Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher admits his only regret as he prepares to retire is the club's failure to win the Premier League during his 16-year spell with the Reds.
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Carragher, 35, will say farewell to Liverpool on Sunday when he plays the 737th and final match of his career against QPR at Anfield.
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The Merseyside-born star is sure to be given a rousing send-off by the Kop after an illustrious one- club career which included winning the Champions League in 2005 and the FA Cup a year later.
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Carragher, who won 38 caps for England and played in the 2006 and 2010 World Cups, also helped Liverpool land a treble of FA Cup, League Cup and Uefa Cup in 2001, but he never tasted glory in the Premier League.
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The closest he came was in 2008-09 when Liverpool lost just two matches, but still finished as runners up behind Manchester United.
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"I wish I'd have won the league but you've given it everything and done as much as you can in terms of what you put into it," Carragher said on Wednesday.
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"We weren't good enough, all of us. It's very simple, there's no fancy reason or excuse, other teams in that particular season were better than us.
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"A couple of times we went close but it was Manchester United or Arsenal.
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"It's not something I lose sleep over, I've been very lucky to achieve some of the things I have.
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"If you look at everyone there's always something someone hasn't done.
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"If someone had offered me to be here until the end of my career - the trophies, the big games we've played and won, the stadiums I've played in - I'd have bitten their hand off for that."
It is all his fault because he could've left the club for a better one. Liverpool is not the best place for a quality player like him.