Slavisa Jokanovic admitted his Watford side gave Leeds United “many presents” during this afternoon’s clash at Elland Road but said the Hornets' 3-2 victory was reward for his players’ self-belief to fight back from two goals behind. The Whites
Leeds United manager Neil Redfearn conceded poor decisions were to blame for his side losing 3-2 this afternoon but did highlight ‘the millions’ of pounds Watford’s owner have spent on their squad as an important factor. Leeds led 2-0 at Elland
Chants of ‘we are going up’ met the final whistle at Elland Road as Watford beat Leeds United 3-2 to move within three points of league-leaders Derby County and one below the Championship’s automatic promotion places. On an afternoon when the top
A school in Kings Langley has been announced as one of 27 schools in the UK to win £15,000 for their work in character education. Kings Langley Secondary School were notified of their achievement on Wednesday, February 25 by Education Secretary
I don’t know if Citizens’ Band Radio still exists these days – I suspect the invention of the mobile phone has rather rendered it obsolete – but back in the late 1970s and 1980s, it was all the rage. It began, as everything seems to, in the United
A Troy Deeney goal has given Watford hope against Leeds United as the Hornets trial 2-1 at half time at Elland Road. Billy Sharp put the home side in front in the sixth minute and then a stunning strike from Rodolph Austin doubled the Whites’ advantage
A chance meeting on a train has led to £10 million being raised by Britain’s biggest pub chain, Watford-based J D Wetherspoon, for cancer charity CLIC Sargent. Staff and customers have been fundraising for the past 13 years for the charity, which
The Watford Observer is hoping fans will enjoy interacting pre-match, during the game and after the final whistle has blown on our website. Twitter users can contribute just by adding the #WatfordFC hashtag and for those of you not on the social
An appeal to allow a former school building to be converted into homes in Radlett has been dismissed. Hertsmere Borough Council originally refused the application for the property in Loom Lane, for failure to provide contributions towards various
Life-size Smurfs who are touring the country brought their show to town this week and it was so successful they will be back next year! Children on half-term holidays have bundled into Watersmeet, Rickmansworth, day after day to watch King of the
Trading standards officers in Hertfordshire are reminding small and medium retailers that there’s just five weeks to go before they have to cover up their displays of tobacco. In 2012 legislation was introduced to make it a requirement that large
Trevor Sargent, Little Hay Golf Club captain has won the February Senior's stableford medal. An impressive score of 42 points was enough for Sargent to triumph, with John Redgwell (39 points) in second and Peter Abbiss (38 points) on third following
Oveg. That’s the abbreviated name chosen for Oxhey’s new environment group. The initials stand for Oxhey Village Environment Group, which was the name unanimously agreed for the organisation at its first public meeting following inauguration.
After setting the World Junior Games alight last year, Watford’s Mitchell Dutton insists he is in no mood to slow down in 2015. The 19-year-old, who competes in the F38 discus and javelin, set a new junior world record on his way to a gold medal
Leeds succumbed to a 2-0 defeat at the hands of ever-improving Brighton & Hove Albion in midweek, ending a run of three consecutive wins in home and away fixtures. Goals from Sam Baldock and Iñigo Calderón either side of half time were enough
