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“Unforgettable”
“Wembley glory”
“Can life get any better?”
“Images”
“It’s a long way to…LA”
“The Horns of a dilemma?”
“If you want to get to heaven let me tell you how…”
“Something else”
“Fifteen years”
“The best day of my life”
“Tears at tea-time”
“Here’s to the next time”
“It’s a long way from…NG7”
“Nice and ‘isi”
“Emotion”
“Wembley’s Way”
“A magnificent obsession”
“A good day out”
“Why a grown man would cry”
“Winning at Wembley is better than losing on IRC”
“The Hornets have landed”
“Twenty years”
“Wem-ber-lee”
“The scoreboard said…”
Wembley photo gallery
Victory parade photo gallery

























Twenty Years Ago: Richard Johnson
Twenty Years Ago: Michel Ngonge
Twenty Years Ago: Micah Hyde
Twenty Years Ago: Ciaran Cosgrave
Twenty Years Ago: Tommy Mooney
Twenty Years Ago: Robert Page
Twenty Years Ago: Nick Wright
Play-Off Final 1999: Player & Staff Memories Of Graham Taylor
Time Capsules: Graham Taylor’s Miracle (1999)
Wright & Smart Narrate 1999 Play-Off Final
25 years on: Watford’s 1999 Play-off Triumph
In pictures: Graham Taylor and Watford FC’s 1999 play-off final success



































































































BSAD report: Blindly indulged every superstition available. Lucky shave, lucky boxer shorts, lucky shirt (unwashed during April and May – one man’s disgusting laziness is another’s inspirational magic), lucky view over Watford on the train, lucky programme seller. Qualified virtually every sentence with the phrase “If we make the playoffs…”, for fear of tempting fate. Some of these things are clearly stupid, but this was not the time for taking chances. Everyone was in superstition overdrive, Watford had its fingers crossed.




















































