Q: Why did you decide to come to Norwich on loan? Sam Stork, Norwich
Ryan: It was a great chance to play for a club like Norwich and to come and gain experience in first team football.

Q: How did you feel when you won your first England cap? Sarah Field, Wymondham
Ryan: It felt really good and I was very proud. To line up and sing the national anthem was a dream come true and something that I will never forget.

Q: How have you settled into the pace of the Championship? Keith, Bury St Edmunds
Ryan: I think I have started off well and I am improving with every game I play in.

Q: Who do you rate as the best defender in the Premier League at the moment and why? Alex Leech, East Anglia
Ryan: Being a left-back I guess I'll pick one of them and going on this season it is out of Evra or Clichy.

Q: Who was your footballing idol when you were growing up? C Sumser, Norfolk
Ryan: I used to look up to Ian Wright and Marc Overmars as I was an Arsenal fan. Not many people at Chelsea know that!

Q: Does it feel the same playing for Norwich as it does for Chelsea? Grant Taylor, Fakenham
Ryan: It is similar but if not better with Norwich as I am playing in the first team in front of big crowds at Carrow Road.

Q: Who is the best/worst dressed player at Norwich? Paul Evans, Gt Yarmouth
Ryan: The worst is Crofty, not just in our team but in the whole league I would say! He is always borrowing other people's clothes. In terms of best dressed I would have to say myself.

Q: Out of all the players that you have played with who is your favourite and why? James Hall, Norwich
Ryan: I would probably say Scott Sinclair because we have been playing with each other on the left since we were young so we know each other's game inside and out so we can link up really well.

Q: Having made an impressive start for Norwich would you consider having next season here as well, bearing in mind the competition at Chelsea, or are you already eyeing a place in their side? Rob Broke Holme Hale, Norfolk
Ryan: I am always looking for when or where I can break into the Chelsea team but to continue to get experience with a Club the size of Norwich is more than I could ask for.