Thanks very much for tuning in to our Goals on Sunday podcast.

I'm delighted to say is the manager who's been tasked with turning Watford season around.

Nigel Pearson, welcome along.

Great.

Showing that goal again.

Brilliant. Thanks for coming in.

You're committed to the show before you got the Watford job and you haven't let us down after yesterday.

Even though I'm grumpy.

Thank you.

It happens. It happens. It's one of those things where I think it's important to try and keep an even outlook on things.

I mean, you know, yesterday was difficult for the players and the circumstances in which

we let a two-goal lead go were difficult, but the message stays exactly the same.

We still have games left, 13 games left.

We've still got opportunities to make sure that we're responsible for our own season.

And that's the most important thing.

So, yeah, two difficult results where we've conceded late goals, which is very annoying.

But players don't go out there to make mistakes.

You know, they don't go out there to consciously do that.

So what we have to do is make sure that we just get a response now.

And I'm confident with the players that we have that we can prove a few people wrong.

You enjoying it, being back?

Well, yes, I am. Yeah.

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