26th August 1997- League Cup First Round Second Leg, Watford 1 Swindon Town 1 (Watford won 3-1 on aggregate) Leave a Reply http://watford.fcdb.info?id=4256 BSAD report: There have been many changes at Watford over the last couple of months as the Vicarage Road Revolution gathers momentum. But few of those changes can have been as significant as this – tea with milk. Not tea with powdered crap or, as I once had at Ipswich, tea with white bits floating around in it like one of those snow scene shaky wotsits – tea with proper milk. Oh, happy day! 13th September 1997- New Division Two, Watford 2 Chesterfield 1 Share this:TwitterFacebook
23rd August 1997- New Division Two, Watford 3 Brentford 1 Leave a Reply BSAD report: Y’know, there was a time not so very long ago when writing one of these reports involved little more that topping and tailing the handful of noteworthy incidents with a few bits of my usual waffle. It seems that those days are gone – you could write a book about this game, such was the richness and potency of football on offer. Taken from There’s only one Graham Taylor http://watford.fcdb.info?id=4255 Share this:TwitterFacebook
16th August 1997- New Division Two, Carlisle United 0 Watford 2 Leave a Reply http://watford.fcdb.info?id=4254 So why did we go such a long way to watch a football match? Quite simply addiction. I am addicted to Watford at the moment. I need my fix. If we keep playing like this, I am going to find it very hard to miss a game this season. Though we didn’t have it all our own way, and certainly this was our least impressive performance this season. But it was still a good performance, with everyone contributing in some way or another. Share this:TwitterFacebook
9th August 1997- New Division Two, Watford 1 Burnley 0 Leave a Reply http://watford.fcdb.info?id=4252 BSAD report:This was a match of many good (and a few excellent) individual performances, not a game that offered vital insights into our future – chaotic but fun, essentially. If we play like that all season, most of our fans will have been reduced to dribbling lunatics by May – but, with so many new players and a ‘new’ manager, it’s only to be expected that we’ll take some time bringing everything together into a cohesive whole. Share this:TwitterFacebook