Can Watford Back It Up? + The 1st (Martin) Taylor Invitational Challenge | The Warm Up
From The Rookery End - A show about Watford FCShow Notes
The Warm Up is here – our new midweek podcast, getting you ready for the Watford weekend.
Jon is joined by Adam Drury from the Watford Observer to look back at an encouraging start under Alessio Dionisi and ahead to Saturday's trip to Wrexham. Is something genuinely beginning to change at Watford? What has Dionisi done to give this team a different feel, where does the squad still look short, and can they back up the intensity of the Southampton performance away from home?
Then it's time for the inaugural (Martin) Taylor Invitational Challenge.
Mike, Charlie and DCW take on Jon's new Watford quiz, featuring current Hornets, trips into the club's past, classic commentary, a race against the clock and the frankly prestigious Going for GoldEN.
Play along and see if you can beat their score.
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