Troy Deeney has backed Isaac Success to continue wreaking "havoc" on the Premier League after the Watford forward gave Middlesbrough's Antonio Barragan a torrid time on Sunday.
Jose Holebas' thunderous goal was enough to seal a 1-0 win for the Hornets, Boro's third defeat in a row at home.
"Everyone forgets he's just a young man," Watford captain Deeney said of the club's record signing. "He's built like a big man but he's definitely a young man. He's got a lot to learn, a lot to offer.
"As the captain, you just try and guide him. We see the talent he possesses and the pace, we've just got to put the ball in the right areas for him and he can cause havoc.
"I'm happy for him and now it's his job to keep in the team. It's the hardest thing to do, to stay in the team."
"I think the second challenge against me was a red card," he said.
"If he went out, it could have been an opportunity for the team to be more relaxed to play football.
"Despite that, I'm happy to get my first 90 minutes with the team, we won the game so it's a good start for me."
