No it doesn’t effect first team games
Danny Drinkwater
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Is he still combing his hair forward to hide his receding hairline?
Drinkwater reacting to Frank's sacking:
He's an awful gobshite.
He's currently injured.
Someone got told off.Drinkwater reacting to Frank's sacking:
It’s funny but Lampard was the third Chelsea manager who had no interest in playing Drinkwater. At what point are you going to take responsibility for just being shite?
Hasn't he moved to Turkey?
Man United youth product. I blame you lot for him.
And a team which is close to the bottom of the league
He needs to have a look at himself. Conte, Sarri and Lampard did not like him. Then you have his disastrous loan spells under Dyche and Smith. So he has failed under five managers, which is some feat.
I still have no idea why they signed him, he's been the definition of average his entire career. £40m he cost, that's absurd.
Tried to recreate the Leicester title winning combo is the only thing I can think of.
Didn’t realise he was at a really poor Turkish team. From league winner to relegation battles in Turkey
Actually makes perfect sense when you put it like that.
He only started about 5 games for us so it's not really as though he even had a chance to perform.
Just a very strange transfer.
The way his career has crashed and burned should be a warning to others, don’t just chase the money...
Thank god he did though or we may not have Tielemans
Thank god he did though or we may not have Tielemans
And he’s still got more PL medals than StevieG
No matter who's the next manager he won't play a single minute in Chelsea, funny he seems to blame Lampard for his poor level somehow.
https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/67262008
He's retired after leaving Chelsea last year he couldn't find a club
It's sad that his career took such a nosedive
He's retired after leaving Chelsea last year he couldn't find a club
It's sad that his career took such a nosedive
Just another in a line of decent players that should never have gone anywhere near Chelsea.. a bit like us really.
It's funny reading about his antics, as looking at him I'd have said he was a very sensible sort of person.
It's funny reading about his antics, as looking at him I'd have said he was a very sensible sort of person.
not really was all his own fault, he was an "odd character" according to Nigel Pearson, he was looked after and protected at Leicester, wasn't going to get that at Chelsea
Being allowed to play in a midfield with Kanté must have been the luckiest thing ever happening to him. He was a average Premier League midfielder at best but managed to be signed by Chelsea.
We spent £90M on this guy and Bakayoko in the same summer.
Takes a lot to be worse than Steve bloody Sidwell.
Probably the most recent united academy graduate to have won the PL
The last person to see United win the Premier League died 3 weeks ago.
Thought no chance but think youre right, along with Simpson whilst Tom Lawrence and Matty James were also in the squad. Ritchie De Laet aswell.
Chelsea signed him for £35m.
He’s now… a construction site labourer.
He’s now… a construction site labourer.
He must have earned at least £50m during his playing days? How someone blows through that kind of cash is crazy.
Perhaps by choice?
Blew a bunch on a failed restaurant enterprise apparently.
He says he's doing construction out of choice though, so maybe this is just his way of getting some normality after the madness of football? He had mental health trouble while playing if I recall.
He’s a property developer, he’s working on his own site.
And every credit to him. The experience will be valuable and gives him something to focus on going forwards.
He's the company director of a property development firm and posted in his Instagram that he was "on site today".
He's in his mid 30s and a multi millionaire, what's he gonna do, retire?