
Jamie Carragher did not hold back after Everton’s clash with Bournemouth. His post match reaction focused less on the scoreline and more on a familiar target. Duncan Ferguson.Speaking shortly after full time, Carragher doubled down on comments he made earlier in the season.“This is exactly what I predicted,” he said. “Ferguson was not ready for the truth.”Carragher’s criticism centered on Everton’s structure and decision making. He argued the problems on display were not sudden. He claimed they were visible long before kickoff.According to Carragher, Everton lacked control in midfield and clarity in buildup. Bournemouth exploited spaces with simple passes. Everton struggled to respond once momentum shifted.Carragher suggested Ferguson’s previous public confidence masked deeper issues. He pointed to tactical rigidity and poor in game management. He stressed these flaws cost Everton again.The comments reignited debate among fans. Some agreed Carragher’s warnings were ignored. Others felt his tone crossed a line given Ferguson’s status at the club.Everton’s defeat added pressure to an already tense situation. Results remain inconsistent. Performances raise more questions than answers.Carragher’s message was blunt. He believes the signs were clear. He believes Ferguson chose not to face them.