None I suspect. They have money troubles so I had a feeling if we kept on knocking on the door they would accept eventually. The same with Swansea and Graham
Got something to say or just want fewer pesky ads? Join us... 😊
Buckley signs 3 year deal for £1m (one million pounds!)
- Thread starter El Presidente
- Start date
None I suspect. They have money troubles so I had a feeling if we kept on knocking on the door they would accept eventually. The same with Swansea and Graham
We appear to have signed Matt Cardle
HastingsSeagull
Well-known member
Amazing to sign a million pound player 
He sounds very promising and while very disappointed if we loose Bennett, can see why he has to go, and happy we have got a very good replacement in.
He sounds very promising and while very disappointed if we loose Bennett, can see why he has to go, and happy we have got a very good replacement in.
spanish seagull92
New member
21 I believe
22, 23 no?
DT Withdean
New member
- Mar 5, 2011
- 1,089
To all those who worried prematurely, more great news and it's still only early June!
And the squad will only comprise happy characters who want to be with us.
And the squad will only comprise happy characters who want to be with us.
Exiled in Exeter
New member
Interesting on the sell on aspect: “..meaning they [Watford] would receive 15 per cent of any amount above £1million should Albion sell the winger in the future.”
Watford | News | News | Latest Headlines | OFFICIAL: BUCKLEY MOVES FOR £1M
Watford | News | News | Latest Headlines | OFFICIAL: BUCKLEY MOVES FOR £1M
pork pie
New member
Exactly! Nobody who has asked for transfer needs to stick around to upset the rest of the team.
Exiled in Exeter
New member
The revisionists will always denounce his achievements. Here are some earlier articles.
Watford's highly-rated winger Will Buckley insists that he is more than happy to remain at Vicarage Road.
The 22-year-old was linked with a host of Premier League clubs during the January transfer window after a string of stunning performances steered the Hornets into contention for the play-offs.
However, the former Rochdale youngster has stressed that he is fully committed to helping the Hornets make another surge for the top six having slipped down the table in recent weeks.
"There was no interest as far as I am aware of and I'm just concentrating on playing well for Watford to be honest," Buckley told skysports.com.
"It is always flattering to hear your name linked with top-flight clubs, but I'm happy here and looking forward to helping this club get as high in the table as possible.
"It has been a great 12 months or so for me since making the step up from Rochdale, who had been top of League Two when I left, so I had been playing for a decent side and since then I've been very happy with my performances, especially the past couple of months.
"We have shown that we can match the best in this division and this season has shown that there isn't a great difference between the top club and the bottom.
"If we can keep doing what we have been doing then there is no reason why we can't be up there at the end of the season, but we just need to keep giving everything in every game and see where it takes us."
Buckley a happy Hornet - WFC Forums
Watford's highly-rated winger Will Buckley insists that he is more than happy to remain at Vicarage Road.
The 22-year-old was linked with a host of Premier League clubs during the January transfer window after a string of stunning performances steered the Hornets into contention for the play-offs.
However, the former Rochdale youngster has stressed that he is fully committed to helping the Hornets make another surge for the top six having slipped down the table in recent weeks.
"There was no interest as far as I am aware of and I'm just concentrating on playing well for Watford to be honest," Buckley told skysports.com.
"It is always flattering to hear your name linked with top-flight clubs, but I'm happy here and looking forward to helping this club get as high in the table as possible.
"It has been a great 12 months or so for me since making the step up from Rochdale, who had been top of League Two when I left, so I had been playing for a decent side and since then I've been very happy with my performances, especially the past couple of months.
"We have shown that we can match the best in this division and this season has shown that there isn't a great difference between the top club and the bottom.
"If we can keep doing what we have been doing then there is no reason why we can't be up there at the end of the season, but we just need to keep giving everything in every game and see where it takes us."
Buckley a happy Hornet - WFC Forums
Exiled in Exeter
New member
Exiled in Exeter
New member
Not so good: Buckley - WFC Forums
BrightonGuy
New member
I think this requires a new shirt at the begining of the new season 
spanish seagull92
New member
Probably, I thought I had read he was 21, oh well a great signing none the less.
He is 21, will be 22 in November.
DanielT
Well-known member
Considering how annoying it is when fans of other teams come on here mouthing off, I don't get why any Brighton fan would go winding up in return. I had a nice day out in Watford for the Cup game, their fans seemed OK (except for their mascot) Even the guy who had a go at us mellowed out once we started singing at him!
Jimbo.GRFC
Banned
- Apr 2, 2010
- 1,378
Certainly beats a set of tracksuits and match ball's. we really have arrived......We all knew Benno was going, thanks for your services mate if you read this site