Sounds clutch / DMF or gearbox related if you are having issues getting it in gear when running. Check oil, coolant, power steering levels (I assume you didn't have an oil pressure light on or overheat?) just to be on the safe side. Make sure it is cooled down and try and make it home slowly. Once you get back I would suggest checking the gear box oil levels, if one of them is dramatically low then you may have cooked it. If G/B oils are ok then sounds like clutch but they don't normally smoke unless you have been slipping it a lot and they also stink a lot!
Thanks for the response, checked levels at side of road and all appear to be ok. No warning lights came on the dash. Will try and drive it home and see what happens. Haven't driven it yet as wanted to get it to cool right down
Does have a very minor leak. Levels have been all good though. Just hoping not more damage has been done from driving it home, started making funny noise about 10 miles before it gave up
Well that sounds like the clutch plate has fell to bits or a box failure, sounds like its spanner time!
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