In this week’s episode, Jon, Mike and Jordi break down Watford’s hard-fought 2–1 home win over Oxford United, with Jeremy Ngakia grabbing both goals and continuing to impress with his calm, professional displays. We dive into all the big moments and standout performances from Vicarage Road — who shone, who struggled, and how the Hornets finally got the job done.

But it wouldn’t be Watford without a bit of off-pitch drama, would it? We tackle the latest rumours of another Head Coach change, asking whether Paulo’s constant tinkering is holding the team back… or the early signs of a master plan in motion. And we take a closer look at Kwadwo Baah’s late cameos — is there more to come from the youngster this season or is he being held back?

All that and more, right here on this week’s pod.

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After being a Fratton Park on Wednesday night, Colin Mace (the Brigadier to you and I) sent in a message with his thoughts on the game and the Watford fans.

We'll be bak with a podcast after the home game against Oxford United.

Come on you Orns

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Another game, another shake-up — but how many changes is too many? Jon, Mike and Adam Drury, from the Watford Observer discuss how Watford looked lost in a dreadful first half where Hull should’ve been out of sight, only for Paulo Pezzolano’s faith in his team to finally pay off after the break.

We break down the transformation: Semedo’s starring role, Baah’s worrying treatment (and injury), and what Pezzolano’s choices are telling us about where this team is headed.

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