Kitchen
4 coffee mugs
- A white one mug with yellow stripes, with the old ‘angry hornet’ logo on one side. Early 70s?
- A black one, originally with gold and red trim, probably from the 80s. The gold has all washed off
- A yellow 1992-92 Official Centenary mug listing that season’s fixtures in red and black lettering. In this case, it’s the red that has faded to near invisibility
- A mug depicting Watford strips through the ages, which my Mum bought me last Christmas from a stall in Watford Market
Bedroom
3 replica shirts
- The classic long-sleeved yellow shirt from the early 70s, when I started watching Watford
- A yellow home shirt with the CTX logo and a red stripe down the right, from the late 90s
- A white away shirt with the Phones4U logo, from a couple of seasons later
2 scarves (striped)
2 bobble hats (striped)
1 BSaD 10th anniversary T-shirt
1 pair of football shorts
Red, naturally. Not worn for many years.
1 tie
Black with narrow red and yellow bands. I can’t imagine when I’ll ever wear this.
1 pair of cufflinks
Worn at my wedding.
Study
1 flag
Given out free at a game during Aidy Boothroyd’s reign; his signature adorns the bottom right-hand corner.
1 clock
Shaped like the club badge, complete with moose. Another of Mum’s purchases in the market.
1 plaque
About 4in square, with a reflective surface. One of the oldest items in my collection, and almost certainly the most pointless.
1 ashtray
Also pointless, as I don’t smoke and never have. Another of Mum’s Christmas presents.
1 framed photograph
Depicting Nick Wright’s goal in the play-off final against Bolton, and mounted with my ticket from the game.
1 water bottle
Given away at a home game a few years ago, adorned with the slogan ‘Watford ’til I’m dry’. I actually use this quite often, whenever I go on a long walk.
1 fragment of Vicarage Road terrace
Encased in perspex. Number 436 of a limited edition of 500.
1 key fob
2 videos
- The Golden Boys – a compilation of clips of Watford on TV from 1969 to 1992, ie the days when these things were quite rare
- … And Finally – the complete play-off final against Bolton from 1999. I’m not sure I’ve ever actually watched this
I’m not going to list them all here – a topic for a separate post, I think.
12 seasons’ worth of programmes
The other 28 seasons’ worth are in my Mum’s attic.
A pile of fanzines
Sundry badges and pens
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