28 appearances. 19 goals. 18 assists. When Philip Zinckernagel signed for Watford upon the opening of the January transfer window, many fans were expecting the Dane to make an instant impact. After over one month in England, Zinckernagel’s only start has come in an FA Cup defeat at Old Trafford. But, despite his lack of inclusion, theContinue reading “Give Zinckernagel Time: The Berghuis Debacle Needs To Be Learned From”
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Masina And Sema Need To Mirror Femenia And Sarr For Promotion
Watford have found a new identity since switching to the 4-3-3 formation. The change, thus far, has brought about a 6-0 thumping of Bristol City, which was followed by a 1-0 away victory against Preston North End. Although the goal in the latter came from a penalty, the reason for the Hornets’ newfound attacking threatContinue reading “Masina And Sema Need To Mirror Femenia And Sarr For Promotion”
Role Models, Training With The First Team, Semi-Finals, Loan Move, And More: Exclusive Interview With George Langston
The mid-November day was just like any other for the Watford players who were not on international duty. The Hornets had secured a crucial victory over Norwich City the week before. But, for one person on the training ground, the day was unforgettable. On the 15th of November, 2019, George Langston signed his first professional contractContinue reading “Role Models, Training With The First Team, Semi-Finals, Loan Move, And More: Exclusive Interview With George Langston”
Where Do Watford’s Current Problems Spring From?
*Article contributed by Watfordfc2021 (Fin Onens) – edited by Watford Opinions* Many of Watford’s results this season have been underwhelming – there is no doubt about that. Now is an opportune time to discuss where the Club’s current problems are. Many people have criticized Watford’s striking department – Andre Gray and Troy Deeney in particular. While pinning someContinue reading “Where Do Watford’s Current Problems Spring From?”
Success And Perica Return Amidst Crucial Tactical Change
*Article contributed by GoldenBoys1881 – edited by Watford Opinions* Isaac Success and Stipe Perica are back in training following successful recoveries from respective hamstring injuries. This now gives Xisco Munoz a larger selection of players for the starting striker spot(s). Andre Gray is not a player fans are enjoying watching at the moment, to state it simply.Continue reading “Success And Perica Return Amidst Crucial Tactical Change”
Watford’s January Transfer Window: Analyzing Every Signature and Departure
The January transfer window is typically about making minor tweaks to the squad to maintain or increase momentum heading into the second portion of the campaign. For Watford, the January transfer window saw a considerable amount of movement. Not all the movement found widespread support amongst fans. In fact, the hierarchy’s choices have come underContinue reading “Watford’s January Transfer Window: Analyzing Every Signature and Departure”
The Improbable Rise Of Francisco Sierralta
19 matches. Seven starts. Left on the bench on the final day. Francisco Sierralta’s loan move to FC Empoli in Serie B in the second half of last season did not turn many heads. When he moved to Watford in the summer, most fans overlooked the 23-year-old’s arrival. After all, he was not even theContinue reading “The Improbable Rise Of Francisco Sierralta”
How Rooney Provides The Blueprint For Deeney’s Future Success
Six goals. Three assists. 15 appearances. But, at the time of publication, Troy Deeney has only scored one goal from open play this season. Averaging one goal contribution per 110 minutes is an impressive output. Only scoring once from open play in 15 appearances, however, is as far from prolific as it gets. But, despiteContinue reading “How Rooney Provides The Blueprint For Deeney’s Future Success”
Player Ratings: Hornets Win on a Cold Windy Night in Stoke
Watford beat Stoke City for the second time of the season thanks to goals from Troy Deeney and Ismaila Sarr. The match, however, was far from a walk in the park. The first half of play was lackluster from both teams – especially Watford. Xisco Munoz fielded a questionable squad, which initially saw Tom CleverleyContinue reading “Player Ratings: Hornets Win on a Cold Windy Night in Stoke”
The Perica Effect
326 minutes. One goal. One penalty won. The statistics tell an inaccurate, lackluster story of a player who, in actuality, contributes a significant amount. The truth surrounding Stipe Perica’s influence at Watford lies in his past. Stipe Perica Pre-Watford The striker started his career in his home nation, Croatia, with NK Zadar. In his firstContinue reading “The Perica Effect”
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