Latest about Troy Deeney
‘My rant was immaturity. Some of those people don’t have jobs now, so ultimately I was right - but how I said it was wrong’ Troy Deeney reflects on his Forest Green stint
EXCLUSIVE The former Watford forward’s first job in management was a short, sharp stint at Forest Green Rovers
'If I hadn’t gone to jail, I’d be dead now. It was the hard reset I needed' Troy Deeney on prison, management and THAT Watford goal
EXCLUSIVE After drunkenly stumbling into professional football, Troy Deeney spent 13 weeks in prison, but emerged to become a Watford legend. He still has ambitions for a successful managerial career, too – just don’t ask him about Dale Vince…
‘I can’t tell you if I actually scored seven, but I was definitely drunk!’ Troy Deeney opens up on the day he was scouted
EXCLUSIVE The former Watford man has opened up on his eventful rise into professional football
‘I bluffed being Watford captain for two years. For the first game of the season, the armband was on my seat, no-one had said, “You’re going to be captain”’ Troy Deeney on his personal turnaround with the Hornets
EXCLUSIVE The striker captained Watford to promotion in the 2014/15 campaign
‘If I didn’t go to jail, I would have been dead. It was like a hard reset for me – I had to sit for 13 weeks in jail and figure out who I was’ Troy Deeney on turning his life around following his prison spell
EXCLUSIVE The former Watford striker was sentenced to ten months’ imprisonment in 2012
Troy Deeney tipped for remarkable football return despite not playing since 2023
NEWS! The 36-year-old has been without a club since he left Forest Green Rovers in 2024
'Mohamed Salah is not world class': Premier League pundit makes controversial call on Liverpool forward despite blistering start to the season
Mohamed Salah has started the new season brilliantly with Liverpool, but that's still not impressing one Premier League pundit
Watford FourFourTwo preview and prediction: Will they stick with their manager for more than five minutes?
Watford boss Xisco Munoz knows the Pozzo family are notoriously trigger-happy when it comes to firing coaches, but the Spaniard built up plenty of goodwill at Vicarage Road in winning automatic promotion last season. Can Munoz keep the Hornets in the Premier League in 2021/22?
