The non-Watford football thread

Chalobah called up and also for a youngster making his name abroad who was from our academy .

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/live/45742952

Hughes must be a bit gutted midfielders from the Championship have been called up ahead of him..

 

Puts things into perspective at certain PL clubs when Oldham players almost went on strike because of unpaid wages.

 

Liverpool v Man City lived up to the hype then..

Couldn't even get a penalty on target ..

 

The Wolves manager won MOTM - lets hope its a curse!

 

Chalobah on for England cap! The first permanent Hornet since....?

 

Barnesy?

 

John Barnes I guess.

Bit of a game of 2 halves.

England excellent in 1st half but as expected Spain came out strongly so we had to dig in and have a bit of luck.

 

A 31 year wait!

 

It’s Ricky v Bobby - both now on as second half subs in Jeddah.

 

Gibraltar win again - 2 wins in 3 days!

 

Wonder how Dave feels about a former Norwich favourite going to manage Ipswich if rumours are true ?'

Lambert to the Tractor Boys .

 

I don't have a problem with him managing the Tractor boys as long as he carries on the way he has with his last few clubs

 

Best wishes to Glen Hoddle on a full and quick recovery after falling ill today .

 

Thankfully it seems he is responding well to treatment .

Hoddle's brother died of a heart attack aged 40.

 

The Leicester City owner's helicopter has crashed in a car park outside the club's ground shortly after taking off following a match.

It is not known if Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha was in the helicopter at the time, but after every Leicester home game, Mr Srivaddhanaprabha leaves the stadium by his helicopter, which lands in the centre circle on the pitch.

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it is as sad day for football today and puts success or failure on the pitch into true perspective
it is more significant what they are not saying than what is being reported
We all wish Glenn Hoddle a speedy recovery but he sounds to be in a bad way
The news on the Leicester Chairman and his family seems to be very bad and a potential disaster for the club

 

Agreed Duggie - very shocking news and such a tragic event for everyone involved.

 

Sadly official now:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-leicestershire-46013381

 

I read that on the Leicester board
Seems his daughter was on board as well;
it was good to see all the kind comments from supporters of other clubs
Shows we can all unite when it matters

 

So very sad that it should happen to a person that was so well liked. Although there will be great sadness within his family and the club and fans, we should not forget that others less well known have loved ones who will be grieving tonight.