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Watford FC boss to take part in live webchat
11:20am Friday 10th July 2009
Watford manager Malky Mackay will be in the Watford Observer offices on Monday to take part in a live webchat.
Mackay will be online from 1.15pm to take your questions on everything from how he is enjoying the challenge of his new job to what his transfer plans are before the season starts.
This is the second time the Watford Observer has hosted a live webchat.
In April, then-Watford boss Brendan Rodgers visited the newsroom to field questions from our readers.
The event, which can still be seen here proved to be extremely popular and we anticipate that this latest webchat will attract even more interest.
So to be in with the best chance of having your question answered, log on to this website 10 minutes before the webchat is due to begin, and follow the link from the homepage.
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Wellhung, Bletchley says...
11:40am Fri 10 Jul 09
RobboBTC, Farnborough says...
11:49am Fri 10 Jul 09
Achilles_of_Herts, Watford says...
12:00pm Fri 10 Jul 09
Kiwiorn, Putney says...
1:20pm Fri 10 Jul 09
RobboBTC wrote:Absolutely right I think. I'm sure the club (Malky) has already made the comment that they want Ellington back fit and ready to go from day 1 of the season..the thing is, if he looks good at the start of the season then surely you play him as that is the only way he will be sold, plus he's still a Watford player competing for a position. If he bangs in the goals then he may have some financial value and we would definitely look to sell him regardless...with goals gets us more money than without goals. Either way we have big wages to pay so why not make use of him if he is playing well.
The issue with Ellington is his wages & I am sure the club will offload him at the earliest opportunity? Saying that, what happens if he starts the season banging in goals? - do you keep him or do you move him on as there will surely then be interest from other clubs if he does so?
Watford FC manager Malky Mackay
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The Rover, Watford says...
11:26am Fri 10 Jul 09