Young could fly Hornets' nest

Watford boss Adrian Boothroyd admitted for the first time today that his club could struggle to hang on to rising star Ashley Young.

Thu, 30 Nov, 2006 - 16:04

Watford boss Adrian Boothroyd admitted for the first time today that his club could struggle to hang on to rising star Ashley Young.

The England U21 international has attracted interest from a number of clubs this season after shining for the struggling Hornets, who are fighting for survival in the Barclays Premiership.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: Vicarage RoadPlace: Manchester CityPlace: City of Manchester StadiumPerson: YoungPerson: Adrian BoothroydPerson: Ashley YoungPerson: BoothroydPerson: AshleyPerson: Hameur BouazzaPerson: Ben FosterPerson: Marlon KingEvent: Barclays PremiershipEvent: PremiershipOrganisation: Hornets'Organisation: WatfordOrganisation: England U21Organisation: HornetsOrganisation: Sheffield UnitedOrganisation: Hornets’Organisation: Manchester United
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