Ben Foster who has played for Watford football club for six years
has announced he is leaving Watford at the end of the season after six years with the club.
The 39yr-old announced on his official Twitter page that he will be leaving Watford at the end of the season
“The ups, downs, good, bad & ugly…it’s all part of the journey!
My time at Watford FC is a huge thanks for all the support and love I’ve received from fans, players, and staff in the 6 years with the club, it’s been a blast!
Looking forward to what next season will bring” the goalkeeper said.
Foster has made 27 appearances for Watford this season, playing in his last match at Vicarage Road on Sunday when Leicester ran out 5-1 winners.
Former Forest Green head coach Rob Edwards will take charge of the team next season, with Roy Hodgson and his assistant Ray Lewington set to depart following Sunday’s final league game at Chelsea.
Speaking to the Watford website, Foster said: ‘I’ve enjoyed playing for Roy and Ray, they’re brilliant coaches and I wish them all the best and thank them for what they’ve done. CONTINUE READING…
