Phil Mulryne was once a Manchester United star of the future - but now he is a Roman Catholic priest after quitting football and getting bored of money.
Mulryne started his career at the Red Devils and progressed through the club's academy, but made just one Premier League appearance before joining Norwich for a fee in the region of £500,000 in 1999. He became a fans' favourite in Norfolk as the Canaries won promotion back to the top-flight, making 161 league appearances in total at Carrow Road.
Having departed Norwich to join Cardiff in 2005, Mulryne's career began to spiral down as he struggled for game time in Wales and also spent time at Leyton Orient and King's Lynn Town, before retiring from football in 2008. He was also capped 27 times by Northern Ireland.
