Category: Oscar Garcia

30th September 2014-Championship, Watford 2 Brentford 1

scan-60 scan-61 scan-62 scan-63 scan-64 scan-65 scan-66 scan-67 Scan 28 Scan 29 scan-68 Scan 30 Scan 31 scan-69 scan-70 scan-71 scan-72 Scan 32 scan-73 Scan 33 Scan 34 Scan 35 Scan 36 Scan 37 Scan 38 Scan 39 Scan 40 Scan 41 Scan 42 Scan 43 Scan 44 Scan 45 Scan 46 Scan 47 Scan 48 Scan 49

report: A superb strike from Matej Vydra gave Billy McKinlay a victory over Brentford in his first game as Watford boss.McKinlay was only named Hornets head coach on Monday, following Oscar Garcia’s decision to step down for health reasons.

report: Watford’s Matej Vydra gets Billy McKinlay off to a winning start

report: another chance for Odion Ighalo to show us what he could do. Word from Granada was that he was hugely popular despite not having the best goalscoring ratio, and it’s easy to see why on both counts.

screen-shot-2016-09-29-at-21-44-26

Screen Shot 2016-09-29 at 21.45.15.png

statto.com

20th September 2014- Championship, Watford 1 AFC Bournemouth 1

Scan 14 Scan 15 Scan 16 Scan 17 Scan 18 Scan 19 Scan 20 Scan 21 Scan 22 Scan 23 Scan 24 Scan 25 Scan 26 Scan 27 Scan 28 Scan 29 Scan 30 Scan 31 Scan 32 Scan 33 Scan 34 Scan 35 Scan 36 Scan 37 Scan 38 Scan 39 Scan 40 Scan 41 Scan 42 Scan 43 Scan 44 Scan 45 Scan 46 Scan 47 Scan 48 Scan 49 Scan 50 Scan 51 Scan 52 Scan 53 Scan 54 Scan 55

clips of Jon Marks BBC 3CR commentary Goals: 1

A late goal from Craig Cathcart denied Bournemouth a surprise victory at Watford.

Being live on the telly carries with it a few considerations. For one thing, it’s an awful lot easier to write about a midweek trip to Blackpool, for instance, internet streaming or otherwise. If nobody’s seen the game then it’s not difficult to add to their understanding of how it went down… and less likely that anyone’s going to pick me up on a sloppy detail. Consequence number two is that everyone’s performing a little bit, even now in the era of blanket coverage. This went for daughter number one and daughter number two, stopped by a Sky crew on Vicarage Road at 11.15 and eager to wave their yellow, red and black garlands around their heads for the cameras. It went for the referee as well, who was irritatingly assiduous about free kicks being taken in the right spot but missed a lot of rather more fundamental stuff, frustrating both sides into the process. The close attention of Bournemouth’s aggressive midfield wasn’t acknowledged, Ian Harte’s lethal, cynical hack on Forestieri should have been given a red card… all round, tiresome. His performance was at the forefront of the girls’ post-match account to their great-grandmother, delivered with the withering shakes of the head of seasoned veterans.

Screen Shot 2018-09-19 at 20.48.49

2nd February 2014- Championship, Watford 2 Brighton & Hove Albion 0

Watford earned only their second win in 16 Championship games with victory over play-off hopefuls Brighton.

Anya fired the Hornets into an early lead with an angled shot across Tomasz Kuszczak and Beppe Sannino’s side were assured of their first win of 2014 on the hour mark when Forestieri made the most of a poor backpass from Gordon Greer.

Watford’s effective pressing game was a feature of their performance and Giuseppe Sannino, the head coach, said: “I knew that Brighton before this game were the best team in terms of goals conceded away from home and if we score two goals it’s because the pressing was very good. But also the desire of my lads and the effort that we were able to put into the game – we worked our socks off today.”

Watford did what they could not do against Nottingham Forest in midweek and held on to a 2-0 lead at home to Brighton. Their manager, Giuseppe Sannino, said: “I’m happy for my team because we came from three games where we didn’t get what we deserved.”