Ben Foster responds to Watford captain Troy Deeneys jibes that he eats s**t, trains twice a week and is f***ing unbelievable
Ben Foster has admitted Watford team-mate Troy Deeney was not a million miles away with his assessment of the goalkeepers training regime.Foster who moved back to Vicarage Road in July has been one of the top performing keepers in the Premier League this season and is a big reason why the eighth-place Hornets are enjoying their best top flight campaign since the 1980s.Watford goalkeeper Ben Foster3
Watford goalkeeper Ben Foster
The 35-year-old is currently level with David de Gea on seven Premier League clean sheets this season.But, according to captain Deeney, its a miracle the former England glovesman is playing so well.Speaking in a recent Watford fan forum, the striker said: “The guy eats s**t, trains twice a week, turns up on a Saturday and is f***ing unbelievable!”Troy Deeney sent a jibe to team-mate Ben Foster over his lack of time on the training pitch3
Troy Deeney sent a jibe to team-mate Ben Foster over his lack of time on the training pitch
It seems like Foster has got it all figured out since his return to Hertfordshire after 12 years away, as he revealed to Alan Brazil and David Seaman on Wednesdays Sports Breakfast.talkSPORT host Brazil asked: Ben, that cant be true, can it?Hes not a million miles away, replied the shot-stopper.Dont get me wrong, I do enjoy my food.I obviously have to do a lot more gym work than I used to.But now Ive found a nice balance. I think life is about enjoying yourself and thats what Im doing.Seaman added: Whatever youre doing mate, keep doing it, because youve having a blinder!Foster has been one of the Premier League’s top goalkeepers this season3
Foster has been one of the Premier League’s top goalkeepers this season
In a recent interview, Foster admitted his lack of time on the training pitch is due to his previous injury record, having suffered three cruciate knee ligament ruptures.When hes not out on the field with his team-mates, hes working hard in the gym to maintain his fitness.He told the Evening Standard: I dont train all the time, just for the fact my body needs a rest and I dont feel I need to train too much either.But on the days that I dont train, I am in the gym doing a fair few kilometres on the watt bike!I have always found that training is not something that really floats my boat. I cant really get the same buzz that I do on a Saturday afternoon.I seem to get this massive adrenaline rush on a Saturday. I can do stuff that I cant do on a day-to-day basis in training. Couple that with my past injury record, it is probably wise and a clever move to not train as often just to extend the longevity of my playing career.

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