One week. Three games. Five things we’ve learned. That’s the basis of the brand new From the Rookery End, with Mike Jas and Jon looking back at not just the draw with Plymouth, but the first full week of competitive action under Valérien Ismaël.

There’s talk of fun, fears, praise, patience, hopes and expectations in this, the latest edition of From the Rookery End. Come on you ‘Orns!

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Watford got their season off to the best start imaginable, swatting aside an abject QPR on opening day. Now’s your chance to hear what Jas, Jon and Mike made of the first game of the Valérien Ismaël era, in a brand new From the Rookery End podcast.

It’s all here, from Mike trying his best to try and something to be miserable about, to thoughts on the pre and post match music, and of course a breakdown of what was at times a breathtaking performance by the Golden Boys.

Football is back. Watford are back. This is From the Rookery End. Come on you ‘Orns!

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After 14 years of podcasting, we've finally gotten around to doing a iive podcast in fron of an audience.

aWith less than two days to go until the new season starts, Jon, Mike, DCW and a lot of of ther Watford fans gathered at Mad Squirrel in Watford for a LIVE podcast. Not live on the internet... like with people in the same room.

The gang discuss all the summer movements, both in and out of Vicarage Road and share how we are feeling head of Saturday's opener against QPR.

We are ever so greatful to everyone who gave up their Thursday night to come down and watch and we are very thankful to the team at Mad Squirrel for being our hosts.

COME ON YOU ORNS

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After 11 years of owning Watford FC, Gino Pozzo came face to face with Watfird fans. 80 or so supporters went to Watford's London Colney Training Ground for a Q&A, organised by a group of fans, with Gino and Scott Duxbury.

Plenty of questions were asked... were answers forthgiving? Jon and Mike were there and discuss their reaction to the answers and their impressions of meeting Gino for the first time.

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With two weeks to go until Watford FC fans get to meet Gino Pozzo and Scott Duxbury, Jon, Mike and jounralist Lionel Birnie discuss what questions need to be asked. The Validity of the event, the key topics and how far do the questions need to go.

Remember you can still apply to be there - go to slido.com and use the code 8963 220 to apply - and after a season where the list of questions have grown and grown, this could be the event to make Watford fans feel connected and even happy with the owner and the board of the club.

Come on You Orns

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After winning their division, it seemed cruel for Watford Women to have to go on for a winner takes all promotion play off against Nottingham Forest Women. Jon, Kieran, Jason and Jordi made the trip up to Milton Keynes to see how the ladies got on. No spoilers, well the podcast title gives it away, but the day went great and the FTRE team tell the story of their day adn watching a Watford team do something very special.

COME ON YOU ORNS

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After winning the Women’s National League - Southern Premier Division last week, Watford Women are on their way to Milton Keynes for the promotion play off to see if they can bounce straight back into the Championship. Jon and Kieran headed down to the Watford training ground, in London Colney, to talk to the team head of their game againat Nottingham Forest. Manager Damon Lathrope and players, wingers Bianca Baptiste and Flo Fyfe, defender Megan Chandler and lengend Helen Ward.

The team seem to be in a very good mental state and we can't wait to see them in action this weekend.

COME ON YOUR GOLDEN GIRLS

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Well. Can you believe it’s been ten years since that moment? Ten years since the double save. Ten years since that flowing move and the ever increasing crescendo of noise. Ten years since Hogg’s perfect header. Ten years since THAT Troy Deeney finish.

To mark the occasion we spoke to a whole host of Watford supporters about their recollections of not just the goal, but of the entire day. The pre match feelings, the post match carnage. It’s all here. That magnificent day, that unforgettable moment. All told by those that witnessed it. And a few that didn’t.

Happy Deeney day everybody. Come on you ‘Orns.

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Not the season anyone expected or wanted, but at least Watford were able to round off 2022/23 with a win. Mike was joined by DCW, Kieran and Jordi to talk about the dead rubber with Stoke, say farewell to the boy from Brazil and look ahead to who might be next in the Hornets hot seat.

The team also discuss the possible realities about Watford’s Academy graduates, while there is also a brief summing up of Chris Wilder’s stint as Head Coach.

The season is done, but we’re not finished quite yet, keep your eyes peeled for more from FTRE in the close season.

Come on you ‘Orns.

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After throwing away another 2-0 lead, it ended 2-2 away at Sunderland, Jon,Jordi and Jason met to discuss the league position Watford find them selves in, looking ahead to next season, the rumoured transfer of Joao Pedro to Brighton, the assumed transfer of Sarr, Christian Kabasele goal and critisim. Plus we discuss the questions for Gino Pozzo and what awards we could give out next week... when this season finally comes to an end.

One to go... COME ON YOU ORNS!

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