Two days ago I was offered the Watford job. Actually I wasn't, but such a statement almost feels believable, which is why the past couple of months have been so weird to be a Hornets supporter...
The summers of many people in and around Watford Football Club surely were altered by the sheer rot of that second half.
This season was over a long time ago. Then it wasn’t. Then it was again, yet somehow wasn’t, until it was again.
I don't think there were many of us who believed Watford were still in a promotion race prior to the Burnley game but when you go 1-0 up against a good side, all common sense starts to disappear.
If we could replicate our home form on the road, we'd be a Premier League side before you could say "capo gabinetto".
I can't remember such a lame performance at The Vic in a long time. With a less defence minded manager I think we may have completely humiliated those poor tangerine men.
There was a lot of yawning at The Vic on Saturday. It’s not that the football wasn’t of a high quality but for long spells, it was all a bit boring. Wonderfully dull.
Hornets supporter Lee Coan reflects on Watford's 2-0 victory against Brighton & Hove Albion and picks out three stand-out performers.
Bournemouth was strange. An odd and frustrating 98 minutes of football even by this season's odd and frustrating standards.
Hornets fan Lee Coan discusses whether Watford's battling 0-0 draw at Burnley will be a turning point for Gianfranco Zola and his side.
