This week's trip down Vicarage Road memory lane recalls a legend who has his own place in the Vicarage Road record books WatfordFC
Nigel Gibbs is second, Lloyd Doyley sits fifth and in between them in fourth place is a player who wrote his own chapter in the club’s record books.
Along the way Welbourne, who also played wing-half, was part of the Division Three title-winning side in 1968/69 and the following season helped the club reach the FA Cup semi-finals for the first time.
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