Originally posted by Inter32
who´s Paul Ince?
Club Career Record (Appearances Started YC RC Sub-On Sub-Off Goals)
Wolverhampton Wanderers 60 57 20 0 3 7 4
Middlesbrough 106 106 28 1 0 4 9
Liverpool 81 81 22 1 0 5 17
Inter Milan 54 54 0 0 0 0 9
Manchester United 281 281 14 0 0 7 29
West Ham United 95 95 0 0 0 0 12
International Career Record
England B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Europe 1 1 0 0 0 0 0
England 53 51 7 1 2 3 2
With Paul Ince deciding to stay in the big time for another season, the former Manchester United ace can drive Wolves' attempt to establish themselves in the Barclaycard Premiership. Although Ince wasn't sure he still had what it takes at the top level, the attraction of top-flight football for another year was too good to miss and so he signed a one year extension in July 2003.
Ince, who will remain as club captain, added: "When last season came to an end I felt a lot better physically than I had done for the previous two years, so it was not as hard a decision to come back this year. As long as you feel physically right, you want to play as long as you can."
Manager Dave Jones realised he needed some wise old heads after Wolves let promotion slip so dramatically at the end of the 2001/02 season, and Ince was the perfect man.
Joining Wolves on a free in the summer of 2002 Ince quickly established himself in the heart of the team and was a major figure in their promotion.
His vast experience at the highest level domestically, internationally and on the continent will be invaluable to Jones' squad, who are sure to have a testing time in their debut Premiership season.
Ince made his name at West ham before a controversial move to Manchester United. He was part of the golden era at Old Trafford in the nineties and as a result established himself in the England team.
His larger than life character upset Ferguson, and it was inevitable 'The Governor' would move on. He fancied some time in the sun and opted for a glamorous move to Inter Milan.
Ince is one of few Englishmen to succeed in Italy, and after an enjoyable and successful time he returned home, joining Liverpool.
He later moved to Boro before deciding to step down and Division, agreeing a move to Molineux.
He can't have been that successful
