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WHILE Chris Wilder kicked off his Watford reign with a limp 1-0 defeat at QPR yesterday, it will not have gone unnoticed by Hornets fans that Rob Edwards, who began the season as Watford boss, guided Luton to victory at Sheffield United yesterday. The fourth-placed Hatters are right in the mix now...

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