Newcastle United 0-2 Watford FC - 26/01/2019 - FA Cup 4th Round

That's pretty shameless Moog - using one of your aliases to heap praise on your main one.

 

With his eyes. Peneranda also with his eyes.

 

Yes, but you're Moog too, trying to cover your tracks

 

Good analysis.
As a huge favour for all of us Moog, can u Please pm Mr Christopher Sutton and if I can suggest you add a ‘ps’ that you forgot to include Nathaniel Chalobah who is an English England (to stress the point) International returning from a very serious injury.

I quite enjoy Sutton’s analyses as he tries to get a reaction to up ratings, but what he said about us in this case is out of order as I believe he knows sweet FA about the players in our team and hasn’t a clue where we’re coming from.

 

Busted. I'm just using my other aliases to attack me allow me to come to my own defence.

 

My dog has no nose.

 

It isn't good that we're talking to each other. What will happen when Moog wakes and takes the Light?

 

OK. How does he smell?

 

Wrong. They didn't have a sponsor in 1959, and they forgot to put players' names on the back of their shirts

 

I'll hear my voices in my head

 

Having been at the game yesterday, I think it’s worth making a comment about our opponents. I thought Newcastle, especially as the home team, were pathetic. Normally the fans would be furious because Watford had to do very, very little to beat their team comfortably, but I suspect they are just numb now because of the way the club has been treated for years. Quite sad actually.

 

Like many modern kits, the Wolves shirt now has writing on it.

Stan Cullis would have wanted his colleagues to pass to him rather than read some novella on his chest.

 

Is Moog the Horde or Patricia

 

I doubt that is true. For sure Arkwright's Butchers may not have been splashed across the shirt but being the club's official sausage and meat & potato pie supplier made them sponsors.

They had writing on the kits back then. Washing instruction tags may or may not count as novellas.

 

He's anosmic.

 

Spot on as always

 

You already know the answer. The Light is yours.

Use it wisely while you can.

 

Not quite the same ground though, is it?

 

Pathetic as always. You really must have very little in the way of a life.

 

Saw this question posed on Twitter with a few guesses but no definitive answers:

Last player before Success to score for us in three different competitions in one season?

Anyone?

 

Nice as it is to see evidence of squad depth, in overall terms I felt as though I’d done a 550 mile round trip to see a pre season friendly. As someone else said, Newcastle were absolutely pathetic, there was zero atmosphere and it was a very poor advert for the ‘magic of the Cup’. Best bits were the city itself and the terrific radio commentaries on the way home.

 

You have to go back a whole season to find the last person to do it.

 

Cheer up mate

 

Won’t be the answer but Kenny Jackett did it in 1987. West Ham, Walsall, Spurs (all pens in league cup, fa Cup and league respectively)

 

Well ok, but it's not very easy if you've erased the Bristol City League cup game from your mind...

 

Yes, most questions tend to be not very easy if you erase the answers from your mind.

 

It was spectacularly mispelt I’ll admit.

 

First visit to St James Park for a long time. It’s changed a bit! There should be a health warning at the bottom of the stairs. Very easy win and for some reason I had £5 bet on Gray as first goal scorer.
Could have done without the monsoon after the game.
Locals very friendly in the pub afterwards but fairly depressing listening.
Chalobah was much better and Gray took his goal well. Wilmot was also decent but Success was dreadful again. Nice little cameo from Peneranda.
QPR next at home please

 

The extended highlights are now up on the official website.

https://www.watfordfc.com/teams/first-team/fa-cup-report-newcastle-united-0-2-watford

I always like watching this Watford "reserve" team. We really do have some talented footballers. What's more, they are all motivated to do well, which is crucial. You can see at a club like Everton, individually they have a lot of good players, but they are not motivated like our boys.

The second goal was excellent. A nice driving forward run from Penaranda, lays it off to the incredibly impressive Quina who crosses a superb low ball into Success who actually should be given credit for scoring, as it was coming at him at pace and just a little behind him. He did well to finish.

The first goal was a nice through ball from Hughes to Gray, who actually finished really well.

It's a shame the referee blew when he did, as Penaranda beat his man in the penalty area. He had the simple task of passing to Success who would have tapped it in for number three.

It was strange watching the game without commentary.

 

The only commentary I'll remember from this match is a constant whine from that *** Chris Sutton. Still banging on about it on 606 tonight. This was in response to a perfectly calm and reasonable Watford fan, who laid out the stats regarding how many times players like Cathcart had already featured this season.

 

It’s really astonishing how people like him are getting paid to comment on the premier league when they seem to be clueless on any happenings outside the top 6. You’d think earning a lot of money as he does he’d have some professional pride and maybe read up on the other 14 teams in the league. Sadly, as is indicative of society as a whole, he only needs to say a couple of mis-informed one liners every other week to stay edgy and ‘contraversial’.

 

He’s probably looking at how twitter feed now thinking “oop, seems Watford fans hate me because I said something unfavorable about their team”. No Chris, we hate you because you’re a bad journalist.

 

Sutton is just a loud mouthed idiot. It's difficult to tell if he really believes what he says sometimes or is trying really hard to be talked about. The BBC pundits are awful across the board, other than Jenas who is pretty good.