Watford's defeat at Reading in the FA Cup was a blow for Hornets fans, but not teenage striker Jack Grieves.
With his appearance as a substitute, 18-year-old Grieves made it four generations of his family to have have played for the Hornets.
The lineage goes back to club legend Reginald 'Skilly' Williams, Grieves' great-great-grandfather, who played almost 400 games for Watford.
"It was pretty much a dream come true for me - obviously I have family history there too," Grieves told BBC Three Counties Radio.
In addition to Reg Williams Snr, who made more appearances in goal for Watford than any other player, great-grandfather Reg Williams Jnr played for Watford in the World War Two years before moving on to Chelsea.