Chambers Signs Permanent Deal

The right back, who had a spell on loan at Vicarage Road earlier this season, has now put pen-to-paper on a permanent three year contract.

"I made no secret of the fact we'd been keeping a close eye on James last season," said Hornets boss Ray Lewington.

"During his loan spell this year, he's already shown what he can bring to this club.

"He's a player we've watched for a while and I'm delighted that he's going to be with us full-time.

"He'll add quality and experience to our squad and you can't have enough of that."