Given a single goal is keeping Watford outside of the automatic promotion places you might have expected Slavisa Jokanovic to be frustrated with his side’s profligacy against Millwall this afternoon. The Hornets boss wasn’t. He was more than happy
Neil Harris believes a lot of Watford’s players will be playing Premier League football next season, whether the Hornets are promoted or not, after his relegation-threatened Millwall side were beaten 2-0 by Slavisa Jokanovic’s side at the Den.
Families are complex, difficult, often infuriating and nowhere does this become more apparent than at a wedding. No matter what your culture or heritage, you’ll be cringing in recognition at the extravagant, over-the-top nuptials in The Deranged
Slavisa Jokanovic expects Craig Cathcart to be fit for Wednesday’s trip to Nottingham Forest but is still unsure whether Fernando Forestieri will be ready to make the journey. Cathcart limped out of the 2-0 win over Middlesbrough on Monday with
Watford didn’t play particularly well but it was a case of another job done as they beat Millwall 2-0 to move within a goal of moving back into second place in the table with four games of the season remaining. Having got the comfort of a second
Watford lead Millwall 1-0 at half time of their Championship clash at The Den thanks to Matej Vydra’s sumptuous volley. It has been a well contested opening 45 minutes but the Golden Boys made the breakthrough midway through the half thanks to
The film about the Christie murders, 10 Rillington Place, showing in Watford this week, has brought back memories of this macabre case for a Croxley Green man. Accounts clerk Mr William Rutherford, of Grove Crescent, knew the main characters involved
Young adults in school sixth forms across Dacorum have been finding out the importance of registering to vote in order to have a say in the upcoming elections. From Thursday, March 5 to Monday, March 30, The Dacourm Borough Council electoral services
A woman is in a stable condition after falling from the roof of a multi-storey car park in Watford. Police were called to the Palace Car Park in Beechen Grove at 6pm yesterday to reports of a woman on top of the roof. She suffered minor injuries
Children enjoyed a Easter Egg Hunt in Bushey on Thursday. The fun-filled, which was part of a host of events organised by Hertmere Leisure, event took place in Bushey Rose Garden. Rob Dodkin, Hertsmere Leisure’s projects co-ordinator, said:
Tina Green was blooming with joy at the Meriden Community Centre on Saturday. The wide-eyed youngster won first prize in an Easter bonnet competition with a fabulous floral creation. Tina, six, of The Pelhams, Garston, took the crown at an Easter
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
Dacorum Borough Council will be deleting any posts on their social media that appears to show support for a political party or candidate involved in elections. This will be in the run up to the local and parliamentary elections because during this
The family of the Bishop of St Albans have got their own road safety code when travelling by car with Mrs Runcie at the wheel. When she goes too fast, everyone shouts “Mill End” ... and the speed drops significantly. This was a story told by
Millwall left it late to capitalise on Charlton Athletic’s numerical disadvantage on Good Friday, battling back from a 1-0 deficit to win 2-1 thanks to 79th and 87th-minute goals from Magaye Gueye and Jos Hoovield at The Den. With six games left
