I've got pictures but they're not on display. Things like that are nice to look back on at the end of your career. — Darren Fletcher Copy Share Image
My family are agricultural workers. They worked all year round, barely a week off, so I was taught to appreciate the life of a footballer, because I didn't want to end up doing what they were doing. — Darren Fletcher Copy Share Image
When I represent my country I don't think about the number of caps, but about trying to qualify for finals. That's what counts. — Darren Fletcher Copy Share Image
Everyone looks at the great stars but there are different ways to win games. — Darren Fletcher Copy Share Image
I will try to lead by example, by my voice in the dressing room and then one-on-one if necessary. It's not top of my… — Darren Fletcher Copy Share Image
Our generation, we grew up in being prepared for a career physically and ability wise, but it wasn't there mentally. It was tough love… — Darren Fletcher Copy Share Image
I need to go and define what I would be as a manager, finish my coaching badges, try and take in as much experience… — Darren Fletcher Copy Share Image
I love the game, would love to still be involved in the game, coaching and speaking in dressing rooms and motivating players. — Darren Fletcher Copy Share Image
When you have been out for a long time, you are desperate to play and maybe push yourself a bit too much. — Darren Fletcher Copy Share Image
At Man United we had a great guy called Dave Bushell, the head of education. He was fantastic at spotting when you were down.… — Darren Fletcher Copy Share Image
I get people coming up to me and asking what I think of Roy Keane. I love Roy Keane! — Darren Fletcher Copy Share Image
I just watched Roy and learned, but above all of that I just liked him. I still like him. He was an unbelievable leader… — Darren Fletcher Copy Share Image
