Spot-on Murphy ensures a share of the spoils
APPROPRIATELY, it was Richard Murphy - chalking up a club-record 300th Watford IFC appearance - who had the final say at the end of a thrilling 5-5 draw with Millwall supporters' team.
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APPROPRIATELY, it was Richard Murphy - chalking up a club-record 300th Watford IFC appearance - who had the final say at the end of a thrilling 5-5 draw with Millwall supporters' team.
A GOAL spree during a much-improved second-half performance put extra gloss on a victory at home to Northampton Town's Claret Shoemakers IFC; 8-1 the final scoreline as Watford IFC extended their unbeaten start to the 2017/18 campaign.
WIFC would've been the happier of the two sides when full-time blew on the most rare of all IFA-related scorelines outside of Worldnet's shorter matches; the always-unlikely goalless draw.
TOM BECK made the perfect exit from the regular Watford IFC squad, signing off with a striker's goal as he heads for a permanent work contract in Germany. In a chance-a-minute goalfest at Parmiter's School, Watford IFC record a welcome first win of the 2017/18 season against the spirited visitors from Hampton & Richmond.
THREE Stevenage goals in the last five minutes of a competitive opening fixture of season 2017/18 denied Watford IFC a first-day win - and it was harsh on the hosts who led for most of the contest.
WIFC are delighted to reveal an updated club badge to celebrate the 20th birthday of the club...
ASSUMED lost in the mist of time, the recent discovery of an old calendar in Simon Devon's loft confirms the forgotten date of the first ever WIFC game.. 18th May 1997. That's 20 years ago today. Further posts will follow today to mark this momentous occasion..
Early May 1997… Tony Blair had just been elected Prime Minister, Princess Diana started knocking around with Dodi Fayed, Channel 5 was launched, Radiohead were about to release their seminal ‘OK Computer’ album while no one, ever, had heard of Kasabian, Brexit, Cheryl Cole, Troy Deeney or WIFC. On one count, that was all about…
WATFORD IFC collected their first silverware since 2013 at a sunny Stadium MK yesterday, with a tournament win in the MKDSA Changing Places Challenge Cup. The 5 team tournament, organised superbly by the MK Dons team, was held to raise funds for a Changing Places facility at the stadium, which will enable disabled people who…
A TYPICALLY pulsating encounter with old adversaries West Ham ended in a 3-3 draw for Watford IFC at a blustery Woodside, as Matt Ainsley marked his 44th birthday by skippering the Internet 'Orns.