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Watford Observer: RECAP: Preston 1 Watford 5
Can they do it in the north-west in the winter? Yes they can
Ismael said what Watford fans were thinking: ‘That is what we want’
No end of fun at North End – the 5-1 away win in pictures
Fran’s Watford Blog: Football really is fun again.
clips of Jon Marks BBC 3CR commentary Goal: 1
RELIVE – Watford humbled by Huddersfield in Vicarage Road shocker
Troy Deeney sees red Watford crash to abysmal defeat to Huddersfield Town
Watford vs Huddersfield Town: David Wagner delighted with “extraordinary” Premier League win
Marco Silva admits Watford’s Huddersfield Town humbling was worst performance under him
Watford’s Marco Silva declines to comment on Troy Deeney after another indiscretion
 It’s not always Huddersfield, but it does tend to be Huddersfield quite a lot. The notorious end-of-season calamity under Beppe Sannino was worse than this, except that it probably mattered less. Then there was an incongruous defeat in West Yorkshire during our promotion season when Miguel Layún got rinsed on his debut and promotion felt less than a done deal. And then there was this one almost exactly seventeen years ago; the nadir of the collapse of GT’s last season afforded appropriate disdain by my co-editor who had the good sense not to come up from Hastings on this occasion. Him and a good number of others, the nominal and now traditional 20k gate including a good number present in Season Ticket but not in body.
Watford Observer: Reaction to Gianfranco Zola’s resignation as Watford head coach
As the two sets of fans passed each other on Occupation Road afterwards, they summed up the whole thing far better than I ever could. Watford supporters looked back upon the events of the last five minutes, threw hands up in demonstrative frustration, and wailed “Oh, if only Mooney had buried that header…”. Their West Brom counterparts also reflected on the same five minutes, looked to the sky in disbelief, and howled “Oh, if only Sneekes had taken that chance in injury time…”.
Huddersfield Town boss David Wagner said his side are halfway to Premier League survival after their 4-1 win at Watford.
Aaron Mooy scored twice as Huddersfield thrashed Watford 4-1 with both sides finishing with 10 men amid controversy at Vicarage Road.
For Huddersfield Town, this was proof that football has a tendency to reward the teams who never give up. They had gone 738 minutes without a goal in all competitions on the road, but they are no longer weighed down by that unfortunate statistic.
If the first Huddersfield goal had been scrappy, the second was a horror show. The Watford defence appeared to stop playing as Holebas allowed Quaner to escape and deliver a low cross which flew across the goal to Mooy who had the easy task of tapping it home. In the Rookery, we were looking at each other in disbelief at what we had just seen.
Sorry there has been a error, why on earth would you want to relive that.  Enjoy your Sunday, forget about that performance please.
