Mark Griffiths analyses an exciting FA Trophy tie which gave opportunities for some young players to shine.
 
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DECLAN SWANS - JOEY JONES

"Watson, described by the Scottish Football Association Annual of 1880-81 as “one of the very best backs we have”, represented two of the 19th century’s most prestigious clubs in Queen’s Park and Corinthians, forging a successful career on both sides of the border as he won multiple domestic trophies and attracted widespread admiration for his robust but proficient style of play. Yet until only recently, Watson’s story had been allowed to fade into history’s murky depths, obscured by supposition and inaccuracy."

Episode Eighty Eight of the Blizzard Podcast revisits 'The Unmarked Grave' by Tom Adams, originally published in Issue Ten in September 2013. It looks back on the unknown story of one of football's pioneers - the first black international, Andrew Watson

Read the full article here: https://www.theblizzard.co.uk/article/unmarked-grave

"A revered three-time Scottish Cup winner and international captain, Watson had carved out his place in football’s history; having done so as a man of mixed race, he has a strong claim to being one of the most important figures in the early decades of the game.  Yet even in his own time, his legend faded.

"Following the conclusion of his playing career, Watson moved to Surrey and died there of pneumonia and cardiac arrest at his home in Kew on 8 March 1921 at the age of 64, his occupation simply stated as marine engineer. Watson’s humble grave is even less voluble about the life and career of this remarkable footballer. He surely deserves a richer eulogy."

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The Unmarked Grave

A couple of impressions I ended up doing on Capital!

Impressions

Mark Griffiths, Tom Barlow and Tom Crofts reflect on a week which began with a great win, but then saw us lose at home to bottom of the table Maidenhead.

Plus, Matt Crowell looks back on his eventful time at The Racecourse.

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