many great players across 17 campaigns at Anfield, spending the majority of his working week at Melwood season after season.
