Andros Townsend breaks silence after being run over by roller as England star, 35, makes ‘Stoke away’ joke

Andros Townsend breaks silence after being run over by roller as England star, 35, makes ‘Stoke away’ joke

ANDROS TOWNSEND has compared being run over by a roller to playing away against Stoke. The 35-year-old England international has taken to social media after a roller on the pitch drove into him during his warm-ups in Thailand. Andros Townsend jokes about being run over by a roller on social media Credit: Instagram/Andros Townsend England international Townsend is run over by a roller in Thailand Credit: X Townsend had shared a montage of his pre-match preparations ahead of playing for Thai League 1 side Prachuap on Friday night. He wrote: “WTF is Stoke away?” to contrast the picturesque playing conditions seen in the Thai league. Sign up for the Football newsletter Thank you! But Townsend was quick to eat his words after footage went viral of him being unexpectedly trapped under a roller before facing Pattani on Saturday. The roller initially trapped the ex-Premier League star’s left foot before rolling over his lower body, as the driver quickly jumped out to stop the vehicle. His teammates watched on in shock as Townsend attempted to push the machine off his body. Fortunately, the 13-cap England winger escaped with just a few scratches as he featured as a second-half sub in a 3-0 win. Townsend addressed the situation on his Instagram Story, sharing his previous video with the caption: “Turns out Stoke away wasn’t so bad after all.” The England international also shared the video of his vehicular run-in, joking that it was related to his unorthodox dietary preferences. Most read in Sport SUN VEGAS WELCOME OFFER: GET UP TO £100 BONUS Townsend shares footage of himself being run over on social mediaCredit: Refer to source He wrote: “Big Food: ‘Make it look like an accident.'” Townsend is in his first season with Prachuap, after suffering relegation with Thai side Kanchanaburi Power last year. Several stars have reached out to share their support following Townsend’s near-miss. Former Crystal Palace midfielder Nya Kirby, 26, said: “Speedy recovery bro.” Meanwhile, ex-Wycombe Wanderers striker Adebayo Akinfenwa, 44, commented: “WTF 🤷🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️ hope ain’t to bad broski.” Townsend now faces a long wait before his fourth-placed Prachuap’s next match against the tenth-ranked Chiangrai United on Sunday, October 11. Comment now

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