Chris Dunlavy

If three aces stay put, Hornets can romp it

by
The LeaguePaper Team
7 August 2022

Chris Dunlavy
A FRESH TAKE ON FOOTBALL

Fulham's success last season was less about the players Marco Silva added to his squad than those he managed to keep.
Aleksandar Mitrovic, Jean Michael Seri, Kenny Tete; all of them were expected to flee Craven Cottage following a dismal relegation from the Premier League.
Yet when the transfer window closed, Fulham’s class of 2020-21 was practically intact - and the results were spectacular.
Silva’s men ransacked the division, scored for fun, and generally resembled an Olympic sprinter in a college championship.
Could Watford pull the same stunt? B...

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