Addicks punish Hornets' defensive shortcomings (From Watford Observer)
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Watford beaten in seven-goal encounter by Charlton Athletic
3:13pm Tuesday 1st January 2013 in Sport By Anthony Matthews, Group Sports Editor
Watford were unable to start 2013 as they ended last year after they were beaten 4-3 by Charlton Athletic at Vicarage Road following a defensively bad day at the office.
The Hornets started on the right track to continue their winning ways over the festive period when Daniel Pudil scored his first goal for the club. By half-time though, it was the Addicks who had the upper hand after a Tommie Hoban own goal and Yann Kermorgant’s first of the afternoon in the space of three minutes.
Gianfranco Zola’s men were back on terms eight minutes after the restart from an Almen Abdi penalty and finally looked set to take charge of the contest in decisive fashion when Alex Geijo made it 3-2.
Within a minute though, Kermorgant had equalised and Johnnie Jackson scored what turned out to be the winner with 12 minutes remaining when he headed home from a corner.
Zola had suggested he would utilise the depth of his squad at some point over the festive period and he chose this game to do it, making five in total from the team that won so impressively at Brighton & Hove Albion.
One change was always going to have to be made after Fitz Hall sustained a hamstring injury in the 3-1 victory and the man who replaced him, Neuton, kept his place in the side. Marco Cassetti also came back into the side after missing the trip to the south coast through suspension, with Iecki Anya dropping to the bench, while there was a first start since September for Sean Murray in place of Jonathan Hogg, who was rested.
Perhaps the most surprising changes though, came up front, with Saturday’s scorers, Matej Vydra and Troy Deeney, both dropping to the bench. In came Geijo and Forestieri after his hamstring injury. There was also a welcome return to the match-day squad after a prolonged absence for Nyron Nosworthy.
Former Hornets defender Chris Powell made two changes to his side that ended a run of three successive defeats with a 1-1 draw at home to Derby County on Saturday.
Dorian Dervite came into the defence in place of the suspended Michael Morrison, while Ricardo Fuller returned up front, with Danny Haynes missing out.
It was perhaps a reflection of the early kick-off time but the match got off to a fairly low key opening until the sixth minute when Kermorgant had the first shot of the afternoon, but dragged a left-footed effort harmlessly wide from just outside the penalty area.
Kermorgant had a better opening in the tenth minute when the Hornets had failed to fully clear from a corner, but he hit a shot on the turn over from around 16 yards. Within a minute though, the Hornets had scored their first goal of 2013 from their first attacking moment of note.
Nathaniel Chalobah, who had already had one loud round of applause following a lovely piece of skill, again did well to find Geijo. He struck a low left-footed curling shot which Ben Hamer did well to get down save but Pudil was following up from the left side of the area and drove the ball into the net to score his first goal for the club.
Manuel Almunia was forced into meaningful action for the first time five minutes later when he did well to smother Fuller’s close-range effort after he had been slipped in by former Watford loanee Jackson on the left side of the area.
There was some concern for the Hornets soon after when Joel Ekstrand was caught late by Bradley Pritchard but after two to three minutes of treatment, he was able to continue. The Adddicks midfielder was fortunate not to be booked for that challenge but, instead, it was Forestieri’s name that was the first to enter referee Trevor Kettle’s notebook after he nicked the ball away from the advancing Hamer with his arm to set up what would have been an attempt at an open goal had he created it legitimately.
Handball soon became something of a theme as the Hornets had strong appeals for a penalty after the ball had hit Dervite before Jackson had what he thought was the equaliser ruled out after he controlled the ball with his left arm at the back post before lifting it past Almunia.
Despite leading, the Hornets had been some way below their best and the game was to swing in the visitors’ favour in the space of three minutes.
Charlton levelled after 34 minutes when a corner from the right was helped on at the near post and the ball struck Hoban, who inadvertently diverted it past the helpless Almunia.
It was a poor goal defensively and so was the Addicks’ second, which came on 37 minutes.
Cedric Evina takes some credit for doing well to find Pritchard on the left but he was under no pressure when he crossed and neither was Kermorgant as he arrived at the back post to power a header past Almunia and make it 2-1.
There was one further chance in the first half when Fuller cut in off the left but fired wide of Almunia’s near post and into the side netting. But the hosts went into the break knowing they needed to improve after a lethargic first-half display short of quality.
Almunia was the last player to reappear for the second period and came out of the tunnel with his right thigh bandaged after receiving treatment in the first half. Jonathan Bond also continued to warm up as a precaution but the keeper showed no ill effects when he rose to claim a looping header from Kermorgant following a deep ball in from Lawrie Wilson.
The Hornets would have been hoping to get back on terms soon after the restart and they almost did so after 50 minutes following a stunning piece of interplay between Geijo and Forestieri which saw them exchange passes at least three times before the latter looked certain to score from close range, only to be denied from point-blank range by Hamer.
However, the hosts didn’t have long to wait to score the equaliser as two minutes later, Forestieri’s break into the box was halted when he was brought down from behind by Dervite and Abdi confidently dispatched the spot-kick to Hamer’s right to make it 2-2.
No sooner were Watford level though, then they could have been behind again when Jackson was not tracked as he made his way into the area, but his shot was straight at Almunia, who was able to save.
Wilson was then booked for a foul on Pudil and Neuton also saw yellow soon after chopping down Pritchard. In between times though, Geijo had gone close with a fine right-footed half-volley from just inside the area that Hamer had to push over.
Zola made his first change on 62 minutes, bringing on Mark Yeates for Abdi, but six minutes later the Hornets were to take the lead for the second time in the match in quite superb style.
Forestieri was the creator with a superb defence-splitting pass with the outside of his left foot which Geijo ran on to and confidently tucked home wide of Hamer with his left boot to make it 3-2.
But any Hornets fans who were hoping that goal would see their team finally take control were in for a rude awakening as within a minute of taking the lead, Charlton were level again when Kermorgant turned the ball home from close range after good work by Fuller on the right side of the area.
Forestieri thought he’d given the home side the lead again when he tucked home from close range after Geijo had nodded down a Yeates ball from the left but the linesman already had his flag raised.
Instead of going in front, Watford found themselves behind again on 78 minutes when more poor defending allowed Jackson to rise unmarked and power Dale Stephens’ corner from the right past Almunia to make it 4-3.
Vydra came on for Pudil and his first act was to prod the ball past Hamer, only for the linesman’s flag to be raised again, before Zole went for broke by putting on Deeney in place of Murray.
With time starting to run out, the Hornets almost got back on terms when Forestieri’s low centre from the right came off a Charlton defender but Hamer was able to turn it over his own bar. Forestieri was also set up on the edge of the area but his shot lacked power and Hamer saved.
Pritchard could have made the win safe as the game entered five minutes of additional time when the ball was laid back to him but he slashed his shot wildly off target.
Watford: Almunia; Hoban, Ekstrand, Neuton; Cassetti, Murray (Deeney 83), Chalobah, Abdi, (Yeates 62) Pudil (Vydra 78); Forestieri, Geijo. Not used: Anya, Bond, Nosworthy and Battocchio.
Charlton Athletic: Hamer; Solly, Cort (Taylor 86), Dervite, Evina,; Wilson (Cook 80), Pritchard, Stephens, Jackson; Kermorgant, Fuller (Hulse 90). Not used: Wright-Phillips, Kerkar, Seaborne and Button.
Bookings: Forestieri for handball (23); Jackson for handball (32); Wilson for a foul on Pudil (56); Neuton for a foul on Pritchard (60); Ekstrand for a foul on Fuller (90).
Attendance: 14,221.
Referee: Trevor Kettle.
Comments(79)
Vet_kills_puppy
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3:23pm Tue 1 Jan 13
mattymashup
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3:40pm Tue 1 Jan 13
We need cover for hall, good that nos is coming back, looks like he will have to be ready on Saturday as neuton doesn't have much commanding presence as we need.
Also worrying is almunia, hoping the young polish keeper from udine will make an adequate understudy
DuffmanWFC
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3:47pm Tue 1 Jan 13
Can't believe we got ourselfs back into the lead at 3-2 to throw it all away within minutes!
I'm still surprised Zola didn't start with Vydra & Deeney as they are our best front pairing!
Mind you it wasn't our forward play that lost us the game today but our extremely poor defending!
I can't see us getting into the top two and maybe a 5th/6th is all we can ask for as Leicester and Palace are winning again!
I just hope we haven't thrown away 3 points today for nothing at Man City!
Oh well back to the drawing board!
Final top six?:
Cardiff
Hull
Palace
Leicester
Watford
Middlesborough
I suppose I have to say to myself that I would of taken that at the beginning of the season!
Onwards and upwards!
bigdave8
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4:00pm Tue 1 Jan 13
dal8oy
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4:01pm Tue 1 Jan 13
Feff
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4:05pm Tue 1 Jan 13
1982WFC
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4:11pm Tue 1 Jan 13
I sense there maybe a few comings & goings this month.
Mickey Quinn, not so thin
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4:23pm Tue 1 Jan 13
SAHornet
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4:25pm Tue 1 Jan 13
smarkymark
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4:29pm Tue 1 Jan 13
sworthy and Doyley.The 3 CBs would never all start together if Hall,Doyley or Nos were 100% fit ( I know Nos was on the bench and so surely he will start at City).We also need either Eustace or Hogg or BOTH in this team.Up front Nando and Geijo linked up superbly at times in the second half.I think Almunia is fine but we do need a better back up keeper as neither Bond nor Bonham are championship material.
KeithMercer
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4:40pm Tue 1 Jan 13
having said that I didnt expect to score 3 and still lose .
We just never seemed quite in control !
maybe if we could of held on for 5 mins after going 3-2 up things would have been different .
Lets brush ourselves down , take a reality check and go go go again.
andyhooked
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4:46pm Tue 1 Jan 13
holtonian
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5:15pm Tue 1 Jan 13
We came out second best of an exciting encounter. Happy days ahead.
bushey tales
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5:17pm Tue 1 Jan 13
@ChrisBottom16
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5:18pm Tue 1 Jan 13
Feff wrote:WOJCIECH PAWLOWSKI FOR THE 9 MILLIONTH TIME!
Almunia? Now you know why Arsenal dropped him and eventually got rid of him. We would have done better with Cudicini, who, reportedly, has just signed for LA Raiders. We need a goalkeeper. Do our Italian or Spanish colleagues have one to spare?
a1derek
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5:19pm Tue 1 Jan 13
The future, though, is still bright and our attacking play was sublime at times. What a wealth we have up front with Geijo, FF, Vydra and Deeney. A couple of tweaks in the window, a returning JE, and a shedding of dead wood should see us be there or there abouts come the end of the season.
Summer breeze
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5:20pm Tue 1 Jan 13
rousman 2
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5:23pm Tue 1 Jan 13
Hampshire hornet
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5:24pm Tue 1 Jan 13
Hey ho .. Have to say was outstanding..
Neuton a bit too powder puff for the English league.. Sure he can pass, but he cannot mark or tackle!! Made Ekstrand and Hoban unsure ... We needed a leader..
Almunia on his day is great, hope his day is next Saturday.. Was sure Bondy was coming on at half time..
Sean Murray... What has happened to you? Maybe a loan out to get you match fit and playing well is in order?
7 goals... Hardly a thriller (10 goals with the disallowed ones!) we deserved better.. Or is this a reality check we all need...?
bushey tales
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5:25pm Tue 1 Jan 13
D.unstable
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5:36pm Tue 1 Jan 13
Too many players totally off the pace, in particular Hoban and Murray played like they were on the pi55 last night.
The one positive to take from this is that we are still scoring for fun but you should not score 3 at home and come away with nothing. Geigo showed he has something to offer and got better as the game went on.
I don't think GFZ will accept that defensive display so expect a very different attitude next week.
smarkymark
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5:45pm Tue 1 Jan 13
wheelsonfire
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5:45pm Tue 1 Jan 13
smarkymark
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5:45pm Tue 1 Jan 13
1982WFC
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5:50pm Tue 1 Jan 13
Maclanx
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5:51pm Tue 1 Jan 13
bushey tales wrote:Although he missed a couple of poor finishes today he set up for the third was quality. He pointed at himself and then to the pitch, which, to me, was him telling us he wants to stay at Watford.
That performance just confirmed how good and honest the Vydra/Deeney partnership is becoming. When Forestieri plays it's all about him - he demands the ball to feet then turns, spins, does a little trick and all the impetus has gone. He's not exactly a natural goalscorer either, is he? His behaviour when he set up that third goal said all you need to know about him......me, me, me! He's a sideshow, I'm afraid, and while he's unquestionably a talented footballer, we're better when he doesn't play.
But he is a bit too self-centred, I agree. Charlton did their homework and gave him very little space.
Maclanx
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5:53pm Tue 1 Jan 13
AngelHornet
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5:56pm Tue 1 Jan 13
Charlton bullied us and Fuller was immense for them. Hoban didn't look comfortable on the right and Neuton was shocking!
YoKsHiRe.....HoRn!!!!!!!
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5:56pm Tue 1 Jan 13
Hoban had a shocker today. He clearly was unsettled by the own goal and never really recovered and Fuller caused him problems, especially in the air. We need to remember he's still only 18 and in his first full season with the first team, maybe GFZ should have rested him!
Roll on next weekend, lets get this cup game out of the way! Show a good account of ourselves and concentrate on the Leauge
Happy new year!
SAHornet
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5:57pm Tue 1 Jan 13
Hampshire hornet wrote:Sean Murray and those that handle him should be ashamed. He's about Nathanie'ls age and the difference in maturity is enormous. Needs taking in hand now before he implodes completely. Been saying that since the summer when he returned looking like the Michelin man. Far too young to be handling himself like this.
GFZ got it wrong today.... It happens..
Hey ho .. Have to say was outstanding..
Neuton a bit too powder puff for the English league.. Sure he can pass, but he cannot mark or tackle!! Made Ekstrand and Hoban unsure ... We needed a leader..
Almunia on his day is great, hope his day is next Saturday.. Was sure Bondy was coming on at half time..
Sean Murray... What has happened to you? Maybe a loan out to get you match fit and playing well is in order?
7 goals... Hardly a thriller (10 goals with the disallowed ones!) we deserved better.. Or is this a reality check we all need...?
bigthunder
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6:01pm Tue 1 Jan 13
so many times changes are made , i can understand that to a point BUT 5 for this game totally gave the initiative to struggling Charlton team , no doubt chris powell said to his team , there you go they think this will be a walk over with them making so many changes , did the trick as fired them up no end , 1st mistake Zola
then surprise surprise it is the forwards and midfielders who are changed / rested whatever you want to call it however it is our defensive which is our weak link!!
We cannot keep a flaming clean sheet !! yet still Hoban elkstrand play on , caught up with hoban in particular today , 2nd mistake Zola
then goalkeeper is injured so obvious particulary causing the second goal as he was rooted to the spot , then went down when goal went in , yet still came out for second half and guess what another cross to a free header as the useless neuton looked on and goalie stayed on his line , 3rd mistake zola
personally could not give a monkeys if we win at city , laughable as that sounds with this defence , city would have got double figures today , 3 at the back against them particulary if that awful player neuton plays will be suicide , over to you zola , your tinkering cost us massively today and after such a good result Saturday .
YOU thought we just had to turn up to beat Charlton , saturdays team with the momentum would have beat this charlton team , they not only beat us but scored 4 goals at our place , shocking day poor management and as i said i am so angry
we will NOT win FA cup we have a chance of play offs or more yet todays team showed you must play your in form best team , feel very let down today , managed to persuade a couple of floating wfc fans to attend today , they looked at me as if i was daft having witnessed that performance ,
sorry Gianfranco you have done decent so far but what on earth you were thinking today i do not know so disappointed , wish i could say a decent side beat us , they did not , think we started to beleive all the good press after saturday ?
KeithMercer
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6:10pm Tue 1 Jan 13
bushey tales wrote:Sorry bushey but cant agree ! you seem to have a Bee in your bonnet when it comes to FF. He had a hand in the first goal, won the penalty for the second and made the third goal also made one of the dissalowed goals. Ok so end of day it counted for nothing but I could find a few more likely subjects to blame for this defeat. But as usual you want to get on Fessies back .
That performance just confirmed how good and honest the Vydra/Deeney partnership is becoming. When Forestieri plays it's all about him - he demands the ball to feet then turns, spins, does a little trick and all the impetus has gone. He's not exactly a natural goalscorer either, is he? His behaviour when he set up that third goal said all you need to know about him......me, me, me! He's a sideshow, I'm afraid, and while he's unquestionably a talented footballer, we're better when he doesn't play.
Shame on you !
Hampshire hornet
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6:12pm Tue 1 Jan 13
bigthunder wrote:Many a good point contained within...
Have to say it is a longtime since i felt so angry at a Watford performance and particularly the managers contribution to this mess
so many times changes are made , i can understand that to a point BUT 5 for this game totally gave the initiative to struggling Charlton team , no doubt chris powell said to his team , there you go they think this will be a walk over with them making so many changes , did the trick as fired them up no end , 1st mistake Zola
then surprise surprise it is the forwards and midfielders who are changed / rested whatever you want to call it however it is our defensive which is our weak link!!
We cannot keep a flaming clean sheet !! yet still Hoban elkstrand play on , caught up with hoban in particular today , 2nd mistake Zola
then goalkeeper is injured so obvious particulary causing the second goal as he was rooted to the spot , then went down when goal went in , yet still came out for second half and guess what another cross to a free header as the useless neuton looked on and goalie stayed on his line , 3rd mistake zola
personally could not give a monkeys if we win at city , laughable as that sounds with this defence , city would have got double figures today , 3 at the back against them particulary if that awful player neuton plays will be suicide , over to you zola , your tinkering cost us massively today and after such a good result Saturday .
YOU thought we just had to turn up to beat Charlton , saturdays team with the momentum would have beat this charlton team , they not only beat us but scored 4 goals at our place , shocking day poor management and as i said i am so angry
we will NOT win FA cup we have a chance of play offs or more yet todays team showed you must play your in form best team , feel very let down today , managed to persuade a couple of floating wfc fans to attend today , they looked at me as if i was daft having witnessed that performance ,
sorry Gianfranco you have done decent so far but what on earth you were thinking today i do not know so disappointed , wish i could say a decent side beat us , they did not , think we started to beleive all the good press after saturday ?
KeithMercer
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6:18pm Tue 1 Jan 13
bigthunder wrote:Calm down mate !!!
Have to say it is a longtime since i felt so angry at a Watford performance and particularly the managers contribution to this mess
so many times changes are made , i can understand that to a point BUT 5 for this game totally gave the initiative to struggling Charlton team , no doubt chris powell said to his team , there you go they think this will be a walk over with them making so many changes , did the trick as fired them up no end , 1st mistake Zola
then surprise surprise it is the forwards and midfielders who are changed / rested whatever you want to call it however it is our defensive which is our weak link!!
We cannot keep a flaming clean sheet !! yet still Hoban elkstrand play on , caught up with hoban in particular today , 2nd mistake Zola
then goalkeeper is injured so obvious particulary causing the second goal as he was rooted to the spot , then went down when goal went in , yet still came out for second half and guess what another cross to a free header as the useless neuton looked on and goalie stayed on his line , 3rd mistake zola
personally could not give a monkeys if we win at city , laughable as that sounds with this defence , city would have got double figures today , 3 at the back against them particulary if that awful player neuton plays will be suicide , over to you zola , your tinkering cost us massively today and after such a good result Saturday .
YOU thought we just had to turn up to beat Charlton , saturdays team with the momentum would have beat this charlton team , they not only beat us but scored 4 goals at our place , shocking day poor management and as i said i am so angry
we will NOT win FA cup we have a chance of play offs or more yet todays team showed you must play your in form best team , feel very let down today , managed to persuade a couple of floating wfc fans to attend today , they looked at me as if i was daft having witnessed that performance ,
sorry Gianfranco you have done decent so far but what on earth you were thinking today i do not know so disappointed , wish i could say a decent side beat us , they did not , think we started to beleive all the good press after saturday ?
I think its YOU who has started to believe all the good press ! this was always going to be tricky game and sometimes you get things wrong, but lets not throw the baby out with the bath water.
bigthunder
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6:28pm Tue 1 Jan 13
KeithMercer wrote:fair enough but really you think this was a tricky game ? , as i said the team that beat Brighton saturday would have wiped the floor with this very average Charlton team , with or without the injured Hall , all about opinions i suppose but i stand by all my points
bigthunder wrote:Calm down mate !!!
Have to say it is a longtime since i felt so angry at a Watford performance and particularly the managers contribution to this mess
so many times changes are made , i can understand that to a point BUT 5 for this game totally gave the initiative to struggling Charlton team , no doubt chris powell said to his team , there you go they think this will be a walk over with them making so many changes , did the trick as fired them up no end , 1st mistake Zola
then surprise surprise it is the forwards and midfielders who are changed / rested whatever you want to call it however it is our defensive which is our weak link!!
We cannot keep a flaming clean sheet !! yet still Hoban elkstrand play on , caught up with hoban in particular today , 2nd mistake Zola
then goalkeeper is injured so obvious particulary causing the second goal as he was rooted to the spot , then went down when goal went in , yet still came out for second half and guess what another cross to a free header as the useless neuton looked on and goalie stayed on his line , 3rd mistake zola
personally could not give a monkeys if we win at city , laughable as that sounds with this defence , city would have got double figures today , 3 at the back against them particulary if that awful player neuton plays will be suicide , over to you zola , your tinkering cost us massively today and after such a good result Saturday .
YOU thought we just had to turn up to beat Charlton , saturdays team with the momentum would have beat this charlton team , they not only beat us but scored 4 goals at our place , shocking day poor management and as i said i am so angry
we will NOT win FA cup we have a chance of play offs or more yet todays team showed you must play your in form best team , feel very let down today , managed to persuade a couple of floating wfc fans to attend today , they looked at me as if i was daft having witnessed that performance ,
sorry Gianfranco you have done decent so far but what on earth you were thinking today i do not know so disappointed , wish i could say a decent side beat us , they did not , think we started to beleive all the good press after saturday ?
I think its YOU who has started to believe all the good press ! this was always going to be tricky game and sometimes you get things wrong, but lets not throw the baby out with the bath water.
MJ1
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6:31pm Tue 1 Jan 13
1. What do you regard as more important, the Championship play offs or the FA Cup?
2. If the Championship why make 5 changes from Saturday and why didn't you play your strongest side?
3. Are you under pressure from Nani or the owners to give other loanees a match? Is the size of your squad, with so many loanees, compromising your selection decisions?
4. Who is the leader on the pitch. Can a goalie effectively be the leader?
5. When you saw the defence was crumbling, why didn't you change it?
6. When will Eustace and Doyley be fit? Will you play them?
7. Do you agree a young developing team needs a strong (British?) core - if so where's Watford's?
femalehornet122
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6:33pm Tue 1 Jan 13
JohnnyBarnes
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6:38pm Tue 1 Jan 13
Maclanx wrote:A lot of people on here need to actually think about what they're writing to be honest... or, more accurately, write with a bit of consistency. We weren't going to win the league after the Brighton game, and we're not a bad side after this one. The eleven that Zola picked today was not one that underestimated Charlton, but a sensible one for a number of reasons.
Too many changes today GFZ. If Noz is fit again, why didn't he start or at least come on as sub?
With Hall injured, Neuton was the fittest of the defenders available. Deserved his chance after doing well at the Amex.
Nosworthy is, I'm afraid, not the answer. Nowhere near comfortable enough on the ball, and he was appalling in the couple of games after Martin Taylor left. People who think he's a leader should've seen him at Bolton! That was his chance to prove himself as a lynchpin and an organiser, and his bottle went.
Hogg works so hard off the ball that he can't be expected to play week in week out.
Fessi and Geijo are ideal for opening teams up at home, as they proved today.
I put this loss down to Hall being out, which can't be helped - and, in hindsight, a midfield too inexperienced to put their foot on the ball and calm things down at pivotal moments in the game
... but it's one game, we'll learn from it, we're still in the play-offs despite nobody (including a number of people on these message boards) giving us a prayer, we're in safe hands - and a lot of very good footballers are about to commit their immediate futures to our football club.
I really don't see that there's very much for us to get upset about.
Hampshire hornet
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6:39pm Tue 1 Jan 13
Basic?
Feff
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6:39pm Tue 1 Jan 13
Mohandas
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6:45pm Tue 1 Jan 13
JohnnyBarnes
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6:46pm Tue 1 Jan 13
MJ1 wrote:1. The Championship... which is why we're in the play-offs. Do you think these guys can play 90 minutes of football every three days and not get tired? The season goes on until May!
A few questions for GFZ.
1. What do you regard as more important, the Championship play offs or the FA Cup?
2. If the Championship why make 5 changes from Saturday and why didn't you play your strongest side?
3. Are you under pressure from Nani or the owners to give other loanees a match? Is the size of your squad, with so many loanees, compromising your selection decisions?
4. Who is the leader on the pitch. Can a goalie effectively be the leader?
5. When you saw the defence was crumbling, why didn't you change it?
6. When will Eustace and Doyley be fit? Will you play them?
7. Do you agree a young developing team needs a strong (British?) core - if so where's Watford's?
2. See above
3. The loanees are our best players. Or would you rather get Dicko, Forsyth, Nosworthy, Jenkins, Iwelumo and Whichelow in? We overachieved finishing mid-table last year and now we're in the play-offs!!
4. He was injured... and Eustace isn't match fit yet. Hardly Zola's fault.
5. Because the options on the bench with Hall out wouldn't have improved the situation. Nosworthy is not a leader; don't confuse physical size with leadership
6. I'm sure he will
7. Eustace: injured... Hall: injured... Murray didn't have a great game (not really his fault, he's been out of the side for a while)... and Hogg's shattered
Question for you:
How on earth can you be unhappy with this season in comparison with last season?
buckler
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7:12pm Tue 1 Jan 13
MUSTOITALIA
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7:22pm Tue 1 Jan 13
Swiss international, Johan Djourou, is in talks with Championship side, Watford after falling out of favour with the Arsenal side. Gianfranco Zola is keen to snap up the 25 year old defender early in the transfer period.
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Former Fulham defender Carlos Salcido has expressed his desire to return to English football. The Mexican international will be the first of many signings for Zola at Watford as he looks to bring in experience to strengthen his young squad.
I think if there is substance in this they would be robust experienced additions what do you think?
Hampshire hornet
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7:23pm Tue 1 Jan 13
buckler wrote:Too the point.... Shame we didn't get any..
Zola picks that lot of defenders for City and we get done 6-0! As for Murrary lay of the booze and kebabs or join your dad behind the jump! Geijo top man today, especially 2nd half. Hope Zola learns from today!
Looking forward to a great day out next week..then back to the proper business please...
YoKsHiRe.....HoRn!!!!!!!
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7:27pm Tue 1 Jan 13
a1derek wrote:Agree! Couldn't believe Murray started the game, he was so off the pace he should have been substituted at HT. 3 months at a Leauge 1 club playing first team football would be ideal, might make him grow up a bit too!
Thought we were bullied out of it a bit by Charlton today, as soon as they realised the ref would allow GBH but book handballs! The challenge on Ekstrand was particularly nasty. Agree Sean Murray was totally off the pace but I can understand GFZ wanting to give as many of the squad a chance before he starts to trim down. I think young Sean needs to get his head straight and maybe a loan somewhere in a top'ish League One side might be the answer. He should have been there to help Cassetti for their second and just didn't bother to get back. Definitely missed Hall today as I do think Nueton and Hoban buckled under the physical assault.
The future, though, is still bright and our attacking play was sublime at times. What a wealth we have up front with Geijo, FF, Vydra and Deeney. A couple of tweaks in the window, a returning JE, and a shedding of dead wood should see us be there or there abouts come the end of the season.
WessexLad
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7:37pm Tue 1 Jan 13
I was happy with FF and Geijo up front, but would have started with Nosworthy. Now it looks as if he may have to be thrown in at the deep end on Saturday.
Tricky call for GZ, though. He picked a team that he judged good enough to win and, to be fair, it could have gone either way. Just not our day. Let's hope Saturday is! COYH!
Hampshire hornet
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8:03pm Tue 1 Jan 13
MUSTOITALIA
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8:25pm Tue 1 Jan 13
Hampshire hornet wrote:I agree with you on that one sir I am italian my self and follow italian football he is one player held in high regards but yet we play others before him . I think he would bring a whole new dynamic to the game.
Battachio should have been chosen before Murray...
dominicfoleyisgod
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8:36pm Tue 1 Jan 13
Neuton came on at Brighton and did well, he was the fittest defender we had.
Hoban has been class and if he had played amazing today then we would all be raving still, to say he should have been rested when he has been playing so well is laughable! He just missed fitz.
Everything has already been said about Murray, looked out of his depth.
The league is more important and GZ probably realises that now.
Front 2 did well, lets not kid ourselves , it's amazing to have 4 class options but I'm sure all 4 of them want a consistent run in the team instead of the tag of 'a home player or good away from home'.
1982WFC
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8:37pm Tue 1 Jan 13
JohnnyBarnes wrote:Well said, a very accurate post.
Maclanx wrote:A lot of people on here need to actually think about what they're writing to be honest... or, more accurately, write with a bit of consistency. We weren't going to win the league after the Brighton game, and we're not a bad side after this one. The eleven that Zola picked today was not one that underestimated Charlton, but a sensible one for a number of reasons.
Too many changes today GFZ. If Noz is fit again, why didn't he start or at least come on as sub?
With Hall injured, Neuton was the fittest of the defenders available. Deserved his chance after doing well at the Amex.
Nosworthy is, I'm afraid, not the answer. Nowhere near comfortable enough on the ball, and he was appalling in the couple of games after Martin Taylor left. People who think he's a leader should've seen him at Bolton! That was his chance to prove himself as a lynchpin and an organiser, and his bottle went.
Hogg works so hard off the ball that he can't be expected to play week in week out.
Fessi and Geijo are ideal for opening teams up at home, as they proved today.
I put this loss down to Hall being out, which can't be helped - and, in hindsight, a midfield too inexperienced to put their foot on the ball and calm things down at pivotal moments in the game
... but it's one game, we'll learn from it, we're still in the play-offs despite nobody (including a number of people on these message boards) giving us a prayer, we're in safe hands - and a lot of very good footballers are about to commit their immediate futures to our football club.
I really don't see that there's very much for us to get upset about.
Stoney77
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8:48pm Tue 1 Jan 13
JohnnyBarnes wrote:At last, someone with a bit of reason. Far too many people on here getting a bit too carried away with one poor performance and result. Think of the BIGGER picture!!
Maclanx wrote:A lot of people on here need to actually think about what they're writing to be honest... or, more accurately, write with a bit of consistency. We weren't going to win the league after the Brighton game, and we're not a bad side after this one. The eleven that Zola picked today was not one that underestimated Charlton, but a sensible one for a number of reasons.
Too many changes today GFZ. If Noz is fit again, why didn't he start or at least come on as sub?
With Hall injured, Neuton was the fittest of the defenders available. Deserved his chance after doing well at the Amex.
Nosworthy is, I'm afraid, not the answer. Nowhere near comfortable enough on the ball, and he was appalling in the couple of games after Martin Taylor left. People who think he's a leader should've seen him at Bolton! That was his chance to prove himself as a lynchpin and an organiser, and his bottle went.
Hogg works so hard off the ball that he can't be expected to play week in week out.
Fessi and Geijo are ideal for opening teams up at home, as they proved today.
I put this loss down to Hall being out, which can't be helped - and, in hindsight, a midfield too inexperienced to put their foot on the ball and calm things down at pivotal moments in the game
... but it's one game, we'll learn from it, we're still in the play-offs despite nobody (including a number of people on these message boards) giving us a prayer, we're in safe hands - and a lot of very good footballers are about to commit their immediate futures to our football club.
I really don't see that there's very much for us to get upset about.
Keith Eddy
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8:58pm Tue 1 Jan 13
U 'Orns
kingofpop
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9:32pm Tue 1 Jan 13
Strange to bring in murray, surely it would of made sense to use one of the players who has been coming off the bench in recent in weeks? I would of rested hogg next week and i would be tempted to experiment at man city..maybe try a 4-4-2 and use some of our other "squad" players. I think we are a fair way ahead of where we were expecting to be and when you consider the teams above us have been building there teams for 2/3 seasons then we are way ahead of where we should be
MUSTOITALIA
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9:46pm Tue 1 Jan 13
Craig Gordon GK
John Mensah CDM
Gianluca Zambrotta LWB
Mikael Silvestre CB LB
Asier Del Horno LB
Owen Hargreaves CDM
Cristiano Zanetti CAM
Royston Drenthe LM
Tom De Mul RM
James McFadden CAM
Harry Kewell CAM
John Carew CF
What do you guys think?
Mickey Quinn, not so thin
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10:05pm Tue 1 Jan 13
MUSTOITALIA wrote:I assume that was a joke ? Wouldn't take any of those, nor Djourou nor salcido mentioned above.
Free transfers that would add experience and steele to our team.
Craig Gordon GK
John Mensah CDM
Gianluca Zambrotta LWB
Mikael Silvestre CB LB
Asier Del Horno LB
Owen Hargreaves CDM
Cristiano Zanetti CAM
Royston Drenthe LM
Tom De Mul RM
James McFadden CAM
Harry Kewell CAM
John Carew CF
What do you guys think?
Don't understand why Battochio didn't start.
I think Murray may have blown his last chance....at least for some time. Real risk he is going to blow a promising career.
MJ1
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10:35pm Tue 1 Jan 13
JohnnyBarnes wrote:1. Of course the Championship is the priority.
MJ1 wrote:1. The Championship... which is why we're in the play-offs. Do you think these guys can play 90 minutes of football every three days and not get tired? The season goes on until May!
A few questions for GFZ.
1. What do you regard as more important, the Championship play offs or the FA Cup?
2. If the Championship why make 5 changes from Saturday and why didn't you play your strongest side?
3. Are you under pressure from Nani or the owners to give other loanees a match? Is the size of your squad, with so many loanees, compromising your selection decisions?
4. Who is the leader on the pitch. Can a goalie effectively be the leader?
5. When you saw the defence was crumbling, why didn't you change it?
6. When will Eustace and Doyley be fit? Will you play them?
7. Do you agree a young developing team needs a strong (British?) core - if so where's Watford's?
2. See above
3. The loanees are our best players. Or would you rather get Dicko, Forsyth, Nosworthy, Jenkins, Iwelumo and Whichelow in? We overachieved finishing mid-table last year and now we're in the play-offs!!
4. He was injured... and Eustace isn't match fit yet. Hardly Zola's fault.
5. Because the options on the bench with Hall out wouldn't have improved the situation. Nosworthy is not a leader; don't confuse physical size with leadership
6. I'm sure he will
7. Eustace: injured... Hall: injured... Murray didn't have a great game (not really his fault, he's been out of the side for a while)... and Hogg's shattered
Question for you:
How on earth can you be unhappy with this season in comparison with last season?
2. So why not pick your strongest side? They hadn't played on Boxing Day?
3. Why drop Vydra for Geilo and Deeney for Forestieri? If Nosworthy is not fit why was he on the bench?
4. Almunia cannot be the leader; it needs an outfield player.
5. Neuton was a disaster and Hoban having conceded a penalty at Brighton and given an og today has his confidence ebbing. Nosworthy would have brought some steel to the defence.
6. When will they be fit? Why cant we be told?
7. Who says Hogg is shattered; he's a professional and would have played his usual effective game infront of the defence today. Instead we had Murray who. if the stories are true, lacks professionalism off the pitch.
Zola is not god; he makes mistakes. Can't use subs to change a game is a big weakness.
Is this season better than last - lets judge that in May
MJ1
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10:36pm Tue 1 Jan 13
JohnnyBarnes wrote:1. Of course the Championship is the priority.
MJ1 wrote:1. The Championship... which is why we're in the play-offs. Do you think these guys can play 90 minutes of football every three days and not get tired? The season goes on until May!
A few questions for GFZ.
1. What do you regard as more important, the Championship play offs or the FA Cup?
2. If the Championship why make 5 changes from Saturday and why didn't you play your strongest side?
3. Are you under pressure from Nani or the owners to give other loanees a match? Is the size of your squad, with so many loanees, compromising your selection decisions?
4. Who is the leader on the pitch. Can a goalie effectively be the leader?
5. When you saw the defence was crumbling, why didn't you change it?
6. When will Eustace and Doyley be fit? Will you play them?
7. Do you agree a young developing team needs a strong (British?) core - if so where's Watford's?
2. See above
3. The loanees are our best players. Or would you rather get Dicko, Forsyth, Nosworthy, Jenkins, Iwelumo and Whichelow in? We overachieved finishing mid-table last year and now we're in the play-offs!!
4. He was injured... and Eustace isn't match fit yet. Hardly Zola's fault.
5. Because the options on the bench with Hall out wouldn't have improved the situation. Nosworthy is not a leader; don't confuse physical size with leadership
6. I'm sure he will
7. Eustace: injured... Hall: injured... Murray didn't have a great game (not really his fault, he's been out of the side for a while)... and Hogg's shattered
Question for you:
How on earth can you be unhappy with this season in comparison with last season?
2. So why not pick your strongest side? They hadn't played on Boxing Day?
3. Why drop Vydra for Geilo and Deeney for Forestieri? If Nosworthy is not fit why was he on the bench?
4. Almunia cannot be the leader; it needs an outfield player.
5. Neuton was a disaster and Hoban having conceded a penalty at Brighton and given an og today has his confidence ebbing. Nosworthy would have brought some steel to the defence.
6. When will they be fit? Why cant we be told?
7. Who says Hogg is shattered; he's a professional and would have played his usual effective game infront of the defence today. Instead we had Murray who. if the stories are true, lacks professionalism off the pitch.
Zola is not god; he makes mistakes. Can't use subs to change a game is a big weakness.
Is this season better than last - lets judge that in May
Andrew1963
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10:38pm Tue 1 Jan 13
MUSTOITALIA
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10:43pm Tue 1 Jan 13
Mickey Quinn, not so thin wrote:No not a joke at all. I could think of 4/5 of those players if kept fit would be great additions to our squad. Del horno Zambrotta Hargreaves Drenth and McFadden would all be good signings for us to add a mature experience and leadership. They are all better than Nos Murray and Hoban.
MUSTOITALIA wrote:I assume that was a joke ? Wouldn't take any of those, nor Djourou nor salcido mentioned above.
Free transfers that would add experience and steele to our team.
Craig Gordon GK
John Mensah CDM
Gianluca Zambrotta LWB
Mikael Silvestre CB LB
Asier Del Horno LB
Owen Hargreaves CDM
Cristiano Zanetti CAM
Royston Drenthe LM
Tom De Mul RM
James McFadden CAM
Harry Kewell CAM
John Carew CF
What do you guys think?
Don't understand why Battochio didn't start.
I think Murray may have blown his last chance....at least for some time. Real risk he is going to blow a promising career.
lutondown
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10:57pm Tue 1 Jan 13
We will be there at the end, not gripping on for survival with twenty points deducted for admin, under the last regime.
These are infinitely better days, but we will get beaten, that's life and that's what make you appreciate the wins all the more.
So you whining whinnies I'm now going back to my cold beer and the sunshine, you do need to get real.
Hope you all have a great day at City as I'm sure you will!
You horns.
KeithMercer
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11:49pm Tue 1 Jan 13
The reaction of some on here to us losing a game is laughable ! makes you wonder how old they are ?
Cardiff got smashed at home to Peterborough a couple of weeks ago you know s**t happens.
Enjoy your beer in the sun LD
jasonwatford
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8:41am Wed 2 Jan 13
Colin West's mullet
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10:02am Wed 2 Jan 13
smarkymark wrote:please, no Jimmy Savile quotes.
Sorry slip of the finger he is not 9!
Smilingburkinshaw
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11:12am Wed 2 Jan 13
bigthunder wrote:Big thunder got it exactly right! If i could be bothered to write a big post it would have said something very similar
KeithMercer wrote:fair enough but really you think this was a tricky game ? , as i said the team that beat Brighton saturday would have wiped the floor with this very average Charlton team , with or without the injured Hall , all about opinions i suppose but i stand by all my points
bigthunder wrote:Calm down mate !!!
Have to say it is a longtime since i felt so angry at a Watford performance and particularly the managers contribution to this mess
so many times changes are made , i can understand that to a point BUT 5 for this game totally gave the initiative to struggling Charlton team , no doubt chris powell said to his team , there you go they think this will be a walk over with them making so many changes , did the trick as fired them up no end , 1st mistake Zola
then surprise surprise it is the forwards and midfielders who are changed / rested whatever you want to call it however it is our defensive which is our weak link!!
We cannot keep a flaming clean sheet !! yet still Hoban elkstrand play on , caught up with hoban in particular today , 2nd mistake Zola
then goalkeeper is injured so obvious particulary causing the second goal as he was rooted to the spot , then went down when goal went in , yet still came out for second half and guess what another cross to a free header as the useless neuton looked on and goalie stayed on his line , 3rd mistake zola
personally could not give a monkeys if we win at city , laughable as that sounds with this defence , city would have got double figures today , 3 at the back against them particulary if that awful player neuton plays will be suicide , over to you zola , your tinkering cost us massively today and after such a good result Saturday .
YOU thought we just had to turn up to beat Charlton , saturdays team with the momentum would have beat this charlton team , they not only beat us but scored 4 goals at our place , shocking day poor management and as i said i am so angry
we will NOT win FA cup we have a chance of play offs or more yet todays team showed you must play your in form best team , feel very let down today , managed to persuade a couple of floating wfc fans to attend today , they looked at me as if i was daft having witnessed that performance ,
sorry Gianfranco you have done decent so far but what on earth you were thinking today i do not know so disappointed , wish i could say a decent side beat us , they did not , think we started to beleive all the good press after saturday ?
I think its YOU who has started to believe all the good press ! this was always going to be tricky game and sometimes you get things wrong, but lets not throw the baby out with the bath water.
northofwatfordpete
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11:16am Wed 2 Jan 13
Smilingburkinshaw
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11:28am Wed 2 Jan 13
KeithMercer wrote:Why is it laughable? We should and could have won, yes we are infinetely better off than last year but we still should have won the game yesterday!! we would have if Zola hadn't made 5 changes, albeit one enforced. Why change a winning team?
Nice one LD !
The reaction of some on here to us losing a game is laughable ! makes you wonder how old they are ?
Cardiff got smashed at home to Peterborough a couple of weeks ago you know s**t happens.
Enjoy your beer in the sun LD
GianlucaVialli the better italian
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11:28am Wed 2 Jan 13
lutondown wrote:I love how LD covers up the fact he's having a moan by saying 'you whining whinnies need to get real', therefore it supposedly makes it ok for him to criticise Zola but not others.
I write this from the comfort of my pool side bed in Florida. Three days ago Zola was God today he's a plonker! Some comparing this to last season. There is no comparison this is by far superior, but it is after all the championship where all teams have a wobble.
We will be there at the end, not gripping on for survival with twenty points deducted for admin, under the last regime.
These are infinitely better days, but we will get beaten, that's life and that's what make you appreciate the wins all the more.
So you whining whinnies I'm now going back to my cold beer and the sunshine, you do need to get real.
Hope you all have a great day at City as I'm sure you will!
You horns.
jasonwatford
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1:24pm Wed 2 Jan 13
MJ1
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1:49pm Wed 2 Jan 13
jasonwatford wrote:Season ticket holder and 54 years supporting Watford since a kid on the terraces and proud of it.
Rousman 2 and MJ1 you are a disgrace to be watford supporters and i hope you both throw away your match day tickets as you cant really be season ticket holders with attitude like that. Ekstrand was a bit of a dissapointment for me as he didnt lead neuton or hoban today and they were both poor.FF was ok and geijo was outstanding...best player we have to hold up the ball and his passing was great. Murray looks like he doesnt wanna be there so put him away some where for a few months. City will be a good day out with nothing to lose so stop whining all you numptys out there. Charlton pushed kicked bullied hoofed and we dont like that...football dont like that but if thats only way they could win then thats what thay had to do...would you wanna watch that every week ??
I've learned a lot over the years. One lesson is that those who rely on insults usually have the least interesting thing to say.
GianlucaVialli the better italian
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2:21pm Wed 2 Jan 13
jasonwatford wrote:Jason you've just been slaughtered by MJ1 so screw you, plenty of people love my bant.
Gianluca...no one care about what you say to go and do one.
Mangoputney
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3:25pm Wed 2 Jan 13
Anyways Onwards and upwards! BTW The build up and execution of Geijo goal was incredible!
lutondown
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6:34pm Wed 2 Jan 13
GianlucaVialli the better italian wrote:Hope your cold and wet. But you'd be that on a sunny day.
jasonwatford wrote:Jason you've just been slaughtered by MJ1 so screw you, plenty of people love my bant.
Gianluca...no one care about what you say to go and do one.
No I didn't criticise GFZ, I'm more than happy with him.
Your banter? No it's not banter, it's asides from behind your yellow screen!
Now back to my ice cold beer....
GianlucaVialli the better italian
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8:39pm Wed 2 Jan 13
lutondown wrote:I am highly banterous. My iPad Mini (yes I own one, be jealous) doesn't have a yellow screen.
GianlucaVialli the better italian wrote:Hope your cold and wet. But you'd be that on a sunny day.
jasonwatford wrote:Jason you've just been slaughtered by MJ1 so screw you, plenty of people love my bant.
Gianluca...no one care about what you say to go and do one.
No I didn't criticise GFZ, I'm more than happy with him.
Your banter? No it's not banter, it's asides from behind your yellow screen!
Now back to my ice cold beer....
Enjoy the beverage, would rather be at the etihad getting wet over a hornets win than in the Florida sun.
lutondown
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8:59pm Wed 2 Jan 13
GianlucaVialli the better italian wrote:Mmmm tough one that fair weather fan. Glory hunter is you in your yellow frock. Sheff Weds? Nooo too cold too dark. Blackpool? Nooo too northern and damp. Reality is you are a nothing to me, and I'm writing this as I need a break from sunbathing. So enjoy the Etihad, as I hope all do. Good to see out of 6000 there will be one tool to embarrass us.
lutondown wrote:I am highly banterous. My iPad Mini (yes I own one, be jealous) doesn't have a yellow screen.
GianlucaVialli the better italian wrote:Hope your cold and wet. But you'd be that on a sunny day.
jasonwatford wrote:Jason you've just been slaughtered by MJ1 so screw you, plenty of people love my bant.
Gianluca...no one care about what you say to go and do one.
No I didn't criticise GFZ, I'm more than happy with him.
Your banter? No it's not banter, it's asides from behind your yellow screen!
Now back to my ice cold beer....
Enjoy the beverage, would rather be at the etihad getting wet over a hornets win than in the Florida sun.
See your daft Chabolah comment, seems me and my minions were a jump in front of you on that story.
Mini ipad? You not man enough for a proper sized one, pee wee? Bless
GianlucaVialli the better italian
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10:03pm Wed 2 Jan 13
lutondown wrote:Nothing to you? But I thought we had a special bond.
GianlucaVialli the better italian wrote:Mmmm tough one that fair weather fan. Glory hunter is you in your yellow frock. Sheff Weds? Nooo too cold too dark. Blackpool? Nooo too northern and damp. Reality is you are a nothing to me, and I'm writing this as I need a break from sunbathing. So enjoy the Etihad, as I hope all do. Good to see out of 6000 there will be one tool to embarrass us.
lutondown wrote:I am highly banterous. My iPad Mini (yes I own one, be jealous) doesn't have a yellow screen.
GianlucaVialli the better italian wrote:Hope your cold and wet. But you'd be that on a sunny day.
jasonwatford wrote:Jason you've just been slaughtered by MJ1 so screw you, plenty of people love my bant.
Gianluca...no one care about what you say to go and do one.
No I didn't criticise GFZ, I'm more than happy with him.
Your banter? No it's not banter, it's asides from behind your yellow screen!
Now back to my ice cold beer....
Enjoy the beverage, would rather be at the etihad getting wet over a hornets win than in the Florida sun.
See your daft Chabolah comment, seems me and my minions were a jump in front of you on that story.
Mini ipad? You not man enough for a proper sized one, pee wee? Bless
Sorry that like most horns fans I don't have the time or money for all away games.
I've given my mate Obama a call, he's gonna keep you in the US and you can watch some of their soccer. Have fun!
@ChrisBottom16
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10:00am Thu 3 Jan 13
GianlucaVialli the better italian wrote:Ld my friend. our 3rd musakteer M,met gianlucca the coward before the Charlton game.
lutondown wrote:Nothing to you? But I thought we had a special bond.
GianlucaVialli the better italian wrote:Mmmm tough one that fair weather fan. Glory hunter is you in your yellow frock. Sheff Weds? Nooo too cold too dark. Blackpool? Nooo too northern and damp. Reality is you are a nothing to me, and I'm writing this as I need a break from sunbathing. So enjoy the Etihad, as I hope all do. Good to see out of 6000 there will be one tool to embarrass us.
lutondown wrote:I am highly banterous. My iPad Mini (yes I own one, be jealous) doesn't have a yellow screen.
GianlucaVialli the better italian wrote:Hope your cold and wet. But you'd be that on a sunny day.
jasonwatford wrote:Jason you've just been slaughtered by MJ1 so screw you, plenty of people love my bant.
Gianluca...no one care about what you say to go and do one.
No I didn't criticise GFZ, I'm more than happy with him.
Your banter? No it's not banter, it's asides from behind your yellow screen!
Now back to my ice cold beer....
Enjoy the beverage, would rather be at the etihad getting wet over a hornets win than in the Florida sun.
See your daft Chabolah comment, seems me and my minions were a jump in front of you on that story.
Mini ipad? You not man enough for a proper sized one, pee wee? Bless
Sorry that like most horns fans I don't have the time or money for all away games.
I've given my mate Obama a call, he's gonna keep you in the US and you can watch some of their soccer. Have fun!
gianlucca does not knnow who M is.
gianlucca is on twitter and follow me
he is only a young lad and is a bit chubby but will tell you its muscle. well he will till he see'syour musclel lol
im honoured.
although you will have to stop the nsultin posts now we have a face picture and a name.
karma has brought me back from the dead twice and is on my side.
Watch how quickly this post is reported and removed lol
lutondown
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12:47pm Thu 3 Jan 13
Ronny oh Ronny Ronny says...
3:22pm Tue 1 Jan 13