Tony Watt: Last News

Scottish football has endured a turbulent last few weeks, but the Premiership returns this week following their hastened winter break, and Motherwell head to the Highlands hoping to continue a good run of form.

Marc McNulty is back to spearhead Dundee United ’s Premiership restart.

Motherwell are reportedly interested in signing Partick Thistle striker Zak Rudden.

Motherwell boss Graham Alexander says he doesn't need hat-tricks from Tony Watt, but is looking for more consistency from the striker.

Tony Watt reckons he's hit the best form of his career at Motherwell this season and says it's because he's happy playing his football at Fir Park.

10-man Motherwell suffered a 2-0 defeat at Aberdeen, following Liam Polworth’s sending off.Having taken a point off of runway league leaders Rangers and St Mirren in previous weeks with strong performances blighted by an offside goal and a controversial penalty, respectively, Watt insists all that matters against the Staggies is stopping the rot and getting three points on the board.The striker said: “We keep getting decisions against us but they say things will change.“If your luck evens out then we will get all sorts of penalties and we will be playing against teams who will get four or five men sent off.“It is what it is and part of football.“We just need to suck it up and get on with it because we have a game up in Dingwall that we need

Sign up to the weekly West Lothian Courier newsletter for the latest West Lothian news and sport.The last time Motherwell visited West Lothian, the Lions produced a display that boss Gary Holt called the best during his time at the club.It's hard to think of a worse display than this afternoon's though, as a toothless Livi suffered a 2-0 defeat at the hands of the Steelmen which saw them drop to 10th in the Premiership table.First half goals from Callum Lang and Tony Watt proved the difference and while the contest was played in constant howling winds, Livi looked lackluster all afternoon and created little in front of goal.Holt elected for Max Stryjek to continue in goal with Robby McCrorie dropping to the bench having been ineligible to

Tony Watt has a cunning plan to beat the coronavirus shutdown blues but his FIFA video game bonding sessions were too much for a confused Gordon Dalziel to understand.