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I'm Sticking with you...

I'm Sticking with you...

Watford Gold's latest 'Item of the Week' is definitely something that will resonate with all supporters of a certain vintage. Presenting all of Watford's Panini stickers from the 1980s and 90s it's a lovely trip down Memory Lane.  To view please click here    
From The Rookery End

From The Rookery End

Hear Ian, Nick and Colin chatting to Jon in the latest From the Rookery End about all things 90s. Please click here to listen   
Living Overseas?

Living Overseas?

Living outside of the UK? Due to the restrictive/extortionate price of posting books overseas, we're offering those living in sunnier/cooler climes the chance to to enjoy all three of our hardback books in electronic form. For just £5 each title we can send you both a PDF file of the book and li...
For the ideal accompaniment to our latest book

For the ideal accompaniment to our latest book

For the ideal accompaniment to browsing through The Nineties: The Second Coming can we recommend a rather fine cocktail of Brit Pop delights, listened to on CD of course. Suggestions include: 1 part Verve 2 parts Oasis A generous glug of Blur A slice of Pulp A single shot of Elastica Some chilled...
So many colours

So many colours

One feature in The Nineties: The Second Coming which can only really be about that decade, is an excellent four-page spread from Tom Day looking at Goalkeeper shirts, my word they were bright!   To enjoy Tom's piece in all its glory and 260 other pages of Watford delights click here!    
A Shorts Story

A Shorts Story

Olly Wicken writes about the deeper significance of red shorts in this short piece set in the Watford Football Club afterlife, Hornet Heaven.    In eternal sunshine, he walks up the slope. (The slope he can’t help calling Occupation Road, still, rather than ‘Yellow Brick Road’.) He notices a cro...
It's here!

It's here!

The Nineties: The Second Coming has come back from print, and it's bloomin' gorgeous! Weighing in with 264 pages it covers everything from dodging the relegation bullet at Oxford to the best day ever at Wembley, with a decade's worth of memories in between! Written by fans, players, journalists a...
A taster from THE NINETIES: THE SECOND COMING

A taster from THE NINETIES: THE SECOND COMING

Two things that were typical of the 90s, we'd play Luton - alot, and Ian Grant would no doubt cover it in BSaD. So in that spirit what could be better as a taster of what to expect from our latest book than Ian reflecting back on those games played at... Eleven O'clock Under Grey Skies By Ian Gr...
THE DNSYEs BIG NIGHT OUT

THE DNSYEs BIG NIGHT OUT

We're really pleased to be able to say that thanks to our friends at Do Not Scratch Your Eyes we will be launching The Nineties: The Second Coming at the DNSYEs Big Night Out on the 3 August 2024. It looks like it will be a cracking evening, great fun and and marvellous way to spend a few hours w...
The Nineties: The Second Coming

The Nineties: The Second Coming

We've been a bit quiet of late, but we've not been idle! Over the past few months we've been engrossed in our latest project, our new book! Sitting alongside Golden Shots and Visions of Blue and Bonser Out!, The Nineties: The Second Coming is going to be a real delight! Weighing in at 264 pages, ...
Where's the Game?

Where's the Game?

Olly Wicken looks back at a time when you just didn't know where you were playing.   The kick-off time of this week’s Watford game against Leeds was changed with four weeks’ notice. Annoying for some fans, no doubt. Things have been worse in the past, though. Once, Watford fans couldn’t find out ...