Watford Football Club Quiz: Trivia!

Watford FC is known by two nicknames, "The Hornets" and "The Golden Boys". These nicknames are often used interchangeably to refer to the team. "The Hornets" is derived from the club's logo, which features a hornet, while "The Golden Boys" is a nickname that reflects the team's traditional gold and black colors. Both nicknames are widely recognized and used by fans and media when referring to Watford FC.

Watford FC's main two rivals are Luton Town and Crystal Palace. These rivalries have developed over the years due to geographical proximity and competitive matches between the teams. Matches against Luton Town and Crystal Palace are often highly anticipated and intense, with a lot at stake for both clubs and their passionate fan bases. These rivalries add an extra level of excitement and intensity to the matches between the teams.

Watford FC was founded in 1881.

The correct answer is VICARAGE ROAD. This is the name of Watford FC's stadium.

Everton beat Watford FC 2-0 in their only ever FA Cup final appearance.

Watford FC beat Leeds United in the 2006 Championship playoff final.

Luther Blisset has scored the most goals for Watford FC ever.

Heider Helguson was signed on loan by Watford FC in September 2009 for his second spell at the club.

During the 1980's, Watford FC experienced their most successful era. Led by manager Graham Taylor, the team achieved promotion to the English top-flight division, the First Division (now known as the Premier League), in the 1982-1983 season. They finished as runners-up in the top division in the 1982-1983 season and reached the FA Cup final in 1984. This period marked the highest level of success in the club's history, making the 1980's the most successful era for Watford FC.

Marlon King was the top goal scorer for Watford FC in the 2005/06 promotion season.

Paul Robinson is the correct answer because he has not played for Watford FC twice. The question asks which former Watford FC player has not played for them twice, and both Tommy Smith and Heider Helguson have played for Watford FC twice. Therefore, Paul Robinson is the only option left and the correct answer.

Watford FC has never played in the League Cup final. This is supported by the fact that the answer is 0.

Luther Blisset has made the most appearances for Watford FC ever.

Watford FC's highest ever league finish was in the 2nd division, where they finished in 1st place. This means that they were the top team in the 2nd division during that particular season.

Watford FC was originally called Watford Rovers.

Watford FC has played in the FA Cup final once.

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In the 1999 Division 1 Playoff Final, Watford FC beat Bolton Wanderers.

Manchester United beat Watford FC 4-1 in the semi-final of the 2007 FA Cup.

Rey Lewington was the manager of Watford FC before Adrian Boothroyd.

Darius Henderson scored a penalty for Watford FC during the 2006 Championship Playoff Final.

Richard Lee has never been the captain of Watford FC. This can be inferred from the question, which asks for the player who has never been captain. Therefore, the correct answer is Richard Lee.

Watford Rovers merged with Watford St. Mary's to become Watford FC.

Watford FC has spent a total of 2 seasons in the Premier League. This means that they have competed in the top tier of English football for two separate seasons.

In 1969, Watford FC had their highest ever home attendance against Manchester United, with a crowd of 34,000. This indicates that the match between Watford FC and Manchester United attracted a significant number of spectators, making it a highly anticipated and popular game.

Alan Smart scored the winning goal for Watford FC in the 1999 Division 1 playoff final.

In 1922, Watford FC joined the Football League. This means that they became a member of the official league system for professional football clubs in England. This was a significant moment for the club as it allowed them to compete against other teams in organized competitions and establish themselves within the footballing community.

The current Watford FC chairman as of September 2009 is Jimmy Russo.

Damien Francis wore the Watford FC number 7 shirt before Don Cowie.

Richard Johnson famously wore every number shirt (1-11) for Watford FC in one season. This means that he played in every position on the field throughout the season, wearing a different shirt number for each position. This is a rare and impressive feat, showcasing his versatility and adaptability as a player.