Source: SKY_Sports
Wright-Phillips has no regrets
Shaun Wright-Phillips insists an ill-fated spell at Chelsea was the right move for him at the time.[LNB] The England international joined the Blues for £21million from Manchester City in the summer of 2005.[LNB]Having shone at Eastlands, much was expected of the diminutive winger upon his arrival in the capital.[LNB]However, three frustrating seasons followed as he struggled to establish himself as a first-team regular at Stamford Bridge.[LNB]Eventually, enough was enough and Wright-Phillips rejoined City over the summer in an effort to reinvigorate his career.[LNB]He admits he is delighted to be back in Manchester, but claims to have no regrets at trying his luck at Chelsea.[LNB]Tools"I just think playing regularly is the key," said the 27-year-old.[LNB]"I just thought, 'I'm coming back home and I have to get back to where I started'. That's what I'm trying to do.[LNB]"With the players I'm playing with and the culture of the manager (Mark Hughes), everything else will take care of itself.[LNB]"I have no regrets whatsoever. It was all a learning curve and it made me a better player. Now I can just improve again.[LNB]"I was given a chance, I took the chance and I learned a lot and now I'm using the tools."[LNB]
