All Time Favourite Player

Hendo, Heidar, DG or Tommy Smith.

Obviously Lloyd as well.

 

Duncan Welbourne and Barry Dyson

 

'Digger' Barnes football genius
'Big' John McClelland
Tony 'the tache' Coton

 

Got to be Mooney. Although I was tempted to say either Cedric Avinel or Moses Ashikodi, for their tremendous contribution.

 

For during my younger years when I was probably more excited about football

Glyn Hodges or Rick Holden

 

Doyley.

 

Scullion, Dyson, Coton, Barnes, Cally.

 

He signed for Enfield Town a couple of weeks ago.

 

John Barnes - magic.

Closely followed by Nigel Callaghan, John McClelland (how we could do with him in his prime now), and Tony Coton.

Special mention to Mark Falco.

 

Gary Porter

 

Stewart Scullion
John Mcclelland
Keith Eddy
Hopefully Fernando can join this list

 

John McClelland
Tony Coton
Gary Porter. Always asked how the scum got on using those exact words
John Barnes
Mighty Mo albeit quite briefly sadly
Loofah
More recently
Danny Graham
Fernando

 

Probably Jay DeMerit, but then again, I am somewhat of an Americophile.

 

Tony Coton
John Mac
Digger
Luther
Nigel Gibbs

 

Perry Digweed

 

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Chamberlain, Doyley, Richard Lee: Hat Entrepreneur are probably mine

 

Been going to Watford for over 30 years so I'm going to choose a player from each decade: -
John Barnes
Tommy Mooney
FF

 

Favourite all time player: Tommy Mooney for his goals and performances during our double promotion in late 90s. That goal against Bristol Rovers when he just bulldozed his way through their defence before jumping into the Vic Road end. The winner at Anfield was one of my best days ever as a Watford fan. A bit cliched, but he played like a fan would.

Other mentions:

John Barnes: By common consensus the most skillful ever player to pull on a Watford shirt. A nice bloke as well, despite what some might say.

Luther: My hero as a kid. Club legend.

Andy Hessentiler (can't spell his bloody name) A bit like Mooney gave us years of unflinching commitment. Just looked like he was so happy to be playing pro' football having come into game late. Loved him kicking off with the L*ton players during some of the derby games in the 90s. Gave his all and got some undeserved abuse from us when he left IMO.

Craig Ramage: was a hero of mine in early/mid 90s when there was not a great deal of hope. Delighted and frustrated in equal measures, but I loved his swagger.

Tony Coton: Nutter. Legend.

 

He jumped in to the crowd and I jumped on to the pitch just to keep things equal!!

 

In no particular order:

Les Taylor
Steve Sims
Roger Joslyn
Allan Neilson
Luther
Robbo
Cally
Barnes
Al Bangbangura
Mo Jo
Martin Patching
Coton
Mooney
Eustace

 

Top 5: Hodges, Porter, Ramage, Mooney, HH.

 

Luther, Coton, Cally, Mooney

 

Can't believe I'm on my own with Ross Jenkins (the original one, obviously). While I personally would easily have Cally in a Top 5 I can't believe all the votes for him since I remember him being booed roundly by many towards the end of his career at Watford. Lastly, I'm surprised that Coton has had almost all the keeper votes and Sherwood not a mention. Other notable absentees are Pat Rice, Gerry Armstrong and Malcolm Poskett (ok, maybe not the last but he did do Vydraesque run of scoring a bunch of braces)

 

Richard Johnson and his long range piledrivers,

still the best goal I have ever seen was his volley at Bristol city, think it was in 97

 

Xavier Gravelaine

 

Paul Wilkinson and Gary Penrice.

 

You owe me a Like

 

Sir Tommy - born in 82 so I missed the best of Luther, Jenkins and Co

 

Hear hear, Loofa and Ross for me! :]]

 

Same here - couldn't choose between them though!

 

Heidar Helguson, followed closely by Jermaine Darlington

 

Luther, great player, through and through a horn and a great bloke as well( scullion,welbourne and tom walley up there too)