3rd Place, but no promotion.

The Table	The Fixtures	The Squad
No change in the programme still 6d	A new kit is Introduced	Bill McGarry (Watford Manager 1963-64)

News Former England international Bill McGarry joins as Manager replacing Ron Burgess.
Introduces Z-Cars "His favourite TV Programme" and the Hornets establish a 29 game unbeaten home run.

With only two promoted Watford's fate in the promotion race is sealed with a 2-1 defeat against Luton.

A young reporter by the name of Oliver Phillips covers his first Watford 1st team fixture. 6th April 1963. Cliff Holton playing for Crystal Palace scores a hatrick in a 4-1 home defeat.

In the League we finish 3rd out of 24 of Division 3.
We Won 23 Drew 12 Lost 11
We Scored 79 Goals and conceded 59.

In the FA Cup We Won 1 Drew 1 Lost 1
We Scored 3 Goals and conceded 4.

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

Highest Scorer Charlie Livesey 25

Manager: Bill McGarry

IN for this season came

Goodbye Yellow Brick Road