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STILL: WE LACKED FIGHT ON A DIFFICULT DAY

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The LeaguePaper Team
19 April 2026

LESSON: Ed Still

WATFORD manager Ed Still agreed that Patrick Bamford’s reading of the game and his calmness in front of goal had divided the sides.
Still said: “The experience that he has is vital in key positions. He was ultimately the difference between winning and not winning, especially when you see the chances that we created. The game was there to be won. You need your big players to take those moments. That experience today in Bamford was fantastic. He took the moment.”
Of more pressing concern to Still was the lack of collective fight in his team after con...

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