Newcastle United defender Kell Watts admits he is raring to go at Peterborough United after overcoming an untimely knee injury during the early stages of pre-season. The Magpies loanee, 22, has been tipped in many circles to have a bright future on Tyneside but will first try and aid The Posh's promotion push in the third tier this season.
Watts made his first start for the League One outfit in a 3-2 defeat to Exeter City at the weekend, with his side conceding two goals in the closing stages. The defender is now relishing a run in the first-team after returning to full fitness in recent weeks.
"I feel good. I did all my rehab in Newcastle and they sent me down in good shape so I was ready to go," Watts told Chronicle Live. "I've got no problems now and I'm feeling good.
