Former UTD and Liverpool Male Paul Ince was arrested at the cost of driving drinks | Football

Former Manchester United midfielder Liverpool and England Paul Ince were arrested and charged with driving drinks.

The Daily Mail report that Ince was arrested on Saturday in Cheshire after Range Rover crashed into a central reservation.

A Cheshire police spokesman said: ‘Around 5 pm on Saturday 28 June, the police were called following a collision report at Chester High Road, Neston.

‘The incident involved a black range rover colliding with a central reservation barrier.

‘Officers attended the scene and arrested a 57 -year -old man.

‘Paul Ince, from Neston, since then was charged with driving a drink. Ince was redeemed to appear at the Chester Magistrates court on Friday 18 July. ‘

Ince completed his play career in 2007 and immediately became management, with a short task responsible for MacClesfield and MK Don before a big step to Blackburn Rovers in the Premier League in 2008.

He only manages Rovers for 21 matches and then returns to MK Don in July 2009, with time at Notts County, Blackpool and Reading below.

Ince left Royals in April 2023 and has not returned to management since then.

His spell by reading is the longest in any club in terms of matches, taking over 58 matches, winning 18 of them.

The days of playing the middle midfielder began at West Ham, leaving East London for Manchester United in 1989 where he won two Premier League titles.

The 53-CAP British international moved to Inter Milan in 1995 before returning to the Premier League two years later with Liverpool.

Then in his career he had a task with Middlesbrough, Wolves, SWindones and made one appearance for MacClesfield.

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