Watford have confirmed they will erect a statue in honour of Graham Taylor, the club's most successful manager of all time.
A second tribute will be arranged as an annual pre-season fixture in memory of the former England manager - with details to be confirmed soon.
Taylor was first appointed manager of the Hornets by Elton John back in 1977, where he took the club from Fourth Division obscurity to the Uefa Cup in just six years. He then steered them to the FA Cup final the following year
After a 10-year stint at the club, Taylor went on to manage club sides Aston Villa and Wolverhampton Wanderers as well as bagging the England job in the early 1990s.