In this extra midweek podcast, Mike talks about, and you'll hear, his chat with Helen Ward of Watford Women and George Valencia, co-founders of the Sound of Gol foundation, who have recently launched a new initiative with Watford. Helen discusses where we currently find Watford Women and George explains why Sound of Gol is so important to him. Plus, after an amazing away trip to Sheffield, the Brigadier, Colin Mace, made the trip down to South Wales to see Watford lose 1-0 at Swansea.

As ever, thanks for listening and we'll be back with a podcast after Friday nights game against Oxford United.

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Watford scored a rare SIX on the road and FOUR Vakoun Bayo goals made the LONG journey to Sheffield oh so worthwhile.

Jon, Mike, Colin, DCW and Olly took the train to Sheffield to witness the match. With no clear idea of what Cleverley's plan would be, and they got even more confused when they saw the team annouced, the game, the performaces and especially the result, were a huge joyous surprise for all the travelling hornets.

Join them as they tell the story of their day in Sheffield.

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In another edition of FTRE's data pods, once again, Jon and DCW sit down with Watford fan and Opta Stats Tsar, Matt Furniss to discuss how Watford's season is stacking up in numbers.

• How high is the press?
• How is Daniel Bachmann shaping up?
• Where is the biggest problem in the squad?
• The difference in home and away form.
• What should we expect from Daniel Jebbionson?
• And how do we generally feel about how Tom Cleverley and his choices?

We hope you are continuing to enjoy these different podcasts and COME ON YOU ORNS.

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