Injured Stoke City goalkeeper Jack Butland finds novel way to get around
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For a footballer there is nothing worse than an injury.
Not only does it prevent you from playing the sport you love but it can also affect your life away from the game itself.
But one person who refuses to be defeated by an ankle injury is Stoke City goalkeeper Jack Butland.
The 23-year-old picked up a pretty serious knock back in March while representing England in their friendly game against Germany.
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He has been sidelined ever since, but despite needing crutches to get around, is far from immobile.
Instead he's found a rather novel way of getting from A to B, and is apparently having the time of his life doing it.
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The above video shows the shot-stopper on a recent shopping trip, zooming around the place on a mobility scooter.
For the added bit of humour, the former Birmingham City keeper, has dubbed Chamillionaire track Ridin over the top.
Brilliant.