A Watford youngster who became the greatest Blades player
There are players who are more readily identifiable with Watford in the 1960s but arguably none went on to achieve the level of acclaim as Tony…
Nice piece from the Watford local paper
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Steven McGinn?We do seem to have had an interesting transfer relationship with Watford over the years. Off the top of my head I can think of the following players we got from them:
Tony Currie
Stewart Scullion
Colin Franks
Keith Eddy
Tony Agana
Mark Morris
David Holdsworth
Leigh Bromby(?)
Rob Page
Darius Henderson
Lee Williamson
Danny Webber
Any others?
Barry HartleWe do seem to have had an interesting transfer relationship with Watford over the years. Off the top of my head I can think of the following players we got from them:
Tony Currie
Stewart Scullion
Colin Franks
Keith Eddy
Tony Agana
Mark Morris
David Holdsworth
Leigh Bromby(?)
Rob Page
Darius Henderson
Lee Williamson
Danny Webber
Any others?
I thought Terry Garbett came from Blackburn. Similar time as Tony Field?Barry Hartle
Terry Garbett
I thought Terry Garbett came from Blackburn. Similar time as Tony Field?
That'll be the Ken Furphy factor I guess.I think he did, but he played for Watford before Blackburn so it's a tenuous link.
Yes, you are correct, David Bradford was signed from Blackburn too. My dad said all three were "3rd division players"I thought Terry Garbett came from Blackburn. Similar time as Tony Field?
I can remember my dad saying the same thing. "If you buy 3rd division players, you end up in the 3rd division."Yes, you are correct, David Bradford was signed from Blackburn too. My dad said all three were "3rd division players"
That'll be the Ken Furphy factor I guess.
I seem to recall Terry Garbett being (somewhat predictably) labelled 'Terry Garbage'.Yes, you are correct, David Bradford was signed from Blackburn too. My dad said all three were "3rd division players"
I seem to recall Terry Garbett being (somewhat predictably) labelled 'Terry Garbage'.
I remember David Bradford playing well in a 0-0 draw at Anfield, but that's about it.
Tony Field... always seemed to be on the floor, but what a goal he scored against Ipswich!
We used to call tony field the human mole as he was always on the floor, steve wigley came from forest a few years later and was a better player.
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