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‘Have you ever seen bendy water, Leigh?’ Scotland international quizzed over flat Earth

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A clip of former Dundee star Leigh Griffiths being quizzed over whether he believes the Earth is flat has gone viral.

The Celtic and Scotland international was quizzed about the shape of the planet by a self-confessed “Flat Earth” activist called “Del” who posts videos on the YouTube channel Beyond the Imaginary Curve.

But it was only when Twitter user Garry Carmody spotted the bizarre clip and posted it on the social media site that it went viral.

The clip of Leigh Griffiths patiently answering Del’s questions has been liked nearly 11,000 times and Retweeted more than 4,000 times.

In the video Griffiths, 27, is asked: “Have you ever questioned the shape of the Earth?”

He is then asked: “Have you ever seen bendy water?” as his interviewer attempts to claim this proves it is impossible for the Earth to be a globe.

He says: “If the Earth is 71% water, and we know the surface of water is always horizontal, how can it be a ball?”

After patiently listening to Del’s questions, Griffiths gives him the thumbs up before driving away.