14th March 1998- New Division One, Watford 1 Southend United 1 BSAD report:Â Just mindless, senseless violence. I’d hoped we’d seen the last of scenes like this in English football grounds – so-called supporters, some barely out of nappies, raining missiles down onto the heads of the defenceless fans below. Sickening to watch. Still, I guess it’s our fault for giving out a thousand paper aeroplanes in the first place. But how were we to know that these innocuous adverts for BSaD’s forthcoming “Luddite Edition” would be used to wage such vicious war? How could we have guessed that, as the first half crawled mercilessly onwards, plane after plane would ascend towards the roof of the Vic Road end before plummeting point-first onto some poor, unsuspecting punter’s bonce? Look, we’re sorry, okay?
14th March 1987-FA Cup Sixth Round, Arsenal 1 Watford 3  BSAD report: There were many highlights of the glory years in the Taylor era, but Highbury away was definitely the last. 100 Greatest Watford wins- No.21: The prologue to the explosive and controversial closing few minutes at Highbury had been written five months earlier. The league game between Arsenal and Watford descended into farce when the referee, Brian Stevens, sent the goalkeeper, Tony Coton off.
14th March 1970-FA Cup Semi Final, Chelsea 5 Watford 1 BSAD report: And yea it came to pass that we took to the trains in our thousands from Watford Junction to the first Semi-Final of The Cup in our history. In every battle there must be a victor and a vanquished and on that fateful day we were the latter. Our brave knights did battle against the rich barons of the Kings Road.