Great section! Greetings from udinese fans!

[AAA SORETE! PROTONE]

Good to see you already created a section for the "pozzo's family supporters"... So this year goals should be:

FOR UDINESE: CL tournaments
FOR GRANADA: a "quiet" season in the liga, without waiting the last minute of the last match for a confirmation
FOR WATFORD: setting up the team for the first positions and why not, try to reach premierleague (maybe too early...but hey, see what happened with Granada? you should tell it to those people of th watford supporter trust, which just mention the last season of Granada....

[cthulhu]

Perhpas Obelix would like to talk some sense into the Watford Supporters Trust for us?

[Hornmeister]

For us a quiet season of mid-upper table attractive football, with further investment in facilities and academy and no media or bloopers will be sufficient.

for 2013/14 however nothing less than champions league

[rojiblancohorizontal]

For us a quiet season of mid-upper table attractive football, with further investment in facilities and academy and no media or bloopers will be sufficient.

for 2013/14 however nothing less than champions league

2014/2015 Champions League semifinals:

Udinese, Watford, Granada and a poor team with nothing to do are there.

[Smudger]

Fingers crossed for Udinese to get through the pre-qualifying stage for the CL and through to the group stages proper. Would be a welcome boost financially for the club and also attract players.

For Granada a season of consolidation in La Liga slowly attracting better players and building on their youth development programme in Andalusia.

Warm and sincere wishes from all us Hornets for those aims to come to fruition.

[wfcwarehouse]

I'm loving our new Spanish and Italian friends! This is surreal, but I'm genuinely excited about what the future holds.

[nascot]

This is the most surreal time to be a Watford fan.

[wfcwarehouse]

This is the most surreal time to be a Watford fan.

Without a doubt.

[luke_golden]

This is the most surreal time to be a Watford fan.

It's pretty brilliant though. Even if for some reason it all fell through (which surely it can't, having gotten to this stage), it would still be remembered as an incredible time. Genuinely loving it.

[The PozzMan]

I'm loving it, but at the same time am quite not sure how to almost take it in.

With all of the misdemeanors of other owners over the past decade alone, I'm still quite stunned in all honesty!

[hollywood]

A very warm welcome to both udinese and Granada fans.

As you can see, we are a friendly bunch!

If it falls through for any reason, I for one will from now on look out for both teams results and wishing them good luck.

Maybe try and get more of your friends to come and say hi !!

[udinese.nl]

More greetings from yet another udinese fan! Excellent section!

[The Rous]

I think it's completely surreal and I'm still not sure how to take it.

I think the real excitement will start after the announcment though.. If it goes through this could be the most entertaining summer in a long time.

[hollywood]

What the bet there are now supporters that wished they got the early bird season ticket price !

[El distraído]

What the bet there are now supporters that wished they got the early bird season ticket price !

[TheDon]

What the bet there are now supporters that wished they got the early bird season ticket price !

The year I give up my season ticket to hopefully go off to Uni, we get bought by massively rich owners.
Brilliant.

[Rikkomas]

"Massively rich owners"?

You do know that Pozzo is recognized as one of the tightest businessman in world football?
He moves only for $$; buy low sell high

As a youngster you know that in Udine the pressure is not high (compare to other big city teams) you earn a correct salary (low for italian standards) but in normally 3 season time (if you're good) you can have your chance to join a big spending club

So be aware that a lot of players will change shirts and most of all don't get too attached to them (you'll see them flying away soon)

But at the end I can say that personally I'm super happy with the management; results are arriving, some players decided to stay in Udine (Di Natale, Pinzi, Domizzi experienced player that just want to finish their career in a family run team without much pressure), the safe is full of money and our scouting system is world class

Negatives are that communication with the supporter is most of the times poor (they have to cover all their maneuvers) and as soon as you think you have a star in your team he will join the likes of Juve, Milan, Inter, Napoli or Rome (I wish we were selling abroad our old heroes)

I think that for Watford they will have a different approach; you look more solid as a team and you have a good talent school.
I don't think you'll join the "calciomercato" roller coaster like Udinese but he will try to establish a solid group of experienced players (4/5) to give a base to the youngsters to have an impact in the Championship

If all goes well you'll just need to replace 2/3 of the young players year in year out (keeping in mind that if you need Udinese can loan some raw talent to support the system)

[wfc4ever]

In our local paper is says they won't come with millions and keep the same of sort bond deal Bassini had.

[The Voice of Reason]

In our local paper is says they won't come with millions and keep the same of sort bond deal Bassini had.

Maybe so, but somehow I think WFC will become a much more stable club financially if the Pozzo's take over.

[LPC213]

When we have a Ligue 3 outfit join our quartet for the Preseason Pozzo cup in July, I will be truly happy.