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Emile Heskey backs 16-goal star to succeed if he joins West Brom
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Emile Heskey has backed Max Watters to adapt to life in the Premier League if the Crawley Town hotshot joins West Bromwich Albion in the January window, speaking exclusively to HITC.
There are not many players who have succeeded in making an immediate step up from the fourth-tier of English football to the first.
And while Watters has been nothing short of extraordinary since joining Crawley from Doncaster Rovers in one of the most inspired free-transfer deals you will see this century, it remains to be seen how high the 21-year-old can fly.
REALTY TV star Mark Wright has signed for Sky Bet League Two club Crawley Town on a non-contract basis. He had a stint with the Reds 13 years ago before he found fame on The Only Way is Essex and has more recently worked as a presenter on Heart FM. Wright, who has been a regular in the Soccer Aid charity games, has trained with the club over the last two months and agreed to a shock return. Crawley are Bradford City s opponents tonight and Mark is the brother of former Bantams skipper Josh Wright. Gor on my son. Captain of a massive club like Bradford City. Keep continuing to make us proud boy.