List of Watford F.C. players (1–49 appearances)

Last updated June 05, 2023

Watford Football Club is an English association football club, based in Watford, Hertfordshire. The club's history can be traced back to 1881; it took its current name in 1898, following the merger of West Hertfordshire and Watford St. Mary's. Since moving from a ground in Cassio Road in 1922, they have played their home matches at Vicarage Road stadium.^[1]

Many players have contributed significantly to the history of the club, despite playing a relatively small number of games. Paul Atkinson, Mo Johnston and Neil Price all featured for Watford in the 1984 FA Cup Final. Nick Wright scored the opening goal in Watford's 2–0 win over Bolton in the 1999 Football League First Division play-off Final, a game that Israel international Alon Hazan also participated in. Several players have gone on to become Premier League footballers following successful loan spells at Watford, including Chris Eagles and England international Adam Johnson; others such as Alexandre Bonnot and Steve Brooker played their only top division games in English football with Watford. In the 2009–10 season, on-loan Tom Cleverley became the first person ever to win the club's Player of the Season award having made fewer than 50 Watford appearances. Others made significant contributions to the club after their careers ended. Examples include Ron Gray, who managed the club after he retired as a player, and Price, who at various points commentated on the club's matches for the BBC, worked for the club, and formed the Watford Former Players' Association.^[2]

This list contains players who have made 49 or fewer competitive appearances for Watford. It includes appearances and goals in the Premier League, Football League, Southern Football League, FA Cup, Football League Cup, Football League Trophy, Full Members Cup, UEFA Cup and the Anglo-Italian Cup. Appearances and goals in other competitions or non-competitive matches are not included. The table does not include appearances and goals from 1939–1940, when the season was abandoned after three matches due to the Second World War. Two players— Billy Law and Tom Postlethwaite —made their only competitive appearances for the club in this season, and are therefore not listed.^[3] International appearances and goals given are for the senior national team only. Where a player represented his country, but not at full international level, details are given in the notes column.

Key

Current players' statistics correct as of 5 September 2014.

Symbol	Meaning
	Contracted to Watford as a player at some stage in the 2014–15 season.
	Won the Player of the Season award.
[PM]	Spent time as player-manager
*	Player holds club record(s)
Apps	Number of appearances for Watford

Players

Wing back Marco Cassetti MarcoCassetti.png — Wing back Marco Cassetti

Defender Tommie Hoban TommieHoban.png — Defender Tommie Hoban

Scotland striker Chris Iwelumo joined Watford in 2011. Iwelumo.jpg — Scotland striker Chris Iwelumo joined Watford in 2011.

Henri Lansbury spent the 2009-10 season on loan to Watford from Arsenal. HenriLansbury.jpg — Henri Lansbury spent the 2009–10 season on loan to Watford from Arsenal.

Name	Position	Years at Watford^{[lower-alpha 1]}	Apps	Goals	International honours^{[lower-alpha 2]}	Notes/refs
Javier Acuña	FW	2013	12	1	Paraguay under-20	—
Laurie Adams	FW	1952	1	0	None	—
Tony Agana	MF/FW	1987–1988	20	3	England	^{[lower-alpha 3]}
Gabriel Agbonlahor	FW	2005	2	0	England	—
Lionel Ainsworth	FW	2008–2009	20	0	England	^{[lower-alpha 4]}
Vic Akers	DF	1975	26	0	None	—
Edward Allan	DF	1902–1903	21	0	None	—
Walter Allan	FW	1900–1901	19	1	None	—
Doug Allder	MF	1977	1	0	England	^{[lower-alpha 4]}
Derrick Allen	FW	1956	8	1	None	—
Wayne Allison	FW	1989–1990	7	0	None	—
Julian Alsford	DF	1992–1993	16	1	None	—
Keith Andrews	MF	2014–	6	1	Republic of Ireland	—
Wayne Andrews	FW	1996–1999	37	6	None	—
Harry Anstiss	MF	1923–1924	22	5	None	—
Arthur Ardley	DF	1898	15	0	None	—
Craig Armstrong	MF	1997	15	0	None	—
Stephen Armstrong	FW	2000–2001	4	0	None	—
Wally Armstrong	FW	1927	1	0	None	—
Thomas Ashbridge	FW	1913–1914	23	14	None	—
Moses Ashikodi	FW	2007–2009	4	0	Antigua and Barbuda England under-19	^{[lower-alpha 4]}^[9]
William Ashmole	MF	1919	1	0	None	—
Britt Assombalonga	FW	2012	4	0	None	—
Bryan Atkinson	DF	1955–1956	21	0	None	—
Paul Atkinson	MF	1983–1984	13	0	None	—
Cédric Avinel	DF	2007–2009	3	0	Guadeloupe	—
Espen Baardsen	GK	2000–2002	46	0	Norway	—
Ernest Bacon	DF	1920–1921	12	0	England	^{[lower-alpha 5]}
James Bagshaw	DF	1921	14	0	England	—
Dennis Bailey	FW	1994	8	4	None	—
Chris Baird	DF	2003–2004	18	0	Northern Ireland	—
Adrian Bakalli	MF	1999	2	0		^{[lower-alpha 6]}
Guthrie Baker	GK	1898–1900	46	0	None	^{[lower-alpha 7]}
Jimmy Baker	DF/FW	1925–1926	9	2	None	—
Dave Bamber	FW	1988	22	4	Great Britain	^{[lower-alpha 8]}^[10]
Herbert Banks	FW	1903–1904	21	22	England	—
Bill Barber	MF	1957–1960	26	0	None	—
Cecil Barnard	FW	1921	2	1	None	—
C. Barnes	MF	1904–1906	6	2	None	—
David Barnes	DF	1994–1996	17	0	England	^{[lower-alpha 4]}
Edward Barnes	GK	1920	1	0	None	—
George Barnes	MF	1919–1924	5	1	None	—
Peter Barnes	DF	1960–1962	10	0	None	—
Ernest Barsby	DF	1909–1910	4	0	None	—
Frank Barson	DF	1928	10	1	England	—
Harry Barton	FW	1903–1905	39	26	None	—
Ernie Bateman	DF	1955–1956	24	0	None	—
Billy Bates	MF	1942–1949	13	1	None	—
Bill Baxter	DF	1971–1972	12	0	None	—
Tom Bayley	DF	1900	4	0	None	—
Tuggy Beach	DF/FW	1898–1902	49	18	None	—
Peter Beadle	FW	1994–1995	24	1	None	—
Roger Beament	GK	1957	1	0	None	—
Craig Beattie	FW	2011–2012	4	1	Scotland	—
Sydney Beaumont	MF	1909–1911	27	1	None	—
Billy Beckett	FW	1945–1947	15	2	None	—
Martin Beckton	MF	1909–1910	21	2	None	—
Steve Leo Beleck	FW	2012–2013	6	0	Cameroon under-17	—
Essaïd Belkalem	DF	2013–2014	10	0	Algeria	—
John Bell	FW	1924–1926	21	6	None	—
Bert Bellamy	DF	1921–1923	37	2	None	—
Héctor Bellerín	DF	2013–2014	8	0	Spain under-19	—
Trevor Benjamin	FW	2005	2	0	Jamaica	—
Dale Bennett	DF	2009–2013	25	0	None	—
Charlie Billington	DF	1957	17	0	None	—
Charlie Birse	DF	1946–1947	9	0	Scotland	^{[lower-alpha 9]}
Bill Black	FW	1937–1938	16	3	None	—
Albert Blake	MF	1929–1933	29	0	None	—
Pat Bland	GK	1946	1	0	None	—
Dominic Blizzard	MF	2004–2007	36	3	None	—
Micky Block	MF	1966–1967	13	2	England	^{[lower-alpha 4]}
Patrick Blondeau	DF	2001–2002	27	1	France	—
Jack Blythe	DF	1911–1913	49	0	None	—
Jonathan Bond	GK	2012–	19	0	Wales England under-21	—
Jack Bonham	GK	2013	1	0	Republic of Ireland under-17	—
Alexandre Bonnot	MF	1999–2001	16	0	None	—
Stuart Brace	MF	1965–1966	18	6	None	—
Jack Bradshaw	MF	1919	1	0	None	—
Ben Brelsford	DF	1928–1930	25	1	None	—
Liam Bridcutt	DF	2008–2009	9	0	England	^{[lower-alpha 5]}
Matthew Briggs	DF	2013	9	1	England under-21	—
Guy Bristow	DF	1974–1976	23	0	None	—
Jimmy Broad	FW	1926	2	1	None	—
Leigh Bromby	DF	2008–2009	46	1	None	—
Steve Brooker	FW	1999	2	0	None	—
Kurtney Brooks	FW	2009–2010	1	0	Wales	^{[lower-alpha 10]}
Matt Broughton	MF	1904–1907	14	0	None	—
George Brown	FW	1905–1906	3	0	None	—
Joe Brown	FW	1937–1939	6	2	None	—
Bobby Brown	FW	1961–1963	30	11	England	^{[lower-alpha 11]}^{[lower-alpha 12]}
Reece Brown	DF	2013	3	0	England under-20	—
Wayne Brown	DF	2002–2004	37	4	None	—
Billy Brunt	GK	1898–1900	6	0	None	—
Michael Bryan	MF	2009–2012	14	0	Northern Ireland	—
Prince Buaben	MF	2011–2013	33	1	Ghana	—
Will Buckley	MF	2010–2011	43	5	None	—
Eric Burgess	DF	1964	3	0	None	—
David Byrne	MF	1990–1991	18	2	None	—
Joe Calvert	GK	1948	5	0	None	—
Tommy Carpenter	GK	1950–1951	4	0	None	—
Dave Carr	FW	1965	10	3	None	—
Jimmy Carr	MF	1913–1914	18	0	None	—
Jock Carter	FW	1933–1934	17	8	None	—
Norman Case	FW	1950–1951	10	4	None	—
Darren Caskey	MF	1995	6	1	England	^{[lower-alpha 4]}
Keith Cassells	FW	1978–1980	17	0	None	—
Francis Cassidy	MF	1983	1	0	None	—
Craig Cathcart	DF	2009	12	0	Northern Ireland
Aleksandrs Cauņa	MF	2009	5	1	Latvia	—
Johan Cavalli	MF	2007–2008	3	0	None	—
Jimmy Chalmers	MF	1901–1902	32	6	None	—
Nathaniel Chalobah	DF/MF	2012–2013	42	5	England	—
Charlie Chase	FW	1946–1948	16	1	None	—
Park Chu-young	FW	2014	2	0	South Korea	—
Denis Cheney	MF	1948	18	5	None	—
Steve Cherry	GK	1995	4	0	England	^{[lower-alpha 4]}
Gary Chivers	DF/MF	1987–1988	19	0	None	—
Chris Clarke	MF	1966	2	0	None	—
Tracey Clarke	FW	1898	13	4	None	—
Fred Cleaver	FW/DF	1908–1910	41	9	None	—
Archie Clement	DF	1930–1931	14	0	None	—
Tom Cleverley	MF	2009–2010	35	11	England Great Britain
Ephraim Colclough	FW	1900–1901	17	1	None	—
Theo Coles	DF	1921	1	0	None	—
Ernie Colledge	MF	1924	1	0	None	—
Mike Collins	GK	1958–1959	46	0	None	—
David Connolly	FW	1995–1997	34	15	Republic of Ireland	—
Billy Cooke	DF	1954	10	0	None	—
Jack Cork	MF	2009	21	1	England Great Britain	—
Eddie Cother	FW	1898–1899	9	1	None	—
Frank Cotterill	FW	1909–1910	15	6	None	—
Ernest Cottrell	FW	1901–1903	39	12	None	—
Albert Cousins	MF	1911	2	0	None	—
Wilfred Coutanche	DF	1921–1923	6	0	None	—
Bob Cowan	FW/DF	1928–1929	6	1	None	—
John Cowen	GK	1965–1967	17	0	England	^{[lower-alpha 13]}
A.G. Cox	DF	1899	1	0	None	—
Peter Croker	DF/GK	1952–1953	26	0	None	—
Bert Crownshaw	MF	1913	1	0	None	^{[lower-alpha 14]}
Jimmy Crussell	FW	1925	1	0	England	^{[lower-alpha 11]}
Pat Curran	IF	1939–1946	4	0	None	—
Tony Currie	MF	1967–1968	21	9	England	—
George Cutts	GK	1921–1923	6	0	None	—
Ben Dabbs	DF	1938–1940	3	0	None	—
William Dackers	FB	1902–1903	28	1	None	—
Malcolm Dalrymple	GK	1974	5	0	England	^{[lower-alpha 4]}
Ron Daly	IF	1950	4	0	None	—
Alfred Darvill	CF	1925	1	0	None	—
Calum Davenport	DF	2008	1	0	England under-21	—
George Davenport	FB/HB	1898–1899	48	1	None	—
Graham Davies	GK	1947–1948	9	0	Wales	^{[lower-alpha 15]}
Robert Davies	HB	1910–1911	17	0	Wales	^{[lower-alpha 16]}
J. Davis	FB	1903	1	0	None	—
Albert Day	CF	1949	4	1	None	—
Jimmy Day	IF	1952	3	0	None	—
Roger Day	IF	1962	1	0	England	^{[lower-alpha 11]}
Eddie Denton	MF	1991	2	0	None	—
Willie Devine	OF	1958–1959	30	6	None	—
Alan Devonshire	MF	1990–1991	27	1	England	—
Len Dewick	GK	1924	7	0	None	—
Samba Diakité	MF	2014	6	0	Mali	—
Carl Dickinson	DF	2011–2012	47	2	None	—
Perry Digweed	GK	1993–1995	31	0	None	—
Kerry Dixon	FW	1996	11	0	England	—
Josh Doherty	MF	2014–	1	0	Northern Ireland under-19	—
David Donald	OF	1913–1914	24	3	None	—
Gary Donnellan	MF	1981	1	0	None	—
C.F. Drake	OF	1902	1	0	None	—
Charlie Drinkwater	OF	1941–1947	10	0	None	—
Danny Drinkwater	MF	2011	12	0	England	^{[lower-alpha 4]}
George Drury	FW	1948–1949	36	3	None	—
Billy Dryden	IF	1913–1914	20	8	None	—
Reg Dudley	FB	1950	1	0	England	^{[lower-alpha 11]}
Lloyd Dyer	MF	2014–	5	3	None	—
Barry Dyson	CF	1968	40	19	None	—
Terry Eades	DF	1976	4	0	None	—
Mike Early	MF	1946	5	1	None	—
Ray Eastway	HB	1951–1952	14	0	None	—
Sam Eaton	IF	1905–1906	12	2	None	—
Derek Edmonds	GK	1971	15	0	England	^{[lower-alpha 4]}
Harry Edwards	HB/IF	1899	7	0	None	—
Jack Elkes	IF	1933	9	1	England	^{[lower-alpha 17]}
Fred Ellis	HB	1931–1932	37	1	None	—
Sam Ellis	DF	1977–1978	40	5	England	^{[lower-alpha 18]}
Jack English	DF	1912–1913	36	0	None	—
George Ephgrave	GK	1951	4	0	None	—
Roy Evans	CF	1951	2	1	None	—
Hugh Evans	CF	1952–1953	7	2	None	—
Jethro Evans	CF	1912–1913	14	1	None	—
Charlie Ewington	DF	1934–1936	12	0	None	—
Diego Fabbrini	FW	2013–	26	1	Italy	—
John Fairbrother	CF	1959–1963	45	22	None	—
Mark Falco	FW	1986–1987	41	16	England	^{[lower-alpha 4]}
Jean-Alain Fanchone	DF	2012	1	0	France under-19	—
Marco Davide Faraoni	DF	2013–2014	45	4	Italy under 21	—
Thomas Farnall	HB	1900, 1902	34	2	None	—
Albert Farrow	HB/OF	1908–1909	9	0	None	—
W. Fellows	HB	1899–1901	19	0	None	—
John Ferguson	OF	1929–1930	4	0	None	—
George Ferne	OF	1900	4	1	None	—
Peter Fisher	IF	1936	3	1	None	—
Gary Fitzgerald	DF	1994	1	0	None	—
George Fleming	FW	1958–1959	31	10	None	—
Eli Fletcher	DF	1926–1927	25	1	None	—
Leonard Fletcher	FW	1935–1938	42	25	None	—
William Flint	FW	1910–1911	20	7	None	—
Craig Forsyth	DF/MF	2011–2013	26	5	England Scotland	—
Arthur Foxall	DF	1923–1924	3	1	None	—
Fred Foxall	OF	1923–1924	35	2	None	—
Albert Francis	OF	1924	1	0	None	—
John Frankish	DF	1913	2	0	None	—
Paul Franklin	DF	1981–1986	43	0	None	—
John Fraser	FW	1962–1964	29	4	None	—
Graham French	GK	1964	4	0	England	^{[lower-alpha 4]}
John Furie	DF	1967	1	0	None	—
George Furr	FW	1906–1909	41	3	None	—
Vic Furr	MF	1925	1	0	None	—
Bert Gale	HB	1901, 1909–1910	5	0	None	—
Charlie Gallogly	FB	1952–1954	47	0	Ireland	—
Ray Garbutt	CF	1950–1951	23	8	None	—
Joe Garner	MF	2011–2012	27	1	England under-19	—
Johnny Gavin	OF	1958–1959	46	13	Republic of Ireland	—
Mark Gavin	MF	1990–1991	13	0	None	—
Jimmy Gay	MF	1930	5	0	None	—
George Gemmell	CF	1911–1912, 1914–1915	6	1	None	—
Frank George	GK	1964–1965	10	0	None	—
Ricky George	OF	1964–1965	5	0	None	—
Alex Geijo	FW	2012–2013	20	2	None	—
Peter Gibbs	GK	1975–1976	4	0	None	—
Billy Gibson	MF	2008–2010	1	0	None	—
Frank Gibson	OF	1946	1	0	None	—
Patrick Gillespie	FB	1945–1947	16	0	None	—
Jimmy Gilligan	FW	1981–1985	41	13	None	—
Rene Gilmartin	GK	2010–2012	7	0	Republic of Ireland	^{[lower-alpha 19]}
Charlie Gladwin	FB	1919–1920	12	0	None	—
Heurelho Gomes	GK	2014–	5	0	Brazil	—
Jimmy Gooch	HB	1956–1957	44	0	None	—
Micky Good	HB	1899–1901	29	7	None	—
Ted Goodier	FB	1935	1	0	None	—
Peter Gordon	IF	1958–1960	46	13	None	—
Peter Goy	GK	1964–1965	30	0	None	—
Micky Gray	IF	1947	10	3	None	—
Ron Gray	HB	1942–1943, 1945–1947	29	4	None	^{[lower-alpha 20]}
Rodney Green	FW	1968–1970	33	8	None	—
Brian Greenhalgh	FW	1975	21	2	None	—
Robert Greenslade	HB	1901–1903	31	0	None	—
Tom Grieve	OF	1904	1	0	None	—
William Grimes	FW	1906–1907	16	4	None	—
Arthur Grimsdell	HB	1911–1912	41	4	England	—
Ernie Grimsdell	FB	1913–1920	15	0	England	^{[lower-alpha 11]}
Joe Groome	CF	1927–1928	17	14	None	—
Gordon Haigh	IF	1951–1952	31	7	None	—
Fitz Hall	DF	2012–2014	28	1	None	—
Andrew Hamilton	OF	1900–1901	6	1	None	—
Jock Hamilton	HB	1901–1902	32	3	None	—
John Hamilton	IF	1967	11	2	England	^{[lower-alpha 21]}
Jack Hamilton	IF	1921	2	0	None	—
Richard Hammett	GK	1900–1901	36	0	None	—
Tony Hapgood	OF	1953	1	0	None	—
A. Harding	FB/CF	1901–1903	15	0	None	—
Paul Harding	MF	1993	2	0	None	—
Ivor Harper	IF	1952	3	0	None	—
John Harris	FW	1925–1926	32	5	None	—
Gerald Harrison	MF	1990	10	0	None	—
Barry Hartle	IF	1958–1960	45	8	None	—
Tom Hartley	IF	1948	6	1	None	—
Howard Harvey	CF/IF	1901–1903	42	4	None	—
William Hastings	OF	1914–1917	35	6	None	—
Harry Hawkins	IF/HB	1937–1938	5	0	None	—
Norrie Haywood	CF	1933	1	0	None	—
David Heard	OF	1960	1	0	England	^{[lower-alpha 4]}
Liam Henderson	FW	2008–2011	21	0	None	—
Billy Hendry	HB	1898	5	0	None	—
Liburd Henry	FW	1989–1990	15	1	None	—
Jimmy Hernon	IF	1954–1956	45	11	None	—
Arthur Hetherington	OF	1938	8	1	None	—
Peter Hetherston	MF	1987–1988	9	2	None	—
Bill Hicklin	HB	1947–1948	23	5	None	—
Bert Higgins	GK	1902–1908, 1910	47	0	None	—
Sid High	OF	1948–1949	7	3	None	—
Danny Hill	MF	1996	1	0	England	^{[lower-alpha 13]}
Richard Hill	MF	1987	4	0	None	—
Ralph Hills	OF	1927–1929	31	3	None	—
Jimmy Hindmarsh	CF	1907–1908	10	4	None	—
Tommie Hoban	DF	2011–	32	2	Republic of Ireland under-19	^[14]
Steve Hodge	MF	1995	2	0	England	—
Cornelius Hogan	HB	1901	2	0	None	—
Dean Holdsworth	FW	1987–1989	20	3	England	^{[lower-alpha 22]}
Peter Holland	IF	1928–1930	22	3	England	^{[lower-alpha 5]}
Stan Hopkinson	GK	1947	1	0	None	—
Oscar Horne	OF	1909	5	0	None	—
Fred Horner	GK	1902	29	0	None	—
George Howard	FB	1906	1	0	None	—
Ted Hufton	GK	1932	2	0	England	—
Roger Hugo	FW	1965–1966	26	6	None	—
George Hunt	HB	1946–1949	35	0	None	—
Stan Hurst	OF	1936–1937	30	12	None	—
Odion Ighalo	FW	2014–	4	0	Nigeria under-20	—
Alex Inglethorpe	FW	1990–1994	17	3	None	—
Bill Inglis	HB	1932–1933	12	0	None	—
Iriney	MF	2013–2014	17	0	None	—
Derek Irvin	FW	1968	2	1	None	—
Bob Irvine	IF	1933–1934	23	2	Ireland	—
Ernie Ison	OF	1932	3	1	None	—
Chris Iwelumo	FW	2011–2012	47	5	England Scotland	—
Frank Jackett	IF / HB	1949–1953	14	0	None	—
Billy Jackson	OF	1935	4	1	None	—
Alex Jakubiak	FW	2014–	1	0	Scotland under-19	—
Tom James	DF	2012	1	0	None	—
William Janes	OF	1899	2	1	None	—
Alfred Jebb	HB / OF	1912–1913	41	0	None	—
Alec Jeffrey	HB	1900–1901	21	0	None	—
Nigel Jemson	FW	1995	4	0	England	^{[lower-alpha 13]}
George Jewett	FB	1927–1928	29	0	None	—
Bedford Jezzard	CF	1945	3	1	England	—
Richard Jobson	DF	1982–1984	38	4	England	^{[lower-alpha 22]}
David Johnson	FW	1981–1983	14	0	None	—
George Johnson	IF	1937–1938	25	9	None	—
George Johnson	HB	1938	1	0	None	—
Mo Johnston	FW	1983–1984	46	27	Scotland	—
Bryn Jones	FB	1963	2	0	Wales	^{[lower-alpha 16]}
David Jones	IF	1938	2	0	None	—
Jimmy Jones	HB	1904–1905	7	0	None	—
Ormond Jones	GK	1936	8	0	Wales	^{[lower-alpha 15]}
Trevor Jones	OF	1949–1950	16	3	None	—
Morris Jones	IF	1951–1952	28	7	None	—
Harry Jordan	HB	1898–1899	1	0	None	—
Alex Kačaniklić	MF	2012	12	1	Sweden	—
William Kelly	OF	1910–1911	31	8	None	—
Andy Kennedy	FW	1990–1991	29	5	England	^{[lower-alpha 23]}
Mike Kenning	MF	1972–1973	44	3	None	—
Rob Kiernan	DF/MF	2009–2011	2	0	Republic of Ireland	^{[lower-alpha 24]}
Michael Kightly	MF	2011–2012	12	3	England	^{[lower-alpha 13]}
E. Kilner	OF	1912–1913	5	0	None	—
Tommy King	GK	1955–1956	21	0	None	—
Badger Kirby	OF	1922	1	0	None	—
Jim Kirkpatrick	FB	1927	9	0	None	—
Martin Kuhl	MF	1988	4	0	None	—
Tomasz Kuszczak	GK	2012	13	0	Poland	—
Peter Kyle	CF	1909–1910	13	4	None	—
Dick Lacey	FW	1923	3	1	None	—
David Laing	OF	1937–1938	17	5	None	—
Henri Lansbury	MF	2009–2010	39	5	England	^{[lower-alpha 13]}
Norman Lawson	FB	1960	1	0	None	—
Jimmy Lawton	CF	1967–1968	16	3	None	—
Jimmy Leaver	HB	1926–1927	35	3	None	—
Jack Lee	OF	1924–1925	8	0	None	—
Don Lees	FW	1904–1905	7	2	None	—
Fred Le May	OF	1932	4	0	None	—
Ken Lesslie	OF	1948	8	2	None	—
Thomas Lewis	OF	1920	1	0	None	—
Thomas Lindsay	OF	1930	9	1	None	—
Spencer Lister	OF	1898–1899	12	3	None	—
Frank Lock	FB	1955–1957	44	1	England	^{[lower-alpha 25]}
Clive Lomas	CB	1966	7	0	None	—
Roy Low	FW	1967–1968	26	4	England	^{[lower-alpha 5]}
Dominic Ludden	DF	1994–1997	39	0	None	—
George Lunn	HB	1941–1947	7	0	None	—
Thomas Lynch	GK	1937	2	0	None	—
Frank Lyon	FB	1902–1903	14	0	None	—
Herbert Lyon	IF/CF	1901–1902	32	14	None	—
Patrick McArdle	OF	1910–1911	12	0	None	—
Frank McAvoy	HB	1902–1903	24	2	None	—
Alan McCarthy	DF	1993–1994	9	0	England Wales	^{[lower-alpha 26]}
Kevin McCarthy	MF	1975–1977	38	1	None	—
Albert McClenaghan	DF	1978	2	0	None	—
Jimmy McCrae	HB	1926	2	0	None	—
Tom McCready	FB	1963	3	0	England	^{[lower-alpha 27]}
Dennis McCrystal	GK	1950	1	0	None	—
Robert McCulloch	MF	1925	14	2	None	—
Josh McEachran	OF	2013	8	0	England under-21	—
Stephen McGinn	MF	2010–2011	42	2	Scotland	^{[lower-alpha 28]}
Mick McGovern	FW	1972	5	0	None	—
Robert McGuire	OF	1914–15	3	0	None	—
Lewis McGugan	MF	2013–	40	11	England under-19	—
Jock McHugh	GK	1933–1941	40	0	None	—
David McKinley	FW	1908–1909	26	6	None	—
Joe McLauchlan	CF	1913–1916	21	8	None	—
Tommy McMillan	IF/OF	1956–1958	33	13	None	—
F.A. McMorran	HB	1914–1914	7	0	None	—
Robert McWilliams	OF	1930–1931	22	1	None	—
Laurence Mahon	HB	1913	11	0	None	—
Sam Malpass	FB	1943–1949	41	0	None	—
Reuben Marden	OF/CF	1955–1956	41	11	None	—
Leo Markham	FW	1972–1975	35	3	None	—
William Markland	FB	1919–1920	13	0	None	—
William Marshall	HB	1922	2	0	None	—
Dennis Maskell	OF	1951–1952	5	0	None	—
Gavin Massey	FW	2010–2012	9	0	None	—
Harry Matthew	HB	1903	10	0	None	—
Jimmy Maxwell	OF	1926	4	1	England	^{[lower-alpha 9]}
James Meara	MF	1993	2	0	None	—
Gordon Mee	GK	1945–1946	8	0	None	—
Colin Meldrum	FB	1960–1962	40	0	None	—
Terry Melling	FW	1966–1967	30	7	None	—
Tony Meola	GK	1990	1	0	United States	—
Bernard Mensah	FW	2013–	1	0	None	—
Alexander Merkel	MF	2014	11	1	Germany under-20	—
Harry Middleton	FW	1911–1912	23	5	None	—
Dossie Miles	HB	1929–1930	17	1	None	—
Ted Miller	OF	1922	2	0	England	^{[lower-alpha 11]}
Paul Miller	DF	1988–1989	30	1	None	—
Peter Miller	IF	1930–1931	16	2	None	—
Rev Miller	OF	1922	1	0	None	—
Harry Mingay	GK	1927	3	0	None	—
Piero Mingoia	MF	2010–2011	7	1	None	—
David Mirfin	DF	2011–2012	5	0	None	—
Joe Moffat	HB	1908–1909	18	0	England	^{[lower-alpha 9]}
Jack Moore	OF	1909–1910	23	4	None	—
Ian Morgan	MF	1973–1974	18	1	None	—
Taffy Morgan	CF	1902–1904	16	9	Wales	^{[lower-alpha 16]}
Billy Morgan	HB	1903–1904	22	10	None	—
Steve Morrow	DF	1991	9	0	Northern Ireland	—
Alf Moule	CF	1928–1929	11	4	None	—
Geoffrey Mujangi Bia	MF	2012–2013	5	0	Belgium	—
Gianni Munari	MF	2014–	6	1	None	—
Stuart Munn	HB	1901–1904	39	0	None	—
Jimmy Murray	IF	1902–1903	29	6	England	^{[lower-alpha 9]}
Jordon Mutch	MF	2010–2011	23	5	England	^{[lower-alpha 4]}
Lucas Neill	DF	2014	1	0	Australia	—
Warren Neill	DF	1996	1	0		—
James Ness	CF	1911	5	2		—
Neuton	DF	2012–2013	9	0	None	—
Robert Newman	IF	1922	1	0		—
Tommy Niblo	FW	1906–1907	42	11		—
Peter Nicholas	MF	1991–1992	46	1		—
George Norman	CF	1912	8	4		—
Luke O'Nien	MF	2014–	1	0		—
Joe North	CF/IF	1926–1927	6	0		—
Ralph Oelofse	HB/FB	1953–1954	15	0		—
Paul Okon	DF	2002	15	0	Australia	—
Joseph Orme	GK	1911–1913	14	0		—
Billy Orr	HB/FB	1906–1907	12	0		—
Johnny Osbourne	HB/IF	1948–1949	35	13		—
Eddie Oshodi	DF	2009–2011	2	0	England	^{[lower-alpha 4]}
Davie Ovenstone	OF	1937	2	0		—
Fred Packham	OF	1926–1927	5	0		—
R. Padley	FW	1903	1	0		—
Charlie Palmer	FB	1981–84	18	1		—
Fred Palmer	HB	1907–10	19	2		—
Thomas Pangborn	IF	1901–02	26	5		—
Harry Pantling	FB/HB	1911–1914	39	0	England	—
Jack Papworth	CF	1925	27	12		—
Juan Carlos Paredes	MF	2014–	5	0	Ecuador	—
Dick Parker	CF	1927–1928	14	3		—
Jordan Parkes	DF	2006–2010	5	0	England	^{[lower-alpha 4]}
Bob Parkinson	CF	1900–1901	15	5		—
Martin Patching	MF	1979–1983	36	6		—
Sandy Pate	FB	1965–1967	15	0		—
Tommy Paterson	IF/HB	1952–1954	48	7		—
Jim Paton	FB	1929–1930	5	0		—
John Paull	FB	1898–1899				—
Derek Payne	MF	1994–1996	42	1		—
John Pearce	DF	1971	1	0		—
Fred Pheby	FW	1906	1	0		—
Harold Phipps	HB	1952–1953	47	0		—
Bill Pick	OF	1930–1931	30	5		—
Les Pilkington	OF	1950–1951	5	0		—
W. Pillon	OF	1907	1	0		—
Geoff Pitcher	MF	1995–1996	17	2		—
Colin Pluck	DF	1997	2	0		^{[lower-alpha 29]}
Gary Plumley	GK	1987	1	0	None	—
Richard Poole	FW	1976–1977	9	1		—
William Poole	CF	1923–1925	43	9		—
Mart Poom	GK	2007–2009	19	0	Estonia	—
Cliff Powell	DF	1988	1	0		—
Jimmy Poxton	OF	1934–35	26	10		—
Hugh Prentice	CF	1910	1	0		—
John Price	FB	1955	26	0		—
Neil Price	DF	1982–1984	13	0		—
John Proudfoot	CF	1902	13	5		—
Chris Pullan	DF/MF	1987–1990	15	0		—
David Pygall	IF	1956–1960	21	2		—
Micky Quinn	FW	1995	5	0		—
Andrew Ralston	DF	1905	2	1		—
John Rand	IF	1926–1927	6	0		—
Mathias Ranégie	FW	2014–	10	4	Sweden	—
Bill Ratcliffe	HB	1948–1949	25	0		—
Charlie Rattray	OF	1934–1935	26	1		—
Ernie Reading	FW	1904–1905	6	0		—
Neil Redfearn	MF	1988–1989	36	7		—
Mel Rees	GK	1987–1988	5	0		—
Jimmy Reid	IF	1905–1906	22	9		—
John Reid	OF	1956	1	1		—
Micky Reid	CF	1952–1956	19	8		—
Jack Reynolds	OF	1907–1908	28	4		—
Joe Reynolds	HB	1930	6	0		—
Dave Richards	FB	1931–1933	43	0		—
Ian Richardson	FW	1983–1985	15	5		—
Lee Richardson	MF	1989–1990	44	1		—
Fred Riddell	FW	1908–1909	6	0		—
Albert Riera	DF	2014	8	1	Spain	—
Stuart Rimmer	FW	1988	11	2		—
Douglas Rinaldi	MF	2007–2008	7	1	None	—
Alex Ritchie	OF	1933–1934	17	3		—
Bob Ritchie	OF	1949	1	0		—
Alan Rivers	DF	1967	2	0		—
Joe Roberts	OF	1926–1927	20	5		—
Tommy Roberts	FB	1954	1	0		—
Len Robertson	IF	1946	6	2		—
Fred Robins	HB	1898–1899	24	2	None	^{[lower-alpha 7]}
E. Robinson	HB	1913	1	0		—
Reg Robinson	HB	1937–1938	7	0		—
Mark Robson	MF	1989	1	0		—
Mark Rooney	DF	1997	1	0		—
Danny Rose	MF	2009	7	0	England Great Britain	—
Ronny Rosenthal	FW	1997–1999	39	11	Israel	—
Bobby Ross	HB	1946–1947	35	6		—
Brian Rowan	DF	1971–1972	13	0		—
Paul Rumble	FB	1988	1	0		—
Dave Russell	GK	1926	7	0		—
George Russell	FB	1926–1927	12	1		—
Jack Rutherford	GK	1931–1933	32	0		—
John Ryden	HB	1961–1962	26	1		—
John Sanchez	HB	1960–1961	26	1		—
Kenny Sansom	DF	1994	1	0	England	—
Herbert Saunders	GK	1909	2	0		—
James Saunders	GK	1910	5	0		—
Ron Saunders	FW	1964–1965	41	18		—
Harry Savage	OF	1921–1922	7	1		—
Harry Scott	IF	1933	1	0		—
Frank Searle	HB	1933	5	0		—
Trevor Senior	FW	1987–1988	33	5		—
Mat Sadler	DF	2008–2011	35	0	England	^{[lower-alpha 4]}
Scott Severin	MF	2009–2010	11	1	Scotland	—
Connor Smith	MF/FW	2012–	12	0	Republic of Ireland under-19	—
Gabriel Tamaș	DF	2014–	7	0	Romania	—
Andrew Taylor	DF	2010–2011	19	1	England	^{[lower-alpha 13]}
Adam Thompson	DF	2010–2013	16	1	Northern Ireland	^{[lower-alpha 30]}
George Thorne	MF	2013	8	0	England under-19	—
Andros Townsend	MF	2011	3	0	England
Daniel Tozser	MF	2014–	25	1	Hungary	—
Marcello Trotta	FW	2012	1	0	Italy U21	—
Josh Walker	MF	2010–2012	7	0	England	^{[lower-alpha 4]}
Andreas Weimann	MF	2011	22	4	Austria
Matthew Whichelow	MF	2010–2013	24	3	None	—
Mike Williamson	DF	2009	23	3	None	—
Eric Worthington	FW	1949–1951	30	4	None	—
Bill Yates	GK	1926–1929	49	0	None	—
Lewis Young	FW	2008–2010	4	0	None	—

Notes

Devon White played 45 games for Watford between 1996 and 1997. DevonWhite1988.jpg — Devon White played 45 games for Watford between 1996 and 1997.

↑ Years given denote the span between a player's first and last peacetime appearance—they do not take into account appearances for Watford while peacetime competitions were suspended due to the First and Second World Wars. Where a player spent multiple periods at the club, these periods are denoted as multiple ranges of years.
↑ Where a player did not compete internationally, no country is denoted. Only the highest level of international competition is given, except where a player competed for more than one country, in which case the highest level for each country is shown. Between 1926 and 1950, two competing teams claimed to represent the island of Ireland.
denotes players who played for the Irish Football Association team.
denotes players who played for the Football Association of Ireland team.
For more information, see Ireland national football team (1882–1950) and Republic of Ireland national football team.^[7]^[8]
↑ Represented England at semi-professional level.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Represented England at youth level.
1 2 3 4 Represented England at schoolboy level.
↑ Represented Belgium at under-21 level
1 2 Player made additional appearances for West Hertfordshire prior to the start of the 1898–99 season.^[18]
↑ Represented Great Britain at the World Student Games.
1 2 3 4 Represented Scotland at junior level
↑ Represented Wales at youth level
1 2 3 4 5 6 Represented England at amateur level
↑ Represented Great Britain at the Olympic Games
1 2 3 4 5 6 Represented England at under-21 level
↑ Crownshaw was contracted to Watford between 1909 and 1916. He played regularly for the reserves, and for the first team during wartime competitions. He made his sole competitive first team appearance in 1913.^[11]
1 2 Represented Wales at schoolboy level.
1 2 3 Represented Wales at amateur level.
↑ Played for England in "unofficial" international matches.
↑ Represented England at under-23 level.
↑ Represented Republic of Ireland at under-21 level.
↑ Ron Gray managed the club from 1950 until 1951.^[12]
↑ Played for Scotland at under-23 level.^[13]
1 2 Played for the England B national football team
↑ Represented Scotland at youth level.
↑ Represented Republic of Ireland at youth level.
↑ Represented England in an "unofficial" senior match.^[15]
↑ McCarthy played for England at youth level, but Wales at under-21 level.^[16]
↑ Represented Scotland at schoolboy level.^[17]
↑ Represented Scotland at under-21 level.
↑ Now known as Colin Miles.
↑ Represented Northern Ireland at under-21 level.

References

General

Jones, Trefor (1996). The Watford Football Club Illustrated Who's Who. ISBN 0-9527458-0-1.
"TheFA.com: Archive". The Football Association . Retrieved 24 August 2010.
"Watford player appearances". Soccerbase . Centurycomm. Retrieved 23 April 2016.
Watford Football Club archive 1881-2017

Specific

↑ Jones p. 9
↑ Smith, Frank (30 March 2012). "A pub 'to call home and their own'". Watford Observer.
↑ Jones p.253
↑ "Official: Buckley moves for £1m". Watford Football Club. 6 June 2011. Archived from the original on 9 August 2011. Retrieved 1 April 2012.
↑ Camillin, Paul (6 June 2011). "Albion Sign Buckley in Record Deal". Brighton & Hove Albion Football Club. Archived from the original on 7 August 2011. Retrieved 1 April 2012.
↑ "Watford 3–0 Portsmouth". BBC Sport. 1 January 2011. Retrieved 2 January 2011.
↑ Byrne, Peter (1996). Football Association of Ireland: 75 years. Dublin: Sportsworld. p. 59. ISBN 1-900110-06-7.
↑ Ryan, Sean (1997). The Boys in Green: the FAI international story. Edinburgh: Mainstream Publishing. p. 31. ISBN 1-85158-939-2.
↑ "Moses Ashikodi". National-Football-Teams.com. Retrieved 13 September 2012.
↑ Jones p. 30
↑ Trefor Jones (1998). Watford Season by Season. pp. 58–59. ISBN 0-9527458-1-X.
↑ Jones p. 270
↑ Jones pp.279–288
↑ "Hoban plays as Irish pegged back". Watford Observer. 1 June 2012. Retrieved 5 October 2012.
↑ Jones p. 148
↑ Jones p. 152
↑ Jones p. 282
↑ Jones, Trefor (1998). Watford Season by Season. pp. 24–27. ISBN 0-9527458-1-X.

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[7] Years given denote the span between a player's first and last peacetime appearance—they do not take into account appearances for Watford while peacetime competitions were suspended due to the First and Second World Wars. Where a player spent multiple periods at the club, these periods are denoted as multiple ranges of years.

[10] Where a player did not compete internationally, no country is denoted. Only the highest level of international competition is given, except where a player competed for more than one country, in which case the highest level for each country is shown. Between 1926 and 1950, two competing teams claimed to represent the island of Ireland.
denotes players who played for the Irish Football Association team.
denotes players who played for the Football Association of Ireland team.
For more information, see Ireland national football team (1882–1950) and Republic of Ireland national football team.^[7]^[8]

[engsemi-11] Represented England at semi-professional level.

[engyouth-12] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Represented England at youth level.

[engsch-14] 1 2 3 4 Represented England at schoolboy level.

[belu21-15] Represented Belgium at under-21 level

[westherts-16] 1 2 Player made additional appearances for West Hertfordshire prior to the start of the 1898–99 season.^[18]

[17] Represented Great Britain at the World Student Games.

[scotjun-19] 1 2 3 4 Represented Scotland at junior level

[walyouth-20] Represented Wales at youth level

[engam-21] 1 2 3 4 5 6 Represented England at amateur level

[gbo-22] Represented Great Britain at the Olympic Games

[eng21-23] 1 2 3 4 5 6 Represented England at under-21 level

[25] Crownshaw was contracted to Watford between 1909 and 1916. He played regularly for the reserves, and for the first team during wartime competitions. He made his sole competitive first team appearance in 1913.^[11]

[walessb-26] 1 2 Represented Wales at schoolboy level.

[walesam-27] 1 2 3 Represented Wales at amateur level.

[unofficial-28] Played for England in "unofficial" international matches.

[eng23-29] Represented England at under-23 level.

[irl21-30] Represented Republic of Ireland at under-21 level.

[32] Ron Gray managed the club from 1950 until 1951.^[12]

[34] Played for Scotland at under-23 level.^[13]

[engb-36] 1 2 Played for the England B national football team

[scotyouth-37] Represented Scotland at youth level.

[38] Represented Republic of Ireland at youth level.

[40] Represented England in an "unofficial" senior match.^[15]

[42] McCarthy played for England at youth level, but Wales at under-21 level.^[16]

[scotsch-44] Represented Scotland at schoolboy level.^[17]

[scot21-45] Represented Scotland at under-21 level.

[46] Now known as Colin Miles.

[NI21-48] Represented Northern Ireland at under-21 level.

[1] Jones p. 9

[2] Smith, Frank (30 March 2012). "A pub 'to call home and their own'". Watford Observer.

[3] Jones p.253

[4] "Official: Buckley moves for £1m". Watford Football Club. 6 June 2011. Archived from the original on 9 August 2011. Retrieved 1 April 2012.

[5] Camillin, Paul (6 June 2011). "Albion Sign Buckley in Record Deal". Brighton & Hove Albion Football Club. Archived from the original on 7 August 2011. Retrieved 1 April 2012.

[6] "Watford 3–0 Portsmouth". BBC Sport. 1 January 2011. Retrieved 2 January 2011.

[8] Byrne, Peter (1996). Football Association of Ireland: 75 years. Dublin: Sportsworld. p. 59. ISBN 1-900110-06-7.

[9] Ryan, Sean (1997). The Boys in Green: the FAI international story. Edinburgh: Mainstream Publishing. p. 31. ISBN 1-85158-939-2.

[13] "Moses Ashikodi". National-Football-Teams.com. Retrieved 13 September 2012.

[18] Jones p. 30

[24] Trefor Jones (1998). Watford Season by Season. pp. 58–59. ISBN 0-9527458-1-X.

[31] Jones p. 270

[33] Jones pp.279–288

[35] "Hoban plays as Irish pegged back". Watford Observer. 1 June 2012. Retrieved 5 October 2012.

[39] Jones p. 148

[41] Jones p. 152

[43] Jones p. 282

[47] Jones, Trefor (1998). Watford Season by Season. pp. 24–27. ISBN 0-9527458-1-X.

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v t e Watford Football Club
The club	History Seasons Players 50+ appearances 1–49 appearances Players of the season Managers Records Watford Ladies Academy Europe Notable matches Current season
Stadiums	Cassio Road Vicarage Road
Training Ground	Watford Training Ground
Supporters	Luton Town rivalry Theme from Z-Cars
Sister clubs	Udinese Calcio Granada CF

v t e Lists of male footballers in England by club
Premier League	AFC Bournemouth Arsenal 100+ 25–99 1–24 POTY Aston Villa Brentford 100+ 25–99 1–24 Internationals Hall of Fame POTY Brighton & Hove Albion Burnley 100+ Internationals Chelsea 100+ 25–99 1–24 POTY Crystal Palace 100+ POTY Everton 100+ Internationals Hall of Fame Fulham 100+ 25–99 1–24 Liverpool 100+ 25–99 1–24 POTY Luton Town 100+ POTY Manchester City 100+ 25–99 1–24 Manchester United 100+ 25–99 1–24 POTY Newcastle United Nottingham Forest 100+ Internationals Sheffield United 100+ 25–99 Internationals POTY Tottenham Hotspur West Ham United Wolverhampton Wanderers
Championship	Birmingham City 100+ 25–99 1–24 Blackburn Rovers Bristol City Cardiff City 100+ 25–99 1–24 Captains Internationals Coventry City 100+ Internationals POTY Huddersfield Town Hull City Ipswich Town 100+ Hall of Fame POTY Leeds United Leicester City Middlesbrough Millwall Norwich City 100+ 25–99 Hall of Fame POTY Plymouth Argyle 100+ POTY Preston North End 100+ POTY Queens Park Rangers Rotherham United Sheffield Wednesday All Internationals POTY Southampton 100+ 25–99 1–24 POTY Stoke City 100+ 25–99 1–24 POTY Sunderland Swansea City 100+ Internationals Watford 50+ 1–49 POTY West Bromwich Albion
League One	Barnsley Blackpool Bolton Wanderers 100+ 25–99 1–24 POTY Bristol Rovers 100+ 25–99 Internationals POTY Burton Albion Cambridge United Carlisle United Charlton Athletic Cheltenham Town Derby County 100+ POTY Exeter City Fleetwood Town Leyton Orient Lincoln City 100+ 25–99 Northampton Town Oxford United Peterborough United Port Vale 25+ 1–24 POTY Portsmouth Reading 100+ 25–99 1–24 Internationals POTY Shrewsbury Town Stevenage Wigan Athletic Wycombe Wanderers
League Two	Accrington Stanley AFC Wimbledon Barrow Bradford City 50+ 1–49 Colchester United 100+ 25–99 1–24 POTY Crawley Town Crewe Alexandra Doncaster Rovers 100+ 1879–1918 Forest Green Rovers Gillingham 50+ 25–49 1–24 Grimsby Town Harrogate Town Mansfield Town Milton Keynes Dons Morecambe Newport County Notts County Salford City Stockport County Sutton United Swindon Town Tranmere Rovers 100+ 1921–1939 1945–present Walsall Wrexham
Non-League / Defunct	Bradford (Park Avenue) Bury 100+ 25–99 1–24 Chesterfield Darlington 100+ 25–99 1–24 Dagenham & Redbridge Halifax Town Hereford United Macclesfield Town Nelson Oldham Athletic 100+ 25–99 1–24 Rochdale 100+ 25–99 1–24 Scarborough Southend United Torquay United Wanderers Wigan Borough Yeovil Town 100+ Internationals York City 100+ 25–99 1–24 POTY
Clubs are grouped by their division in the 2023–24 season. Includes the Welsh clubs where lists have been created. 'POTY' = 'Player of the Year / Season'.

List of Watford F.C. players (1–49 appearances)

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