1965-66 Watford football publications

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1965-66 Watford Season
League Third Division
Manager Ken Furphy
Home Ground Vicarage Road
← 1964-65 • other seasons • 1966-67 →


Team Cover Appearances

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Match Publications

Third Division

Matchday 2: vs. Hull City

Watford vs. Hull City (August 24, 1965)
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Team(s) Watford vs. Hull City
Venue Vicarage Road
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1964-65 ← 1965-66 English football season → 1966-67
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