Ben Foster, the ex-custodian, thinks Jordan Pickford should have “overcompensated” for the ball’s curl to stop the opposing striker from scoring in their recent international game.Any goalkeeper according to Foster, would have stopped Tchouameni’s 25-yard shot. Foster represented England as the goalie at the 2006 and 2010 World Cups. The ball was roughly 25 or 26 yards out, according to him, and Pickford should have “overcompensated” for the curl.
Ben Foster Surprises Fan
While partying, Ben Foster sent a fan a hilarious message in which he encouraged the fan to bring a girl home and listen to his mother, and cut his hair. Foster quit playing football at the end of last season after Watford’s relegation from the Premier League resulted in his contract expiring. He was offered a chance to play for Newcastle United, but he decided against it and has been enjoying life ever since.
Foster has a lot of fans on social media, and after he sent a video, one of them is going to love the former West Brom keeper even more. Foster disagreed with the fan’s mother’s claim that the fan’s current hairstyle was bad, but the keeper and the fan’s mother both advised him to get a haircut. The 39-year-old says, “Hello, Seb, it’s Ben Foster here,” before panning to ‘Seb’s mother on the camera and having a brief exchange with her. Continue reading Ben Foster Surprises Fan
Ben Foster Expresses Views on England
Former England goalkeeper Ben Foster believes Jordan Pickford should have ‘overcompensated’ for the curl on the ball to deny Aurelien Tchouameni’s long-range strike for France against England in Saturday’s World Cup quarter-final clash.
Foster, who played in goal for England at the 2006 and 2010 World Cups, told reporters that most Premier League goalkeepers would have saved the 25-yard effort from Tchouameni. He also argued that Pickford should have ‘overcompensated’ for the curl on the ball, saying it was about 25 or 26 yards out. Continue reading Ben Foster Expresses Views on England
BEN FOSTER HAS STRONG OPINION ON CALLUM WILSON’S GOAL
Ben Foster has a strong opinion on Callum Wilson’s goal against Spurs on Sunday that put Newcastle 1-0 up. Newcastle went on to win the game 2-1, and despite a second-half header from the in-form Harry Kane, Eddie Howe’s side looked completely in control from start to finish. The three points saw Newcastle rise above Manchester United and Chelsea, with Howe’s side now in the top four. Wilson got Newcastle off to the perfect start with a long-range opener, after he won the ball off Hugo Lloris over 20 yards out.
FOSTER REJECTS NEWCASTLE UNITED TRANSFER – REPORT
Veteran English goalkeeper Ben Foster turned down the chance to sign for Newcastle United earlier this month. This is according to the report from English media outlet Football Insider. It was reported that Ben Foster was the preferred choice for Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe in his quest to sign a short-term goalkeeper replacement for the injured Karl Darlow. The Magpies had to turn to German shot stopper Loris Karius after they were rejected by Ben Foster.
ARSENAL: FOSTER HAILS GABRIEL JESUS SIGNING
Veteran goalkeeper Ben Foster has hailed the signing of Gabriel Jesus at Arsenal this summer. While speaking on his YouTube channel, Ben Foster said the Brazilian striker would be a massive signing for the Gunners who were able to convince Manchester City to part with one of their attacking talent.
WEST BROM’S STANCE OVER LIKELY BEN FOSTER AGREEMENT BECOMES CLEARER
West Brom are not planning to offer a contract to goalkeeper Ben Foster, a report from The Birmingham Mail has revealed. Foster enjoyed a successful seven-year spell with the Baggies between 2011 and 2019, during which time he made 223 appearances in all competitions for the club. The goalkeeper then left to join Watford, and is now a free agent after leaving Vicarage Road following the expiry of his contract at the end of last season, when the Hornets were relegated from the Premier League.
FOSTER OPEN TO ARSENAL MOVE
Veteran Watford goalkeeper Ben Foster has welcomed a move to North London giants Arsenal this summer. The 39-year-old talked about a possible transfer to Arsenal on his podcast, The Fozcast.
Ben Foster would be a free agent this summer when his contract at Watford ends. His current deal with the Hornets will expire at the end of this month. The former Manchester United and West Brom shot stopper endured a difficult Premier League season with the Hornets as he failed to save the club from suffering demotion to the English Championship. Foster started the latest Premier League season as the second choice goalkeeper behind first choice goalkeeper, Austrian international Daniel Bachmann, but ended it as the first choice ahead of Bachmann. Ben Foster was in the Watford goal for more than half of their Premier League games. Continue reading FOSTER OPEN TO ARSENAL MOVE
FOSTER FEATURED IN DEFEAT AGAINST BURNLEY
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Watford goalkeeper Ben Foster was in the starting XI, but he could not help his team from suffering a devastating 2-1 home defeat to Burnley in their last Premier League game. Ben Foster was on course to secure his first clean sheet of the season at home in the league before he conceded twice in the last ten minutes.
Ben Foster is the first choice goalkeeper at Watford ahead of Austrian international Daniel Bachmann. Bachmann started the season as the first choice goalkeeper before he was overtaken by former Manchester United and West Brom shot stopper Foster.
Watford goalkeeper Ben Foster was in the starting XI, but he could not help his team from suffering a devastating 2-1 home defeat to Burnley in their last Premier League game. Ben Foster was on course to secure his first clean sheet of the season at home in the league before he conceded twice in the last ten minutes.
Ben Foster is the first choice goalkeeper at Watford ahead of Austrian international Daniel Bachmann. Bachmann started the season as the first choice goalkeeper before he was overtaken by former Manchester United and West Brom shot stopper Foster. Continue reading FOSTER FEATURED IN DEFEAT AGAINST BURNLEY
FOSTER SAYS ANDERSON COULD HAVE BEEN BEST IN THE WORLD
Former Manchester United goalkeeper Ben Foster has insisted that Red Devils flop Anderson could have been the ‘best player in the world’, but believes the enigmatic midfielder was held back because he ‘didn’t care about anything’.
Anderson spent eight years at United, making 181 appearances and winning seven major trophies – including the Champions League and four league titles. However, he retired last year aged 32 after spending time at Adama Demispor in Turkey. Continue reading FOSTER SAYS ANDERSON COULD HAVE BEEN BEST IN THE WORLD