clips of Jon Marks BBC 3CR commentary
Relive action as Watford are humbled by league-leaders Liverpool at Anfield
Hornets hit for six by rampant Liverpool
Henderson: It would be “very difficult” for any team to stop Liverpool in current form
Defensive frailties frustrate Mazzarri after Liverpool humbling
Jaanmat urges teammates to forget Anfield debacle
I confess, I’ve found all of this a little difficult. In truth, I have a natural resistance to change that’s perfectly willing to defy sense if needs be: no matter how absurd it might seem, there’s part of me that’d prefer the comfortable, flawed, everyday familiarity of Carl Dickinson to the altogether more continental, polished and exotic Daniel Pudil. There’s part of me that hasn’t really got the hang of Manuel Almunia, no matter how fine and handsome and musketeery he might be; part of me that’s desperately eager to damn Fernando Forestieri for being a cheating little fraudster rather than gasp at his magic tricks. There’s part of me that simply doesn’t believe in Neuton, that tries to picture him and then gets lost in the same impenetrable brow-furrowing fog occupied by things like quantum physics, Jupiter’s moons and Sarah Palin. And if we really get to the heart of the matter, there’s an awful lot of me that just wanted Ray Lewington to be the manager forever and hasn’t entirely let go of the idea, even now.
BSAD report:I don’t know how many words there are in Icelandic for goal, but there must be quite a few for determination.
