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Keith WAUGH (1992‐1993) Goalkeeper Born Sunderland, County Durham, 27 October 1956 Watford Career Football League: 7 appearances Début: 2‐2 home draw v Newcastle United, Football League Div 2, 11 Jan 1992 Final game: 1‐3 away defeat v Charlton Athletic, Football League Div 1, 6 Apr 1993 Longest run of consecutive appearances: Football League 4; all competitions 4 Career Path Sunderland (schoolboy October 1971, apprentice June 1973, professional July 1974); Peterborough United (free July 1976); Sheffield United (£90,000 August 1981); Cambridge United (loan November 1984); Bristol City (loan December 1984, free July 1985); Coventry City (£40,000 August 1989); WATFORD (loan December 1990, free February 1991, released close season 1993, youth‐team manager August 1993 until May 1994) Football League Career Apps Subs Goals League Status and Final Position 1976/77 Peterborough United 32 Football League Division 3 – 16th of 24 1977/78 Peterborough United 26 Football League Division 3 – 4th of 24 1978/79 Peterborough United 46 Football League Division 3 – 21st of 24 (Relegated) 1979/80 Peterborough United 46 Football League Division 4 – 8th of 24 1980/81 Peterborough United 45 Football League Division 4 – 5th of 24 1981/82 Sheffield United 45 Football League Division 4 – 1st of 24 (Promoted) 1982/83 Sheffield United 28 Football League Division 3 – 11th of 24 1983/84 Sheffield United 16 Football League Division 3 – 3rd of 24 (Promoted) 1984/85 Sheffield United 10 Football League Division 2 – 18th of 22 1984/85 Cambridge United 4 Football League Division 3 – 24th of 24 (Relegated) 1984/85 Bristol City 3 Football League Division 3 – 5th of 24 1985/86 Bristol City 44 Football League Division 3 – 9th of 24 1986/87 Bristol City 46 Football League Division 3 – 6th of 24 1987/88 Bristol City 45 Football League Division 3 – 5th of 24 1988/89 Bristol City 37 Football League Division 3 – 11th of 24 1989/90 Coventry City 1 Football League Division 1 – 12th of 20 1991/92 WATFORD 3 Football League Division 2 – 10th of 24 1992/93 WATFORD 4 Football League Division 1 (2nd tier) – 16th of 24 Keith Waugh (pronounced ‘Woff’) had been David James’s goalkeeping understudy for fourteen months when he eventually made his first‐team début, in which Watford took a two‐goal lead against Newcastle United before he’d touched the ball. (The match finished 2‐2.) He was then 35‐years‐old and a veteran of more than 450 Football League appearances – all of them after being released by his home‐town club. He played for Bristol City when they won the Associate Members Cup in 1985/86, and also the following year when they lost in the Final on penalties. On leaving his position as youth‐team manager at Vicarage Road he joined the police force, and was on duty in uniform inside the ground when Watford won 4‐0 at Luton Town three‐and‐a‐half years later. Birth index OK. Joined the police in May 1994 and was on duty in uniform inside the ground when Watford won 4‐0 at Luton. Daniel Vaughn WEBBER (2002-2005) Forward Born Manchester, 28 December 1981 Representative Honours England Youth Watford Career Football League: 63+9 appearances (21 goals, including 1 penalty) FA Cup: 1+3 appearances Football League Cup: 3+1 appearances Début: (as sub) 0-0 home draw v Bradford City, Football League Div 1, 29 Mar 2002 Final game: 0-2 home defeat v Preston North End, Football League Championship, 19 Mar 2005 Longest run of consecutive appearances: Football League 22; all competitions 24 Career Path Manchester City (trained from age 10); Manchester United (schoolboy March 1996, trainee August 1998, professional January 1999); Port Vale (loan November 2001); WATFORD (loan March 2002 and again August 2002, signed July 2003 in a complex deal in which Watford waived the potential to earn up to £650,000 [although up to £250,000 was considered more realistic] from “first-team appearances” clauses in an agreement by which academy scholar C.M.Eagles had left for Old Trafford in the summer of 2000; in addition, there was a £200,000 fee spread over three seasons - £25,000 for each of the first two seasons of Webber’s contract and £150,000 for the third [these sums were duly paid]; there were also financial complications surrounding the possibility [which did not materialize] of Webber’s subsequent sale at a profit); Sheffield Utd (loan, March 2005, £500,000 June 2005, released cs 2009); Portsmouth (September 2009, released close season 2011); Queens Park Rangers trial (July 2011); Celtic trial (December 2011); Huddersfield Town trial (December 2011); Birmingham City trial (February 2012); Leeds United (February 2012, released close season 2012); Doncaster Rovers trial (March 2013); Accrington Stanley (July 2013); Salford City (free August 2014, retired July 2016) Football League & FA Premier League Career Apps Subs Goals League Status and Final Position 2001/02 Port Vale 2 2 Football League Division 2 (3rd tier) – 14th of 24 2001/02 WATFORD 4 1 2 Football League Division 1 (2nd tier) – 14th of 24 2002/03 WATFORD 11 1 2 Football League Division 1 (2nd tier) – 13th of 24 2003/04 WATFORD 24 3 5 Football League Division 1 (2nd tier) – 16th of 24 2004/05 WATFORD 24 4 12 Football League Championship (2nd tier) – 18th of 24 2004/05 Sheffield United 6 1 3 Football League Championship (2nd tier) – 8th of 24 2005/06 Sheffield United 24 11 10 Football League Championship (2nd tier) – 2nd of 24 (Promoted) 2006/07 Sheffield United 13 9 3 FA Premier League – 18th of 20 (Relegated) 2007/08 Sheffield United 8 6 3 Football League Championship (2nd tier) – 9th of 24 2008/09 Sheffield United 21 15 4 Football League Championship (2nd tier) – 3rd of 24 2009/10 Portsmouth 4 13 1 FA Premier League – 20th of 20 (Relegated) 2010/11 Portsmouth 1 7 Football League Championship (2nd tier) – 16th of 24 2011/12 Leeds United 2 11 1 Football League Championship (2nd tier) – 14th of 24 2013/14 Accrington Stanley 14 8 3 Football League Division 2 (4th tier) – 15th of 24 An eye-catchingly nimble forward who enjoyed a prolific burst of nine goals in eight Football League appearances for Watford early in the 2004/05 season, but otherwise never established himself as a major goalscorer after a promising teenage career at Old Trafford. A number of injuries along the way didn’t help. Danny Webber was capped at Under-20 level both before and during his first Vicarage Road spell. Birth index OK. Regarding the sums paid to Man Utd, certain of Watford’s directors put up the money under an arrangement by which, should Webber be sold at a profit, they would recoup 65% of the fee; this breached League rules, so it was pretended that the directors had simply donated the money to finance the deal. Lge Cup apps for Manchester Utd. Injured in QPR trial period, following which he underwent rehabilitation. Joseph WEBSTER (1910-1914) Goalkeeper Born Ilkeston, Derbyshire, 1885 Died Northampton, 15 October 1927 Representative Honours Southern League Watford Career Southern League: 131 appearances FA Cup: 13 appearances Southern Charity Cup: 4 appearances Début: 1-0 away win v Bristol Rovers, Southern League Div 1, 1 Oct 1910 Final game: 2-0 home win v Queens Park Rangers, Southern League Div 1, 25 Apr 1914 Longest run of consecutive appearances: Southern League 47; all competitions 56 Career Path Ilkeston United (June 1907); WATFORD (July 1910); West Ham United (£300 April 1914); WATFORD trainer (July 1920 until close season 1924, also player September 1920 until close season 1922); Watford Old Boys trainer (1924 until 1926); Northampton Town trainer (July 1926) Southern League & Football League Career Apps Subs Goals League Status and Final Position 1910/11 WATFORD 34 Southern League Division 1 – 14th of 20 1911/12 WATFORD 37 Southern League Division 1 – 9th of 20 1912/13 WATFORD 26 Southern League Division 1 – 14th of 20 1913/14 WATFORD 34 Southern League Division 1 – 18th of 20 1914/15 West Ham United 17 Southern League Division 1 – 4th of 20 1919/20 West Ham United 2 Football League Division 2 – 7th of 22 The second of three outstanding goalkeepers who successively served the club for more than two decades, Joe Webster was good enough to represent the Southern League twice, and the South versus England in an international trial match. These appearances were only months after he’d been wrongly diagnosed as having tuberculosis and told that his career was over. He became the oldest Watford player to make his début in the Football League, which he did for West Ham United at the age of 36 – the record stood until Filippo Galli’s first Watford appearance eight decades later. During the Great War Webster spent three years in France on active service in the Footballers’ Battalion, which he also represented on the football field. His untimely death in hospital followed an appendix operation. Ilkeston is in Basford reg dist, and there’s more than one possible birth. Death index OK (except “aged 43”), probate nothing. Worked at Waterlows cs 1924 until cs 1926, during which time he was trainer to Watford Old Boys. 1901 census: there’s a possible 14-year-old born Ilkeston, but I think he must be Joseph Webster, aged 15, coal ganger (below ground), parents William & Mary Ann. 1891 census: two possibles, much the more likely being Joseph, 5, parents William (coalminer) & Mary Ann; the other, Joseph, 4, parents Thomas (bricklayer) & Sarah. 1911 census: Joseph Webster, 25, single, pro footballer, born Ilkeston, boarding with Harry Middleton and Alex Stewart at 31 Vicarage Rd.
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