Filippo Galli harbours hopes of seeing Watford compete in the Premier League again next season.
Paul Ifill has reflected on his release by Watford in the mid-nineties and on how he battled back despite being told in no uncertain terms that he wasn't cut out for the professional game.
Former Watford player Allan Smart has said he is a changed man since escaping jail three years ago and admits that he frequently contemplated ending it all during the trial.
Jose Holebas has revealed that he had no interest in joining Watford in 2015 as he wanted to stay at AS Roma, where he became something of a folk hero following his sensational goal against Inter Milan.
Former Watford striker Allan Smart has revealed that whenever he takes a trip down memory lane to watch his 1999 play-off final goal against Bolton Wanderers he feels sad as he knows he will never experience those highs again.
Andy Hessenthaler has openly admitted that it would be a ‘dream’ to manage Watford one day.
Michel Ngonge has revealed that he did ‘not enjoy’ Watford's 2-0 play-off final win at Wembley against Bolton Wanderers in 1999.
Michel Ngonge believes that there are a number of budding talents playing in the Belgian Jupiler Pro League that Watford should consider looking at to revamp each department of their struggling squad.
Michel Ngonge has revealed that in 1998 Graham Taylor signed him for Watford on video evidence, despite having never seen him play.
Gerard Lavin said he has nothing but fond memories of his time at Watford and has ‘no regrets’ about leaving for Millwall in 1995 despite either clubs’ contrasting fortunes in the decade that followed.
