Kane Crichlow was once again an unused substitute, watching his Watford teammates play to a scoreless draw against Nottingham Forest, and extended their handy little run to one defeat in ten matches with a point at the City Ground and made ground on the top two during this latest quick-fire round of fixtures in the Championship.
With two home matches to come, at a ground where they have scored 14 goals in their last five games and won six out of seven, Watford are handily placed and well set to have a right good crack at landing one of the automatic spots in the remaining 33 fixtures. If that is achieved, as it should be given the quality and depth in the squad, no-one will be dwelling on the back-to-back goalless draws on the road in the build-up to Christmas, just like you don't remember the pair of draws against Middlesbrough and Nottingham Forest in October of the promotion season in 2014/15.
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