Friday 27 October 2017 12:35, UK
Etienne Capoue is enjoying his Watford "adventure" and backs the club's "big project" for success.
The French midfielder has been with the Hornets since the summer of 2015 and says there is a feel-good factor at Vicarage Road, with Watford sixth in the Premier League table after nine games.
He is hoping to secure a new contract, and the 29-year-old still has another two years left on his current deal.
Capoue, who has made 89 appearances for Watford, told the Evening Standard: "I want to stay here. I have two more years and I feel good at the club.
"It is up to me. If I'm doing well on the pitch, I will stay here. If I'm not good and someone plays in my place, maybe they will put me out.
"I have a very good relationship with the president (owner Gino Pozzo). They have put me in the best condition to show my football, I feel grateful.
"Of course, I want to carry on this Watford adventure. There is a very good goal here, a big project here."
Watford host 17th-placed Stoke City on Saturday.
