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Ordinary players achieved the extraordinary. They were brave through belief and cameraderie. Giving of their all every time they crossed that white line. That is what being "Taylor Made" meant.
How better to explain the very DNA behind the truly golden period of Watford Football Club history than to understand the thinking of one man. More than the Club's greatest manager, a man whose integrity was unshakeable and who was firm in his belief that
"Football is a simple game. It's a game for the man on the terraces; it's a game to excite people."

These players weren't just members of a team, they were a band of brothers who had each other's backs and faced opposition without fear.
They were also members of a much bigger family - the whole local community. From the moment they put on the shirt they were taught to give back to those who enabled their careers. To the people who bought the tickets and stood supporting them wind rain or shine.

Former Players Club cic has been created by original Rocket Men and Golden Boys who rose to glory under Graham Taylor OBE at Watford FC and have united to continue his values.
It is a legacy which Graham Taylor himself wanted of his players and asked Neil Price to form an association which would retain their strong team spirit . And ensur
Former Players Club cic has been created by original Rocket Men and Golden Boys who rose to glory under Graham Taylor OBE at Watford FC and have united to continue his values.
It is a legacy which Graham Taylor himself wanted of his players and asked Neil Price to form an association which would retain their strong team spirit . And ensure that they would continue to serve the community - with respect, discipline and determination.
So, the Former Players Club with . Luther Blissett OBE, Neil Price, Keith Mercer, John Ward and Les Taylor taking up positions on the Bench (uncovered of course!) linked football boots and combat boots to bring back camaraderie and ensure they were all "in each other's corner".

Forces United Veterans Together is the mission we are on.
Our Armed Forces are very much something which Graham Taylor supported strongly. He created a Club that put family first, in the same way that those who servee have a ripple pond of a family around them.
Nothing would have made him more proud than bringing together veterans and tho
Forces United Veterans Together is the mission we are on.
Our Armed Forces are very much something which Graham Taylor supported strongly. He created a Club that put family first, in the same way that those who servee have a ripple pond of a family around them.
Nothing would have made him more proud than bringing together veterans and those currently serving as well as front line services. Using football to reconnect Veterans , ex pro players and supporters in a positive way.
Under Luther Blissett’s leadership in providing thousands of fans with emotional support through calls and visits, it became clear that the player history and Graham Taylor’s values were needed not just to keep the lads themselves motivated but for greater purpose in the community. More specifically fans who were serving or who had served in the Armed Forces.
Ex players and their empathy with loss of team - loss of identity and the deep rooted tradition linking football and the Armed Forces created the FPC Mission.
FORCES UNITED VGERANS TOGETHER

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From Luther's Army of volunteers throughout covid making calls and taking aid to those in need. To the season ticket holders and community champions these are people who make a difference to others. Who believe that it is important to be "golden hearted" when it come to giving to others.

The ulimate defence specialist, tough tackling left-back Neil played less than twenty games for Watford yet they included some of the biggest games in the club’s history, That included UEFA cup games, an FA Cup Semi-Final and the
FA Cup Final. After retiring from football he was motivated to try and do something for the lads he played
The ulimate defence specialist, tough tackling left-back Neil played less than twenty games for Watford yet they included some of the biggest games in the club’s history, That included UEFA cup games, an FA Cup Semi-Final and the
FA Cup Final. After retiring from football he was motivated to try and do something for the lads he played with. Get them all back together and make sure they had each other's backs once more. while continuing the community work with supporters that was in their DNA. From what started as a battle to get former players properly acknowledged and reunited, with Graham Taylor's blessing Neil was instrumental in creating the ex players group - now officially The Former Players Club cic.
Today this defence minded golden boy is working in the community for the NHS.

Watford had every right to proud when they faced Everton in the 1984 FA Cup Final. Les Taylor was captain on that day and although they were defeated it was not without a good fight. Les led his lads with a calm yet strong attitude, giving 110% himself to inspire them.

Over the years, we've built a reputation as a trusted source of information and analysis in the soccer industry. Our coverage has been featured in top publications and media outlets, and we've been recognized for our contributions to the sport. Join us on this journey and be a part of our impact on the soccer world.

Over the years, we've built a reputation as a trusted source of information and analysis in the soccer industry. Our coverage has been featured in top publications and media outlets, and we've been recognized for our contributions to the sport. Join us on this journey and be a part of our impact on the soccer world.

The ulimate defence specialist, tough tackling left-back Neil played less than twenty games for Watford yet they included some of the biggest games in the club’s history, That included UEFA cup games, an FA Cup Semi-Final and the
FA Cup Final. After retiring from football he was motivated to try and do something for the lads he played
The ulimate defence specialist, tough tackling left-back Neil played less than twenty games for Watford yet they included some of the biggest games in the club’s history, That included UEFA cup games, an FA Cup Semi-Final and the
FA Cup Final. After retiring from football he was motivated to try and do something for the lads he played with. Get them all back together and make sure they had each other's backs once more. while continuing the community work with supporters that was in their DNA. From what started as a battle to get former players properly acknowledged and reunited, with Graham Taylor's blessing Neil was instrumental in creating the ex players group - now officially The Former Players Club cic.
Today this defence minded golden boy is working in the community for the NHS.

Watford had every right to proud when they faced Everton in the 1984 FA Cup Final. Les Taylor was captain on that day and although they were defeated it was not without a good fight. Les led his lads with a calm yet strong attitude, giving 110% himself to inspire them.

Over the years, we've built a reputation as a trusted source of information and analysis in the soccer industry. Our coverage has been featured in top publications and media outlets, and we've been recognized for our contributions to the sport. Join us on this journey and be a part of our impact on the soccer world.
The Former Players Club created and runs one of the biggest Ukraine support Networks in the Country. SUNFLOWER SOCIAL CLUB .The first in person Club runs every Wednesday in Watford - but it reaches much further
The Former Players Club launched its wellness club, in collaboration with Councillor Rabi Martins with an evening hosted by Russ Kane. The evening took on a chat show format to deliver insight on a series of topics. These included the value of ‘mental wellness’ as a label, social pressures, empowerment, and the importance of professional support. Guests panelists included xxx
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