The strange case of Sanchez Watt

Herschel Oulio Sanchez Watt, or just Sanchez Watt, is a product of Arsenal`s children`s and teenage school, but fails to show the qualities needed to break into the first team of balls. The 27-year-old attacking player has 3 rounds of 1 goal for four seasons in the representative team, and after a series of rents he leaves his native club and goes into adventures abroad and the lower divisions of English football. The latest stop in his career is at the sixth level of the local football system, National League South. Watt plays for Hemel Hempstead Town, where he is once again leased, but by a still lower-ranked club - the semi-professional Billerica Town, which is part of the Eastman League (London Regional League).

Sanchez entered the news broadcasts not with football, but with confusion, which led to a red card for him, which was subsequently canceled. Arsenal`s former hope was asked by referee Dean Hulme as he was told after receiving a yellow card.
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Watt, replied the footballer, and after the judge had decided that Watt was mocking him and asking him What? (b. w - What ? , and his family is Watt), directly expelled him. In fact, the player repeated his name several times - Watt, Watt, Watt.

The referee, however, cancels the red card after consulting the captain of the team, Jordan Parkes, who explained to him that there was a misunderstanding. Hull looks back at the incident with a smile, and reports that they all find it funny.

The strange case of Sanchez Watt's red card is certainly one of the most memorable performances in his career. In addition, Nicklas Bendtner has just replaced Arsenal and his only goal for the London team in his debut match by soccer tipster for the first team against West Bromwich Albion in 2009. To date, Watt has played in a total of eight teams, including Leeds United, Kerala Blasters, where he has scored 2 goals, and Sheffield Wednesday.