Ben Amos, 36, revealed he stayed at Manchester United for too long, enduring 14 years with the club before leaving in 2015. His loan spell at Oldham Athletic in 2008-09 was part of a series of moves that included Peterborough, Molde, Carlisle, and Hull. Amos admitted waiting for a breakthrough at United was a mistake, as he made just seven senior appearances and two League Cup wins. 'I had waited too long,' he said, 'and needed to crack on.' After leaving Old Trafford, he joined Bolton permanently in 2015, marking the end of his childhood dream. His career since has seen stints at Cardiff, Charlton, Millwall, Wigan, Port Vale, and Burnley, where he now plays for a Championship club.
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Ben Amos: From Man United to Oldham, a journey of patience and perseverance
Ex-Man United goalkeeper Ben Amos reflected on his 14-year journey with the club, including a loan spell at Oldham Athletic, before moving to Bolton. Now 36, he remains a reliable EFL shot-stopper after joining Burnley.
