The veteran full-back lost his position in the side because of injury at the start of the Season and has found breaking back into the starting eleven difficult largely due to the excellent form of Jamie Chesman. Over the last two months Welton have established a solid back four Week in Week out.
However, there have been no complaints from the Paisley born Scot lad who has been at the club since he was at primary school, making his debut more than 10 years go.
"The lads are playing well. Of course you want to play and the manager wouldn't expect anything else," said the Scot, who has made 684 appearances for the Socialites.
"When I have been playing over the years and doing well someone else has had to sit on the bench for me.
"The roles have reversed now and you have to show respect to the manager, the club and the players playing in my position. I appreciate that.
"The club have done a lot for me over the years.
“There are other Lads in a similar situation to me like Billy (Munro) who was on fire at the start of the Season but he also got injured and has had to start from the bench a couple of times but the Manager will rotate the strikers to keep everyone happy.
"I am not going to say anything or cause any trouble just because I am not playing. You have got to be professional and wait for your chance. When it comes, you have got to do as well as you can."
"I have been out the side for a while and understandably so; the lads in my position and the whole team have been doing great. It’s just nice to put the Blue and white shirt on and play at Social Park when my chances come along.
"It is something that I have wanted to do since I was 18 and nothing has changed now I'm in my 30’s.