He said he would release the report to those who had a "legal interest" rather than simply publish it. "I hear it. I do hear it. I just don't listen to it. So that's that," said Tagovailoa of Watson talk. That started an eight-game unbeaten run, which first illustrated that the building blocks for something significant were already there. It was particularly noteworthy that they managed to go on such a positive run - even holding eventual champions Norwich to a draw - without star frontman Matt Godden, who missed large spells of the campaign through injury. Rafiq later released a statement of his own, calling on chief executive Mark Arthur and director of cricket Martyn Moxon to quit.pic.twitter.com/iMddVklJjt