Tony Watt

Twatt

 

And Tony’s controversial opinion today is

 

I stand by my previous comment.

 

Tony

WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

 

That Barca goal was the worst thing to happen to that bhoy.

 

Aye, I would say its arguable that Ronaldinho shaped the modern game. His skill, vision and criminally understated physical game helped it get to where we are now.

 

.Totally forgot I posted that

 

But my * it was Pure Brilliant,at the time I was thinking late 60s early 70s thoughts

 

Looks promising. Sign him up.

 

I think you’re a *, not even a *(you’ll rise to that level if you stop your smug childish posts).
You did ask for thoughts

 

Well for starters why don't you keep out of the Threads i have started in the Pub Section,and you are clearly the kind of person who would * themselves if they met me in a Public Bar.So stop trolling me Mega Wimp of a *!!

 

Here's a thought carry on with the trolling insults and you won't be around to reply for a while. Cut it out.

 

Replying with an insult isn't good either. Cut it out.

 

On one hand I get it, I'm sure he can get more money elsewhere. But ffs it's the first time in his career he appears to have settled somewhere and found some consistency and now he's about to leave.

Hibs should punt Nisbet and get Watt in to replace him.

 

I remember sliding on my knees in my living room and the buttons on my shirt busted open

Got so drunk I fell asleep and forgot I had a date later that evening


Skickat från min iPhone med Tapatalk

 

I think there's more to Tony Watt than what it is sometimes simplified down to.

People are quick to say the Barcelona goal got to his head etc. but I don't think it's as simple as that. The way he does twitch streaming and movie reviews shows he's a bit different from your normal footballer.

I know plenty of young people that are the same and I'm sure we all do, we just don't expect it from a footballer. How many people do you know that took until their mid-20s or later to get on top of things. I feel like that's what happened to Watt and there's nothing wrong with that.

To that end, he's doing the right thing by trying to get the best deal possible. He needs to earn a bit of money before he retires and if he feels he's finally at a point where he can take on a new challenge and succeed then all power to him.

 

Don't blame him for wanting to move elsewhere. He's finally scoring and there will be league 1 clubs in England paying more than Motherwell. If he goes another year at Motherwell and flops, which I wouldn't be surprised by, then that's his last chance gone.