When Senne Lammens signed for Manchester United, the goalkeeper revealed he was a fan of Ben Foster and the ex-Red’s content creation.
Foster set up a YouTube channel during the final years of his playing career to document two things: his love of bike riding and, naturally, goalkeeping.
Ben would regularly post video diaries of his journeys to and from training, as well as innovative views of matchday and the life of a footballer.
As a young keeper growing up in Belgium, a country with a passion for cycling, the channel caught Senne’s attention and the pair have since formed a friendship.
Ben would regularly post video diaries of his journeys to and from training, as well as innovative views of matchday and the life of a footballer.
As a young keeper growing up in Belgium, a country with a passion for cycling, the channel caught Senne’s attention and the pair have since formed a friendship.
BACK AT BASE
Earlier this month, after recording a podcast together, Lammens gave Foster a private tour of our new state-of-the-art building at Carrington.
As you can see in the exclusive video above, Ben had not been back to United HQ since leaving the club in 2010 and he was blown away by the transformation.
Earlier this month, after recording a podcast together, Lammens gave Foster a private tour of our new state-of-the-art building at Carrington.
As you can see in the exclusive video above, Ben had not been back to United HQ since leaving the club in 2010 and he was blown away by the transformation.
The now-retired former England international also bumped into some familiar faces, including members of our coaching staff in the gym.
There was also a reunion with chief goalkeeping scout Tony Coton, who notably recommended Lammens to the club last summer.
There was also a reunion with chief goalkeeping scout Tony Coton, who notably recommended Lammens to the club last summer.
CARRINGTON TOURS
For the first time ever, we are opening the gates to Carrington and allowing fans the ultimate glimpse behind the curtain.
These unmissable training-ground experiences are due to take place during the off season in June and July 2026, and places are understandably limited.
Priced at £100, the package will begin with an all-access tour of Old Trafford, including the dressing rooms, tunnel, Museum and Megastore. Fans will then board a club coach to Carrington to see the inner sanctum of United's day-to-day home.
For the first time ever, we are opening the gates to Carrington and allowing fans the ultimate glimpse behind the curtain.
These unmissable training-ground experiences are due to take place during the off season in June and July 2026, and places are understandably limited.
Priced at £100, the package will begin with an all-access tour of Old Trafford, including the dressing rooms, tunnel, Museum and Megastore. Fans will then board a club coach to Carrington to see the inner sanctum of United's day-to-day home.
Supporters will visit the state-of-the-art dressing room, gym, swimming pools, recovery areas, press-conference room, media studios and players' lounge.
As stated, places on our first-ever tours of Carrington are limited, so please act quickly to avoid disappointment.