Ben Woodburn

Ben will want to put himself in the best possible position to get a call up for Wales at the Euros, so there's no way he's just going to plod along and settle for a place on the bench. If he is in the squad for Shrewsbury, then it won't be long until he's starting games on the regular - and if we do get into the playoffs he could be the extra boost we need to win them.
 
Ben will want to put himself in the best possible position to get a call up for Wales at the Euros, so there's no way he's just going to plod along and settle for a place on the bench. If he is in the squad for Shrewsbury, then it won't be long until he's starting games on the regular - and if we do get into the playoffs he could be the extra boost we need to win them.
.... indeed, that could well be a feasible possibility .... he will need to get himself match fit first of course
 
.... indeed, that could well be a feasible possibility .... he will need to get himself match fit first of course
And, of course, if he actually plays decent when on the pitch and is deemed a better option than another player, which will be the main reason he plays, regardless of whether he wants to or not.
 
One thing is if KR puts him in he better be sure he can hit the ground running. Better safe than sorry make sure he is 100%.. Maybe if we are comfortably ahead bring him on.

On another note if he does come back and hit form straight away then that is great for us. Remember what they all said about this boy and his potential . Hopfully he can start showing it.

Could be the difference for us. Abit of quality.
 

Leicester City goalkeeper Danny Ward has returned to his regional roots to help struggling families with children receive free meals during Coronavirus lockdown.

Ward, who began his career with Wrexham and Liverpool, has kickstarted a Cash for Kids programme to provide essential care for the most vulnerable people in the north-west and north Wales.

The scheme has also received backing from Liverpool’s youngest goalscorer Ben Woodburn with restaurant chain Hickorys Smokehouse committed to preparing and delivering meals.
 

Leicester City goalkeeper Danny Ward has returned to his regional roots to help struggling families with children receive free meals during Coronavirus lockdown.

Ward, who began his career with Wrexham and Liverpool, has kickstarted a Cash for Kids programme to provide essential care for the most vulnerable people in the north-west and north Wales.

The scheme has also received backing from Liverpool’s youngest goalscorer Ben Woodburn with restaurant chain Hickorys Smokehouse committed to preparing and delivering meals.

Nice to hear of another positive story in amongst all the worrying/negative ones.
 
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