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In June 2023, a Watford fan adopts an unusual way of coping with his negative feelings about the club.
(CONTENT WARNING: Includes one instance of strong language that you may consider unsuitable for young children.)
If you or people you know are affected by the issues raised in the episode, please know that no one has to go through it alone. Help and support are available at www.mind.org.uk.
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IIn January 2023, in the Watford Football Club afterlife, it’s time for transparency and honesty in making the club loveable. Part 4 of 4.
(You can find out more about Watford St Mary's here: www.watfordgold.org.uk/category/history/watford-st-marys)
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In January 2023, a supporter in the Watford Football Club afterlife is refusing to have anything to do with the club. Part 3 of 4.
(You can find out more about Watford St Mary's here: www.watfordgold.org.uk/category/history/watford-st-marys)
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In January 2023, a rivalry from the 1890s is still going strong in the Watford Football Club afterlife. Part 2 of 4.
(You can find out more about Watford St Mary's here: www.watfordgold.org.uk/category/history/watford-st-marys)
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In April 2023, in the Watford Football Club afterlife, something unusual happens at the local derby.
(The music in this episode is: 'We Have All The Time In The World' by John Barry.)
(CONTENT WARNING: Includes an instance of strong language that you may consider unsuitable for young children.)
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A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away, a mentor advises a young Hornet.
(The music in this episode is the Star Wars Theme by John Williams, arranged and orchestrated by Samuel Kim.)
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In Autumn 2022, residents of the Watford Football Club afterlife reveal what made them fall in love with the club.
(The two songs used in this episode are: 1. Can't Help Falling In Love - written by Hugo Peretti, Luigi Creatore, and George David Weiss and published by Gladys Music, Inc - with instrumental performances by Welder Dias (piano), Daniel Jang (violin), Brooklyn Duo (piano and cello), Chris Ulrey (electric guitar), James Bartholomew (fingerstyle guitar), Anton Van Oosbree (accordion), and Sylvain Lemaire (epic orchestra). 2. I'm Not In Love - written by Eric Stewart and Graham Gouldman, with an instrumental performance by Mick Beaulieu.)
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