Tag: Bolton Wanderers
2nd February 2013-Championship, Watford 2 Bolton Wanderers 1
15th September 2012- Championship, Bolton Wanderers 2 Watford 1
The game where Lloyd Doyley scored his other goal.
Second goal of Lloyd Doyley’s career doesn’t hide Watford’s defensive frailties at Bolton Wanderers
Lloyd Doyley admits second Watford goal was a cross but Bolton Wanderers defeat tainted moment
24th October 2000-New Division One, Watford 1 Bolton Wanderers 0
BSAD report: Besides, we’re top of the league. Properly top of the league, not just keeping it warm for Fulham. All the other stuff still matters, of course…but the crap that life throws at you seems to stick less easily when you’ve got a league table to gaze lovingly at.
BSAD report: Today we sing, coz we love our team. They kept out a hard-working bunch of bastards who’d got an inexplicable grudge against us and interrupted our every attempt at complicated passing, which made us look like we either couldn’t get in the game or weren’t trying hard enough to do so. 
31st May 1999- New Division One Playoff Final, Bolton Wanderers 0 Watford 2
Many BSAD reports:We’ve only gone and bloody done it! We’ve only gone and bloody done it!
“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
Goals from Nick Wright and Allan Smart sent Watford soaring into the Premiership after back-to-back promotions.
Minute by minute report
In pictures: Graham Taylor and Watford FC’s 1999 play-off final success
100 Greatest Watford wins- No.1: Watford were in a perfect position. They approached Wembley with the magical combination of incredible form and underdog status. They had also beaten Bolton home and away in the league. Confidence was high, but Taylor ensured nothing was left to chance in the preparations.
