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Didn't even realise he played for them!
BRIGHTON & HOVE ALBION midfielder Liam Bridcutt admits he is relishing the prospect of returning to Vicarage Road ahead of the FA Cup Fourth Round clash on Saturday.
The 21-year-old spent two months with the Hornets on-loan from Chelsea during the 2008/09 season, making nine appearances in a spell at the club.
He said: "It's always good to play against a club that you have played for and it will be good to see a few of the boys, so I'm looking forward to it.
"All the loan spells I've had have been really good and Watford was one of the best loan spells that I've had and I really enjoyed it.
"I think they've been really good this season and from the games I've seen they are one of the strongest sides in the Championship at the moment.
Bridcutt, who joined the Seagulls on a permanent basis last summer, says the time spent with the League One table-toppers has been the most enjoyable of his career.
"It's a brilliant atmosphere here, all the boys are great.
"It's the happiest I've been in my career. I get on well with everyone, we play really good football, the manager is brilliant and I'm really happy to be here.
"Gus Poyet is a brilliant manager. All you've got to do is look at our results to see that.
"The style of football he wants us to play, he understands that we all want to play football and gives us the opportunity to go out and do that each week.
"We like to get the ball down and play, there's not one individual player, and we are a strong unit.
"Promotion is top of the list at the moment. Every game for us is a big game - we're hoping to get a result."
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Didn't even realise he played for them!
BRIGHTON & HOVE ALBION midfielder Liam Bridcutt admits he is relishing the prospect of returning to Vicarage Road ahead of the FA Cup Fourth Round clash on Saturday.
The 21-year-old spent two months with the Hornets on-loan from Chelsea during the 2008/09 season, making nine appearances in a spell at the club.
He said: "It's always good to play against a club that you have played for and it will be good to see a few of the boys, so I'm looking forward to it.
"All the loan spells I've had have been really good and Watford was one of the best loan spells that I've had and I really enjoyed it.
"I think they've been really good this season and from the games I've seen they are one of the strongest sides in the Championship at the moment.
Bridcutt, who joined the Seagulls on a permanent basis last summer, says the time spent with the League One table-toppers has been the most enjoyable of his career.
"It's a brilliant atmosphere here, all the boys are great.
"It's the happiest I've been in my career. I get on well with everyone, we play really good football, the manager is brilliant and I'm really happy to be here.
"Gus Poyet is a brilliant manager. All you've got to do is look at our results to see that.
"The style of football he wants us to play, he understands that we all want to play football and gives us the opportunity to go out and do that each week.
"We like to get the ball down and play, there's not one individual player, and we are a strong unit.
"Promotion is top of the list at the moment. Every game for us is a big game - we're hoping to get a result."
Watford | News | News | Latest Headlines | PREVIEW: BRIDCUTT ON HIS RETURN TO THE VIC
