Duncan Watmore must be sick of being asked about the past and those injuries, so what about the future?
What does Watmore want the coming years of his career to look like?
The truth is he doesn’t really think about it. And that’s because of the past. Because of those career-threatening injuries and the struggle that followed, Watmore focuses on the now and cherishing every moment.
“I never look too far into the future because of what’s happened in the past,” he says.
“I don’t take it for granted. As soon as I start thinking how many games am I going to play or how many goals am I going to score or how can I help the team in six months time or whatever, I know how quickly it can be taken away.
“With my injury record I don’t take anything for granted. I focus game to game. I still have to manage my knee. That’s part of my life.
“When I’m playing a lot it’s something I need to do, that’s just part of my body and I cant control that. But I’m really happy. I’m getting out there on the pitch and playing as much as I can.
“Sometimes I can’t and my body will tell me that because of…
