WIFC get back into action after the festive break on Jan 14th, as we host our old friends from East Laahndan at the Met Police Sports Club, Bushey. It’ll be the first meeting of the teams since a 2-1 friendly defeat at the end of last season, when Marc Duffy scored the Internet ‘Orns goal.
Kick off will be at 10.30, with a 9.45 meet. Please post availability here.
Watford Internet Football Club, or WIFC for short, are a team of Watford Supporters who play teams of other football supporters in a national league run by the Internet Football Association, and are well established as one of the leading lights of the IFA. Formed in 1997, 359 players have worn the cherished yellow shirt, and we have competed in 775 matches against like minded football supporters.
If you would like more information about our club, and would like to join us, please feel free to browse this website and if you’re a Watford FC fan, with a regular internet connection at home or at work and are interested in playing for the club, please send an Email to watfordifc at gmail.com and we’ll be in touch.
Last Update: 29/8/2022
Position – Right Midfield
DOB – 8/1/1987
Debut v Unknown – 2004
Nickname – Jimbo
Worldnet regular James joined the WIFC ranks back in 2004, but being exiled in Leeds has restricted his appearances to the end of season shindig. Despite this, James has shown he has an eye for goal and some decent skills on the right wing and has become a key player for the A team in recent seasons. James is also known for a superb strike against WIFC for the Glory Horns team a few seasons back, and will always be remembered for bravely serenading Rich Walker during his Backstreet Boys rendition with Joel Moody for his Worldnet debut song.
Our current home venue is Parmiters School in Garston.
Thomas Parmiters Sports Centre
Parmiters School
High Elms Lane
Garston
Herts
WD25 0UU
Grass pitches
Games are also occasinaly played at Woodside Playing Fields