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The numbers don't lie - Watford has become the spiritual home of short-termism when it comes to hiring and discarding head coaches, but four seasons in mid-table (11th, 15th, 14th and 16th) tell the story. It's time for the churn to slow down.

OPINION: A difficult summer off the pitch is no match for players and coaches earning the respect of fans on it, pre-season or not.

The One and Only Wanderers is now live. But what is it? Who writes for it? And what can you expect from the new way to follow Bolton Wanderers? Here's everything you need to know.

As a player, Ian Bolton was one of four Watford marvels who featured in all four divisions on the Hornets' climb through the leagues under Graham Taylor. He believes the values which sustained that golden era, and made Watford the original family club, are still applicable today.

The season is upon us but Bolton Wanderers still have many gaps to fill. A couple of striker and wingers are the priorities but where else do the Whites need to strengthen before the season kicks-off?

Swindon have been struggling to nail down a left-back option in recent weeks, while they have also been searching for cover for Ryan Tafazolli given his recent injury record.

A £6m deal for Harry Amass could be the signing of the summer.

Despite speculation that at least two of the sponsorships could be in place of services rendered, The Moonraker understands that they are cash deals - and that the three combined are of the going rate for a lead sponsor in the division.