Sounds like Lee Bowyer to me, (hopefully without the nasty streak).

> Date: Fri, 22 Jun 2012 11:20:03 +0100
> From: [email protected]
> To: [email protected]; [email protected]
> Subject: Re: [LU] Green
> 
> the new Andy Hughes ? 
> 
> 
> 
> ________________________________
> From: DAVID NATTAN <[email protected]>
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> Sent: Friday, 22 June 2012, 10:57
> Subject: [LU] Green
> 
> Just like Drury,  Green is given a good review by his old fans no world 
> beater but decent at this level#
> Added to the promise of Pearce things are looking better
> Drury will. have be awful.to be worse than any number of left backs we have 
> had over last few years#
> 
> Re Green
> Green was one of the better signings in a decidedly mixed bag that year, 
> instantly establishing himself in the side and becoming pretty 
> popular with the fans. His main attribute is his indefatigable work 
> ethic and he can he replied upon to track tirelessly, while often also 
> playing his part in counter attacks, whether in the build-up or by 
> making his way into the box to get onto the end of a cross or blocked 
> shot. That said, his goalscoring record is not as good as it should be, 
> with just seven to his name in his four years at Pride Park - and I can 
> think of more than a couple of sitters he's contrived to miss in that 
> time.
> Last season, he was often used at right-back, in the absence of 
> first choice John Brayford and any specialist cover. He did a very 
> steady job there, but it's likely that his new-found 'utility' role 
> contributed to his decision to turn down a contract extension at Derby 
> and move on. 
> 
> A somewhat unlikely Republic of Ireland international, Green, a 
> Yorkshire lad who came through the divisions from non-league with Donny, is 
> used by Giovanni Trapattoni in a holding midfield role, where he 
> makes the most of his tenacity and terrier-like willingness to close 
> down space and track runners. At Championship level, he would expect to 
> be allowed a touch more freedom and is at his best when allowed to 
> scamper from box to box.
> So, on the plus side - good engine, honesty, endeavour, can knit 
> things together nicely in the middle of the part or in forward areas and at 
> 29, has a good couple of seasons left in him yet. On the minus side - not a 
> great technician, not a player likely to get off their seats, 
> poor goalscoring return for a midfielder with license to go forward.
> I'm sure he'll do well for you and prove to be a decent signing."
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