After the demanding grind of games down south, Will Ferry acknowledges he’s feeling rejuvenated and energised playing for Dundee United in Scotland. The 23-year-old wing-back was Terrors manager Jim Goodwin’s first summer acquisition, and he has already made a name for himself in the starting lineup. Ferry is ecstatic to have the ability to adequately prepare for games with his teammates at the St Andrews training base of the team. That stands in stark contrast to his time at his previous club, Cheltenham Town, where he was exhausted due to the intense schedule of games.
After the demanding grind of games down south, Will Ferry acknowledges he’s feeling rejuvenated and energised playing for Dundee United in Scotland. The 23-year-old wing-back was Terrors manager Jim Goodwin’s first summer acquisition, and he has already made a name for himself in the starting lineup. Ferry is ecstatic to have the ability to adequately prepare for games with his teammates at the St Andrews training base of the team. That stands in stark contrast to his time at his previous club, Cheltenham Town, where he was exhausted due to the intense schedule of games.
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