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WATSON WISDOM WILL BE VITAL AT FOREST

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The LeaguePaper Team
11 March 2018

BEN Watson could turn out to be the most important signing Nottingham Forest have made in years.
The former Watford midfielder is not the most talented player on the books at the City Ground. But he is a leader, someone Forest have needed for some time to guide the youthful talent in their starting XI.
Against Birmingham City last weekend, Watson’s was the voice you heard more than any player on the pitch.
He was tidy in possession and provided a solid base, alongside Jack Colback, from which the talented Lee Tomlin, Matty Cash, Joe Lolley and Ben Brereton could spring.
Not long after...

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