A struggle in the league and a star of the future

The Table	The Fixtures	The Squad
Programme remains unchanged at 6d	The Watford Home Kit 1962-63	Pat Jennings (1963-1964 52 Games for Watford)

News Ground improvements made totalling £18,000 made during the summer of 1962. Which included getting rid of the trees in the Vicarage Road end and tarmacing the top of the terrace. Also built were a Pools office which would become a club shop and Brick enclosed turnstiles replacing the rather less secure tin fence with which a quick jimmy with a crowbar could cut match day expenditure.

Big freeze of the 1962-63 winter hits Watford's income with a £30,000 overdraft amassed due to lack of games. The season ends with a £34,332 loss three times the previous record by the club.

Enter Northern Ireland legend and then schoolboy Pat Jennings.

In the League we finish 17th out of 24 of Division 3.
We Won 17 Drew 8 Lost 21
We Scored 82 Goals and conceded 85.

In the FA Cup We Won 3 Drew 1 Lost 1
We Scored 9 Goals and conceded 6.

In the Football League Cup We Won 0 Drew 0 Lost 1
We Scored 1 Goal and conceded 2.

Highest Scorer D Ward 30 Goals.

Manager: Ron Burgess

IN for this season came

Goodbye Yellow Brick Road