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fun time frankie wrote:

ask yourself why cas let such a promising youngster go and why rovers agreed to release him early

Can`t be bothered,too many loose cannons in S.L.

Sheldon wrote:

If it does the trick we've signed a very promising player, if it doesn't he goes.

You can't saying fairer than that.

liked scott murrels reply on twitter to liam thanking the fans but saying hes a hull fc player now blah blah he just said f##k off k##bhead it was a joke before the hull fans start

Dudley wrote:

No to be fair Cookie could always turn it on, right up to him leaving, unfortunately only against your shower of snake helpful.

What a little sweetie you are. No wonder Cookie cleared off.

fun time frankie wrote:

liked scott murrels reply on twitter to liam thanking the fans but saying hes a hull fc player now blah blah he just said f##k off k##bhead it was a joke before the hull fans start

Wasn't watts slagging the Hull fans off on twitter recently?

Jake the Peg wrote:

Wasn't watts slagging the Hull fans off on twitter recently?

Yes, but now he's seen the light. Hallelujah!!!

I am not that bothered about him going, he has shown his talent so rarely for us he adds nothing to the squad that a number of our kids will. He will no doubt show his skills for a while at FC and then his head will blow and he will be relegated to the 2nd string and move on. I honestly believe that a 100% committed Watts would be a regular in the England squad, but his nature is to be around 35% committed to RL and he will end up being a wasted talent. If they had signed Taylor, I would be livid.

Sign Scott Taylor, now that's a thought

Watts is a talented player who's lost his way a bit. What disappoints the most is that faced with a choice between knuckling down & forcing his way back into the team & asking for a release he took the easy option. He probably has more ability that Netherton, Murrell, Lovegrove etc but they all seem to be prepared to work harder. That's what a coach wants to to see. If Hull can get Watts back on track good luck to them.

Wildmoose wrote:

Watts is a talented player who's lost his way a bit. What disappoints the most is that faced with a choice between knuckling down & forcing his way back into the team & asking for a release he took the easy option. He probably has more ability that Netherton, Murrell, Lovegrove etc but they all seem to be prepared to work harder. That's what a coach wants to to see. If Hull can get Watts back on track good luck to them.

Agreed. He could, I think, be as good as Sam Burgess if only he had the work ethic to match his natural talent.