If ever there was a player who typified the word average, it was Ryan Bertrand. Remarkably underwhelming in almost every facet of his ability, he has been employed on the left wing against Man City and was charged with stopping the runs of Phillip Lahm against Bayern Munich. To his credit, the tactic paid off, as Chelsea miraculously battled through to penalties, needing divine interventions from Didier Drogba and Petr Cech along the way. What makes his impressive Champions League showing against Bayern Munich so impressive is that it was his first ever outing in the Champions League becoming the first ever player to debut in the final. However, none of this changes the fact that he is woefully average, and incredibly lucky to still be receiving a wage from one of the biggest clubs in England. Needing more than one hand to count the number of loan spells hes had, it truly is a remarkable story of how a Premier League Joe Soap found himself in the thick of a Champions League battle, duelling with the likes of Bastian Schweinsteiger, Thomas Mueller and Mario Gomez.