Malouda attacks English football
Malouda is finding it hard to adjust to life in England
Chelsea winger Florent Malouda has branded English football as "brainless" and rated players' diets as awful.
The 27-year-old, who signed from Lyon for £13m in the summer, said: "Training sessions are terrifying. They are maximum intensity, and you go flat out.
"During actual matches, it is as though everybody's brains are switched off. People play by instinct, how they did when they first discovered football."
He is amazed players can eat "whatever you like, drink Coke or anything".
"It is a good job I have come over here at the age of 27 and so have not been following the same diet as the rest of the club's players," he added.
The France international has been out of action for a month with a knee injury but appears less than enthusiastic about returning for the busy Christmas fixture schedule.
He said: "I have been warned about the Christmas periods in English football. They sound terrible."
Malouda is finding it hard to adjust to life in England
Chelsea winger Florent Malouda has branded English football as "brainless" and rated players' diets as awful.
The 27-year-old, who signed from Lyon for £13m in the summer, said: "Training sessions are terrifying. They are maximum intensity, and you go flat out.
"During actual matches, it is as though everybody's brains are switched off. People play by instinct, how they did when they first discovered football."
He is amazed players can eat "whatever you like, drink Coke or anything".
"It is a good job I have come over here at the age of 27 and so have not been following the same diet as the rest of the club's players," he added.
The France international has been out of action for a month with a knee injury but appears less than enthusiastic about returning for the busy Christmas fixture schedule.
He said: "I have been warned about the Christmas periods in English football. They sound terrible."
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