You watch - if we score towards the end in order to clinch the title he'll probably give someone a second yellow for excessive celebrations. Then he'll send a report to the league criticising them for staying on the pitch too long after the final whistle
Well deserved too... Although now I am worried that the curse will carry over to next season and, linking it with the obvious gulf in class awaiting us up there, it will mean a season of struggle. Can anyone allay my fears?
Relax BB. Eddie Howe will get manager of the season and whoever gets their team through the play offs will be nominated time magazine man of the year because of the suit he chose to wear at the Wembley showpiece. After securing premier league survival and winning the FA Cup Tim Sherwood will get manager of the season. Alan Pardew is going to make an appearnce on the celebrity version of pointless and win it with an answer involving a book written by Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Tony Pullis will win the lottery bonus ball in his local pub and Jose Mourinho is going to be victorious in the Kensington and Chelsea summer darts tournament. Does that make you feel any better?
Watford manager Slavisa Jokanovic has confirmed he would be "very happy" to sign a contract extension at the club. Jokanovic can lead the Hornets to the Sky Bet Championship title if they beat Sheffield Wednesday this weekend, with promotion to the Premier League already secured. It has been reported that the Serb, who took over the reins at Vicarage Road in October, will be offered a one-year rolling contract on a salary of £1m a year and Jokanovic would be delighted to put pen to paper on such a proposal. Sky Sports
He can buy the first round in tomorrow then. Very well deserved and glad the club have moved quickly.
Eleven: Southampton, Swansea, Stoke, West Ham, Crystal Palace, WBA, Newcastle, Hull, Leicester , Bournemouth, ANO (Norwich ?) This assumes bottom 3 now are those relegated - otherwise simply swap the names. All have been in the Championship within the last half dozen years or less. They have adapted and survived or prospered. We now have savvy owners who can do at least as well. I would say there are only about half a dozen Premiership teams (the top 6 now) who are really a class above us. They are fallible too. If clubs like Wigan and Fulham can get up there and have a run of a few decent years then so can we. In Pozzos we trust
It feels great to be able to think so positively doesn't it? One of the things that fascinates me is that every time a club goes up they talk about wanting to follow this model or that model as it's a blue print for success. We're going to take our place in the Premier League with a totally unique one - cannot wait to see where it takes us.
Watford will never be the same again http://www.watfordobserver.co.uk/sp...Watford_will_never_be_the_same_again/?ref=rss
It really is amazing how fortunes can change so quickly. My local freebie newspaper has all the inside info on QPR - thinking back 4 years ago when they went up automatically and we were falling apart at the seams gives real food for thought.
The production line continues. http://www.watfordobserver.co.uk/sp...6.Academy_trio_offered_pro_contracts/?ref=rss
At the awards evening Tommie Hoban has won Young Player of the Year and Gomes Ambassador of the Year. Reckon Abdi will win GOTS and Deeney the main award.
Roy Moore Supporter of the Year - and a message from Nic Cruwys read out, on the mend it seems, and very thankful.
The Team Performance Of The Season, chosen By Slavisa Jokanovic, is the 2-0 win over Middlesbrough at The Vic.
Player Of The Season. For the second year running, it's the Watford skipper, top goalscorer and record breaker Troy Deeney 2nd Place = Gomes 3rd Place = Ighalo
