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2011–12 Watford F.C. season

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English football team season

Watford 2011–12 football season
Watford
2011–12 season
ChairmanGraham Taylor
ManagerSean Dyche
StadiumVicarage Road
Football League Championship11th
FA CupFourth round (eliminated byTottenham Hotspur)
League CupFirst round (eliminated byBristol Rovers)
Top goalscorerLeague:Troy Deeney: 11
All:Troy Deeney: 12
Highest home attendance16,314
(vs.Blackpool, 6 April 2012)
Lowest home attendance10,592
(vsMillwall, 27 September 2011)

Watford Football Club (also known simply asWatford, or asThe Hornets) is an Englishfootball club fromWatford,Hertfordshire. The team competed in theEFL Championship in2011–12, their fifth consecutive season in thesecond tier of English football since their relegation from the Premier League in2006–07.[1] The 2011–12 season consisted of pre-season friendlies in July 2011, followed by competitive matches in the Football League,FA Cup andEFL Cup between August 2011 and April 2012. Assistant managerSean Dyche became manager in July 2011, following the departure ofMalky Mackay. The club's captain for the season was central midfielderJohn Eustace. Watford's chairman wasGraham Taylor, who previously took Watford from theFourth Division to theFirst Division as manager.

The team was widely tipped for relegation in 2011–12, following the pre-season departures of attacking playersDanny Graham,Will Buckley andDon Cowie for a combined total of £4.5million. Following an early run of two wins from the first thirteen league fixtures, Watford's form improved, and the team lost just one of the remaining eleven games in 2011. Watford suffered four defeats in January 2012, and soldMarvin Sordell – then the team's top goalscorer – on the last day of the January transfer window. The team regained its form between February and April, and finished the league season in the top half of the table for the first time in four years.[2] Watford's top scorer wasTroy Deeney with 12 goals in all competitions, followed by Sordell with 10. Centre backAdrian Mariappa was votedWatford F.C. Player of the Season,[3] whileSean Murray received the young player award.[4]

Off the field, 2011 and 2012 marked a period of transition.Laurence Bassini purchased the club in March 2011, and after the 2010–11 season several senior members of staff left the club, including chief executiveJulian Winter and manager Malky Mackay.[5] Bassini himself attracted criticism from some Watford supporters, as well as chairman Graham Taylor, for his reluctance to speak to supporters or the media.[6] Taylor resigned as chairman at the end of the season,[7] and in June 2012 a company owned byGiampaolo Pozzo and his family took control of the club.[8]

Background

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Main articles:2010–11 Watford F.C. season andHistory of Watford F.C.

The end of the 2010–11 season signalled the start of a period of change, on and off the pitch. Watford sold the club's top scorerDanny Graham to newly promotedSwansea City for £3.5 million.[9] They also sold Young Player of the seasonWill Buckley toBrighton & Hove Albion for £1m, andLiam Henderson left on a free transfer toYork City. Off the field, Watford's chief executiveJulian Winter left the club shortly after the sales of Buckley and Graham, and managerMalky Mackay joinedCardiff City the following week. On 21 June, 20-year-old defenderTom Aldred left on a season-long loan toInverness Caledonian Thistle andNathan Ellington went on a free transfer toIpswich Town.[10] Meanwhile, on the same day,Craig Forsyth came toWatford fromDundee United andSean Dyche was appointed as new manager.

Pre-season friendlies

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Boreham Wood v Watford
9 July 2011Boreham Wood2–2 WatfordMeadow Park
15:00Noto 12'
Chabaan 40'		Eustace 30'
Mingoia 48'
Wealdstone v Watford
19 July 2011Wealdstone1–3 WatfordSt Georges Stadium
19:45Jolly ?'Yeates ?'
Iwelumo ?'
Sordell ?'
AFC Wimbledon v Watford
23 July 2011AFC Wimbledon2–1 WatfordKingsmeadow
15:00L. Moore 40',55'Eustace 13'Attendance: 1,613
Brentford v Watford
26 July 2011Brentford0–0 WatfordGriffin Park
19:45Attendance: 2,491
Colchester United v Watford
30 July 2011Colchester United1–0 WatfordWeston Homes Community Stadium
15:00Odejayi 25'

Championship

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Burnley v Watford
6 August 20111Burnley2–2 WatfordTurf Moor
15:00Austin 77'
Treacy 84'		[11] 45'Forsyth
70'Yeates		Attendance: 14,617
Watford vDerby County
13 August 20112 Watford0–1Derby CountyVicarage Road
15:00[12] 51'S. DaviesAttendance: 12,263
Watford vWest Ham United
16 August 20113 Watford0–4West Ham UnitedVicarage Road
19:45[13] 3'Tomkins
45+2'O'Brien
71'Cole
90+1'Parker		Attendance: 14,747
Coventry City v Watford
20 August 20114Coventry City0–0 WatfordRicoh Arena
15:00[14]Attendance: 13,043
Watford vBirmingham City
28 August 20115 Watford2–2Birmingham CityVicarage Road
15:00Sordell 80'
Taylor 90+1'		[15] 39'Rooney
88'Wood		Attendance: 11,937
Reading v Watford
10 September 20116Reading0–2 WatfordMadejski Stadium
15:00[16] 12'Yeates
51'Eustace		Attendance: 17,128
Barnsley v Watford
17 September 20117Barnsley1–1 WatfordOakwell
15:00Gray 57'[17] 37'SordellAttendance: 9,733
Watford vNottingham Forest
24 September 20118 Watford0–1Nottingham ForestVicarage Road
15:00[18] 61'MillerAttendance: 11,437
Watford vMillwall
27 September 20119 Watford2–1MillwallVicarage Road
19:45Dickinson 78'
Forsyth 85'		[19] 68'FeeneyAttendance: 10,592
Southampton v Watford
1 October 201110Southampton4–0 WatfordSt Mary's Stadium
15:00Lambert 22' (pen.),55' (pen.)
do Prado 70'
Holmes 88'		[20]Attendance: 23,574
Watford vCrystal Palace
15 October 201111 Watford0–2Crystal PalaceVicarage Road
15:00[21]Zaha 66'
Easter 90+2'		Attendance: 12,559
Leicester City v Watford
19 October 201112Leicester City2–0 WatfordKing Power Stadium
19:45Nugent 19'
Beckford 36'		[22]Attendance: 20,304
Hull City v Watford
22 October 201113Hull City3–2 WatfordKC Stadium
15:00Fryatt 51'
Mclean 66'
Koren 90+4'		[23] 36' (o.g.)Chester
56'Iwelumo		Attendance: 18,324
Watford vPeterborough United
29 October 201114 Watford3–2Peterborough UnitedVicarage Road
15:00Yeates 5'
Sordell 31' (pen.),33'		[24] 15'Frecklington
39'Sinclair		Attendance: 15,031
Watford vBrighton & Hove Albion
1 November 201115 Watford1–0Brighton & Hove AlbionVicarage Road
19:45Deeney 77'[25]Attendance: 11,818
Middlesbrough v Watford
5 November 201116Middlesbrough1–0 WatfordRiverside Stadium
17:20McDonald 41'[26]Attendance: 14,366
Watford vPortsmouth
19 November 201117 Watford2–0PortsmouthVicarage Road
15:00Kightly 2'
Sordell 45'		[27]Attendance: 12,864
Doncaster Rovers v Watford
26 November 201118Doncaster Rovers0–0 WatfordKeepmoat Stadium
15:00[28]Attendance: 8,389
Watford vBristol City
29 November 201119 Watford2–2Bristol CityVicarage Road
19:45Dickinson 25'
Beattie 42'		[29] 44'Elliott
46' (o.g.)Mariappa		Attendance: 12,418
Ipswich Town v Watford
3 December 201120Ipswich Town1–2 WatfordPortman Road
15:00Andrews 45'[30] 70' (pen.)Sordell
74'Deeney		Attendance: 16,262
Watford vLeeds United
10 December 201121 Watford1–1Leeds UnitedVicarage Road
15:00Kightly 28'[31] 90+5' (pen.)SnodgrassAttendance: 13,573
Blackpool v Watford
17 December 201122Blackpool0–0 WatfordBloomfield Road
15:00[32]Attendance: 11,652
Watford vCardiff City
26 December 201123 Watford1–1Cardiff CityVicarage Road
12:00Buaben 62'[33] 80' (o.g.)MariappaAttendance: 14,604
Watford vDoncaster Rovers
31 December 201124 Watford4–1Doncaster RoversVicarage Road
13:00Sordell 44', 68'
Eustace 84'
Kightly 90+3'		[34] 47'SharpAttendance: 11,654
Portsmouth v Watford
2 January 201225Portsmouth2–0 WatfordFratton Park
15:00Futács 54'
Mullins 87'		[35]Attendance: 14,362
Watford vReading
14 January 201227 Watford1–2ReadingVicarage Road
17:20Cummings 29' (o.g.)[36] 42'Kebe
85'Le Fondre		Attendance: 11,291
Birmingham City v Watford
21 January 201227Birmingham City3–0 WatfordSt Andrew's
15:00Davies 35', 60'
Burke 81'		[37]Attendance: 18,681
Millwall v Watford
31 January 201228Millwall0–2 WatfordThe Den
19:45[38] 35'Deeney
59'Garner		Attendance: 9,294
Watford vBarnsley
4 February 201229 Watford2–1BarnsleyVicarage Road
15:00Eustace 33', 68'[39] 85'GolbourneAttendance: 11,306
Nottingham Forest v Watford
11 February 201230Nottingham Forest1–1 WatfordCity Ground
15:00McCleary 19'[40] 44'DeeneyAttendance: 21,712
Watford vLeicester City
14 February 201231 Watford3–2Leicester CityVicarage Road
19:45Mariappa 5'
Murray 33'
Forsyth 80'		[41] 11', 18'NugentAttendance: 11,800
Crystal Palace v Watford
18 February 201232Crystal Palace4–0 WatfordSelhurst Park
15:00Zaha 22'
Martin 38', 50'
Dikgacoi 64'		[42]Attendance: 13,324
Watford vSouthampton
25 February 201233 Watford0–3SouthamptonVicarage Road
15:00[43] 13', 21', 72'LambertAttendance: 13,424
Watford vBurnley
3 March 201234 Watford3–2BurnleyVicarage Road
15:00Nosworthy 54'
Kacaniklic 72'
Deeney 75'		[44] 41'Rodriguez
50' (o.g.)Nosworthy		Attendance: 11,612
West Ham United v Watford
7 March 201235West Ham United1–1 WatfordUpton Park
19:45Vaz Te 87'[45] 68'MurrayAttendance: 31,674
Derby County v Watford
10 March 201236Derby County1–2 WatfordPride Park
15:00S. Davies 31'[46] 8'Murray
15'Deeney		Attendance: 23,130
Watford vCoventry City
17 March 201237 Watford0–0Coventry CityVicarage Road
15:00[47]Attendance: 12,563
Bristol City v Watford
20 March 201238Bristol City0–2 WatfordAshton Gate
19:45[48] 15' (o.g.)James
20'Murray		Attendance: 12,017
Watford vIpswich Town
24 March 201239 Watford2–1Ipswich TownVicarage Road
15:00Murray 71'
Deeney 82'		[49] 18'Emmanuel-ThomasAttendance: 12,757
Leeds United v Watford
31 March 201240Leeds United0–2 WatfordElland Road
15:00[50] 5', 89'IwelumoAttendance: 21,766
Watford vBlackpool
6 April 201241 Watford0–2BlackpoolVicarage Road
15:00[51] 25', 70' (pen.)DobbieAttendance: 16,314
Cardiff City v Watford
9 April 201242Cardiff City1–1 WatfordCardiff City Stadium
15:00Miller 45+1'[52] 82'NosworthyAttendance: 21,259
Watford vHull City
14 April 201243 Watford1–1Hull CityVicarage Road
15:00Deeney 12'[53] 4'ChesterAttendance: 11,596
Brighton & Hove Albion v Watford
17 April 201244Brighton & Hove Albion2–2 WatfordFalmer Stadium
19:45Calderón 55'
Buckley 79'		[54] 6'Murray
44' (pen.)Deeney		Attendance: 19,189
Peterborough United v Watford
21 April 201245Peterborough United2–2 WatfordLondon Road Stadium
15:00Tomlin 14' (pen.)
Taylor 54'		[55] 26'Deeney
48'Murray		Attendance: 8,725
Watford vMiddlesbrough
28 April 201246 Watford2–1MiddlesbroughVicarage Road
12:30Iwelumo 69'
Deeney 88'		[56] 85'EmnesAttendance: 14,022

League table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPts
9Leicester City461812166655+1166
10Brighton & Hove Albion461715145252066
11Watford461616145664−864
12Derby County461810185058−864
13Burnley461711186158+362
Updated to match(es) played on 28 April 2012. Source:BBC Sport
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.

Round by round summary

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Round12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031323334353637383940414243444546
GroundAHHAHAAHHAHAAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAAHAHAHHAAHAHAHAHAAH
ResultDLLDDWDLWLLLLWWLWDDWDDDWLLLWWDWLLWDWDWWWLDDDDW
Points111236771010101010131616192021242526273030303033363740404043444748515457575859606164
Position[a]13172122221617191517202122212121191918171818181718181818161615171717161416141311111314131411
Source:[citation needed]
A = Away;H = Home;W = Win;D = Draw;L = Loss;  = Relegation position
  1. ^Positions refer to Watford's league placing at the end of the day on which they played the match.

FA Cup

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Main article:2011–12 FA Cup
Watford vBradford City
7 January 2012R3 Watford4–2Bradford CityVicarage Road
15:00Deeney 3'
Sordell 40'
Forsyth 56', 59'		[57] 8'Hanson
88'Wells		Attendance: 8,935
Watford vTottenham Hotspur
27 January 2012R4 Watford0–1Tottenham HotspurVicarage Road
19:45[58] 42'van der VaartAttendance: 15,384

Football League Cup

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Main article:2011–12 Football League Cup
Bristol Rovers vWatford
10 August 2011Bristol RoversP–PWatfordMemorial Stadium
[59]
Bristol Rovers v Watford
23 August 2011R1Bristol Rovers1–1 (a.e.t.)
(4–2p)		 WatfordMemorial Stadium
19:45Harrold 5'Sordell 2'Attendance: 4,432
Penalties
Kuffoursoccer ball with check mark
McGleishsoccer ball with red X
Virgosoccer ball with check mark
Brownsoccer ball with check mark
Carayolsoccer ball with check mark		Eustacesoccer ball with red X
Sordellsoccer ball with check mark
Mariappasoccer ball with check mark
Dickinsonsoccer ball with red X

Players

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Statistics

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No. = Squad number

Pos = Playing position

P = Number of games played

G = Number of goals scored

= Yellow cards

GK =Goalkeeper

DF =Defender

MF =Midfielder

FW =Forward

= Red cards

Yth = Whether player went through Watford's youth system

Joined club = Year that player became a Watford first team player[n 1]

  Left club during 2011–12

Age = Age of player on final day of season (28 April 2012)

Correct as of 28 April 2012.

2011–12 Watford player details[n 2]
No.PosNamePGPGPGPGAgeJoined clubYthNotes
ChampionshipFA CupLeague CupTotalDiscipline
1GKScott Loach31010003200123 years, 337 days2006No—
2DFLee Hodson20010002101020 years, 209 days2009Yes—
3DFCarl Dickinson39210104129025 years, 28 days2011No—
4MFJohn Eustace39420104245032 years, 177 days2008No—
5DFMartin Taylor22100002210032 years, 171 days2010No—
6DFAdrian Mariappa39120104217125 years, 208 days2005Yes—
7MFMark Yeates33320103631027 years, 108 days2011No—
8MFJosh Walker100010200023 years, 67 days2010No—
9FWTroy Deeney4311211046127023 years, 304 days2010No—
10FWChris Iwelumo39410004042033 years, 271 days2011No—
11MFCraig Forsyth20312102255023 years, 64 days2011No—
12DFLloyd Doyley330201036041[n 3]29 years, 149 days2001Yes—
13GKRene Gilmartin200010300024 years, 333 days2010No—
14MFRoss Jenkins900000902021 years, 171 days2008Yes—
15MFStephen McGinn000000000023 years, 148 days2010No—
16MFMichael Bryan000000000022 years, 67 days2009Yes—
17DFDale Bennett200000200022 years, 113 days2008Yes—
18FWAlexander Kacaniklic12100001211020 years, 290 days2012NoLoan player
18FWMichael Kightly12300001231026 years, 95 days2011NoLoan player
18FWAndreas Weimann300000300020 years, 267 days2011NoLoan player
19MFPrince Buaben29110103112024 years, 5 days2011No—
20FWMarvin Sordell268211129103021 years, 71 days2009Yes—
20FWMarcello Trotta100000100019 years, 212 days2012NoLoan player
21DFDavid Mirfin400010500027 years, 10 days2011No—
22MFSean Murray18710001971018 years, 200 days2010Yes—
23MFPiero Mingoia000000000020 years, 191 days2010Yes—
24FWMatthew Whichelow201000300020 years, 213 days2010Yes—
25FWJoe Garner22120002412024 years, 16 days2011No—
26MFBritt Assombalonga400000401019 years, 144 days2011Yes—
27FWGavin Massey300010400019 years, 207 days2010Yes—
28MFChez Isaac000000000019 years, 164 days2011Yes—
29DFAdam Thompson000000000019 years, 213 days2010Yes—
30GKJonathan Bond101000200018 years, 345 days2010Yes—
31DFTom James001000100023 years, 161 days2011No—
32MFJonathan Hogg40010004109023 years, 144 days2011No—
33DFNyron Nosworthy32220003427031 years, 200 days2011NoInitially on loan; signed permanently
34GKJack Bonham000000000018 years, 227 days2010Yes—
35GKTomasz Kuszczak13000001300030 years, 39 days2012NoLoan player
37FWCraig Beattie410000410028 years, 103 days2011NoLoan player

Transfers

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Unless a country is specified, all clubs play in theEnglish football league system.

In

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Ghana international Prince Buaben joined Watford from Dundee United
DatePlayerFromFee
21 June 2011Craig ForsythDundeeUndisclosed[61]
4 July 2011David MirfinScunthorpe UnitedFree (end of contract)[62]
13 July 2011Mark YeatesSheffield UnitedUndisclosed[63]
14 July 2011Prince BuabenDundee UnitedFree (end of contract)[64]
19 July 2011Chris IwelumoBurnleyUndisclosed[65]
29 July 2011Carl DickinsonStoke CityUndisclosed[66]
4 August 2011Tom JamesStratford TownFree[67]
27 August 2011Jonathan HoggAston VillaUndisclosed[68]
31 August 2011Joe GarnerNottingham ForestUndisclosed[69]
10 January 2012Nyron NosworthySunderlandUndisclosed[70]

Out

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Don Cowie joined Cardiff City on a free transfer
Date[n 4]PlayerToFee
26 May 2011Liam HendersonYork CityFree (end of contract, released)[71]
6 June 2011Will BuckleyBrighton & Hove Albion£1m[72]
7 June 2011Danny GrahamSwansea City£3.5m[73]
21 June 2011Nathan EllingtonIpswich TownFree (end of contract, released)[74]
27 June 2011Mat SadlerWalsallFree (end of contract, released)[75]
28 June 2011[76]Rob KiernanWigan AthleticFree (end of contract, rejected renewal)[77]
1 July 2011Don CowieCardiff CityFree (end of contract, rejected renewal)[78]
31 August 2011Tom AldredColchester UnitedFree (contract terminated)[79]
31 August 2011Eddie OshodiForest Green Rovers[n 5]Free (contract terminated)
31 January 2012Marvin SordellBolton WanderersUndisclosed[81]

Loans

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  • ‡ Loan end date was end of season
  • † Watford academy scholar

In

[edit]
Two men wearing yellow shirts, red shorts and red socks, standing on a grass field. Both appear to be celebrating: one man has his arms aloft, the other is following him.
Nyron Nosworthy transferred to Watford after an initial loan period.
StartPlayerFromEnd
26 August 2011Andreas WeimannAston Villa23 September 2011[n 6]
11 October 2011Michael KightlyWolverhampton Wanderers3 January 2012[n 7]
24 October 2011Craig BeattieSwansea City8 January 2012[86]
28 October 2011Nyron NosworthySunderland8 January 2012[87]
30 January 2012Alexander KacaniklicFulhamEnd of the season[n 8]
21 February 2012Tomasz KuszczakManchester United28 April 2012 ‡[90]
23 February 2012Marcello TrottaFulham24 March 2012[91]

Out

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A young man wearing a yellow shirt, red shorts and red socks, standing on a grass field
Britt Assombalonga became the 50th academy player to make his Watford debut in 2012, following two loan periods.
StartPlayerToLevelEnd
21 June 2011Tom AldredInverness Caledonian ThistleScottish Premier League 25 August 2011[n 9]
11 August 2011Michael BryanBradford CityLeague Two 3 January 2012[94]
13 August 2011Jonathan BondBrackley TownSouthern League Premier Division 13 October 2011[n 10]
25 August 2011Adam ThompsonBrentfordLeague One 25 October 2011[n 11]
30 August 2011Josh WalkerStevenageLeague One 17 November 2011[n 12]
12 September 2011Gavin MasseyYeovil TownLeague One 14 January 2012[n 13]
15 September 2011 Chez IsaacBoreham WoodConference South 16 December 2011[n 14]
15 September 2011Matthew WhichelowExeter CityLeague One 11 October 2011[97][110]
27 October 2011Dale BennettBrentfordLeague One 27 November 2011[111]
4 November 2011Jonathan BondForest Green RoversConference 1 December 2011[n 15]
23 November 2011Rene GilmartinYeovil TownLeague One 19 January 2012[n 16]
25 November 2011Britt AssombalongaWealdstoneIsthmian League Premier Division 3 February 2012[n 17]
25 November 2011 Connor Smith †WealdstoneIsthmian League Premier Division 2 May 2012 ‡[n 17]
1 January 2012Dale BennettBrentfordLeague One 1 February 2012[119]
1 January 2012 Chez IsaacTamworthConference 28 March 2012[n 18]
5 January 2012Piero MingoiaBrentfordLeague One 23 January 2012[n 19]
13 January 2012Josh WalkerScunthorpe UnitedLeague One 14 April 2012[n 20]
19 January 2012Gavin MasseyColchester UnitedLeague One 16 February 2012[n 21]
31 January 2012David MirfinScunthorpe UnitedLeague One 5 May 2012 ‡[129]
31 January 2012Matthew WhichelowWycombe WanderersLeague One 28 February 2012[130]
2 February 2012Tommie Hoban †WealdstoneIsthmian League Premier Division 2 May 2012 ‡[n 22]
9 February 2012Adam ThompsonBrentfordLeague One 5 May 2012 ‡[n 23]
10 February 2012Britt AssombalongaBraintree TownConference 10 March 2012[136]
16 February 2012Rene GilmartinCrawley TownLeague Two 18 March 2012[137]
17 February 2012 Jack Bonham †Harrow BoroughIsthmian League Premier Division 1 April 2012[n 24]
17 February 2012 Stephan Hamilton-Forbes †Harrow BoroughIsthmian League Premier Division 14 March 2012[n 25]
17 February 2012 Aaron Tumwa †Harrow BoroughIsthmian League Premier Division 28 April 2012 ‡[138]
23 February 2012Jonathan BondDagenham & RedbridgeLeague Two 22 March 2012[n 26]
17 March 2012Gavin MasseyColchester UnitedLeague One 14 April 2012[143]
22 March 2012Jonathan BondBuryLeague One 5 May 2012 ‡[142]
22 March 2012Piero MingoiaHayes & YeadingConference 28 April 2012 ‡[n 27]

Reserves and academy

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Watford's reserve side played friendlies in 2011–12, following their withdrawal from the Totesport.com Combination East Division. The under-18s played their home games at Watford's training base at the UCL training ground, London Colney. They are members of theFA Premier Academy League. They went out of theFA Youth Cup in the fourth round away atNewcastle United, losing 2–1,[146] having beatenMillwall 2–1 away in the third round.[147] They also played in theHerts Senior Cup, going out toBishop's Stortford in the first round.[148] The side were coached by technical skills coach Adam Pilling from the end of August until the first week of October, whenDavid Hughes, who had been appointed on 22 September,[149] took up his position as youth team coach.[150]

Watford's academy consists of 20 scholars:

  • In the second year, goalkeeper Jack Bonham, defenders Chimdi Akubuine,Matt Bevans,Tommie Hoban, Brandon Horner andAaron Tumwa, midfielders Stephan Hamilton Forbes, andSean Murray, and strikers Dereece Gardner, Michael Kalu andConnor Smith.
  • In the first year, defenders Kyle Connolly, David O'Connor and Jordan Wilmore, midfielders Austin Eaton, Kamaron English,Luke O'Nien, Jack Westlake, and strikersBernard Mensah and Morgan Ferrier.

Murray signed a professional contract during the 2010 pre-season, alongside his scholarship forms.[151] Bonham and Hoban signed a professional deals in September 2010 and May 2011 respectively.[152] In July 2011 Mensah signed a contract that saw him turn professional on his 17th birthday. Ferrier joined Watford on 20 September after a trial period, having previously been inArsenal's youth system.[153] Connolly joined on 1 December at second year scholar age, following a trial period.[154] In April Watford announced the fates of the remaining second-year scholars; Hamilton Forbes, Smith and Tumwa were given professional contracts, Akubine, Horner, Kalu and Gardner were released, while Bevans had his scholarship extended due an injury which kept him sidelined from October.[155]

Hoban and Murray both made first-team appearances during 2010–11, while Smith was an unused substitute. Murray has played for the first-team in 2011–12, while Bonham has been an unused substitute. Bonham, Hamilton-Forbes, Hoban, Smith and Tumwa have all been loaned to non-league sides in 2011–12.

Notes

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  1. ^For players who came through the club's youth system the date used refers to when they signed a professional contract, unless they appeared in a first-team match-day squad prior to that, in which case that date is used.
  2. ^All professional players are listed apart from any who are still scholars and haven't featured in a 2011–12 first-team squad and Tom Aldred and Eddie Oshodi (who had originally been awarded the squad number 25), both of whom left before the end of the summer transfer window without making an appearance in a 2011–12 matchday squad.
  3. ^Doyley's sending off in the home fixture against Leicester City was subsequently rescinded.[60]
  4. ^For players whose contract expired, the date given refers to when they signed for their new club, apart from Rob Kiernan whose signature date for Wigan Athletic is unknown. Therefore, his date refers to when he left Watford.
  5. ^Oshodi did not join Forest Green until 7 October 2011.[80]
  6. ^Weimann joined Watford on a loan until early January on 26 August 2011, but the loan was terminated early by Aston Villa.[82][83]
  7. ^Kightly joined Watford on a loan until after Watford's fixture against Portsmouth on 19 November. However the loan was extended until 3 January.[84][85]
  8. ^Kacaniklic's loan was meant to last until the end of the season, but he was recalled by Fulham on 27 March.[88][89]
  9. ^Aldred joined Inverness on a six-month loan on 21 June 2011, but it was terminated early.[92][93]
  10. ^Bond's loan originally lasted until 13 September, but was extended to 11 October.[95][96][97]
  11. ^Thompson's loan originally lasted until 25 September, but was extended to 25 October.[98][99]
  12. ^Walker joined Stevenage on a loan until mid-January. However, while his loan did not officially expire until then, Watford recalled him on 17 November so he could play development football prior to becoming available for the first team.[100][101]
  13. ^Massey's loan originally lasted until 12 October, but was extended three times, first to 6 November, then to 11 December and then to 14 January. The loan was extended for a further month on 4 January, but was then cancelled on 12 January.[102][103][104][105][106][107]
  14. ^Isaac's loan was initially announced to last until 15 October, however on 10 November the loan was extended until 16 December.[108][109]
  15. ^Bond's loan originally lasted until 4 December, but he was recalled a few days early.[112][113]
  16. ^Gilmartin's loan initially lasted until 3 January, but on 1 January it was extended until 3 February. However, the loan was terminated on 19 January.[114][115][116]
  17. ^abAssombalonga and Smith were originally due to remain at Wealdstone until 3 January, but on 4 January it was announced that the loan had been extended for a further month.[117][118]
  18. ^Isaac's loan was initially announced to last until 1 February, but it was extended twice, first to 1 March, then to 28 March.[114][120][121]
  19. ^Mingoia's loan was set to last until 5 February, but he returned to Watford on 23 January.[122][123]
  20. ^Walker had been set to sign for Scunthorpe on a free transfer, but he was unable due to FIFA regulations, so signed on on an initial one-month loan. He continued to play for Scunthorpe after that month, and it was announced on 20 March that loan had been extended to 13 April. However, Walker played the final match of his loan spell on 14 April.[124][125][126]
  21. ^Massey's loan was set to last until 19 February, but he was recalled a few days early.[127][128]
  22. ^Thompson's loan initially lasted until 2 March, but on 6 March it was announced the loan had been extended until 10 April.[131][132]
  23. ^Thompson's loan initially lasted until 7 March, but was extended twice, first until 10 April, then until 5 May.[133][134][135]
  24. ^Bonham's loan initially lasted until 12 March, but on 14 March it was announced the loan had been extended until 14 April. However, Bonham was forced to return early after he broke a bone in his hand.[138][139][140]
  25. ^Hamilton-Forbes was loaned "until further notice", and it was announced he had returned on 14 March.[138][139]
  26. ^Bond's loan was supposed to last until 25 March, but he was recalled a few days early on 22 March and joined Bury on loan the same day.[141][142]
  27. ^Mingoia's loan was announced to last until 25 April, but he played in Hayes & Yeading's final match of the season on 28 April.[144][145]

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