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Following Fernando
What’s great about footballers these days is how they can share their lives with fans via Twitter. You get to see behind the scenes of the training ground, the banter and their real characters can start coming out. We’ve seen that those real characters aren’t always likeable (Ashley Cole), but others have made me care more for them. Lots of the Watford boys are on Twitter. Troy Deeney loves to show up teammates fashion sense, U18 Bernard Mensah will literally not stop tweeting and Fernando Forestieri has shared his love for Mickey Mouse and his new experiences in England.
2012-2013 on Aggregate
It’s no surprise that we lost our aggregate game against Derby by 3 goals; we would have had to of done something very special to get over the 5-1 drubbing at Pride Park back in September. However, the big down in this list of results must be losing to relegated, and finished bottom of the table, Bristol City.
Scarves to Wembley
The second volume of the book Tales from the Vicarage will be out at the start of next season. Our very own Mike Parkin is one of the contributors to this collection of stories about the Hornets…
EXTENDED SEASON
BRING IT ON!!!!!
Whatever happens, this is just the start…
Third in what is widely recognised as one of the most competitive divisions in the world. I’ll take that.
Chalobah’s Goal with our Reaction!
Hear what we sounded when Nathaniel Chalobah scored a corker of a goal!
So. How are you feeling?
Well, I wasn’t sure so, I took to Twitter to ask fellow fans what they felt, in a bid to try and get my head round it. I asked Watford supporters to let me know their post-Millwall feelings in one word only and the diagram below shows the results. The bigger the word, the more often it was used.
And breathe…
Enjoy the rest Hornets. We’ve got work to do… It’s called the International break, but for me it’s nothing of the sort. It’s just a break. A rest. If I’m brutally honest I’m not even sure when the International fixtures are due to take place. It’s not that I don’t care about England, I’ll always […]
How many points?
The question isn’t where are we now, but where could we be at the end of the season? Paul Dewen is a Watford fan over in Denver USA and he is quite the stat man.