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- Analyzing What Went Awry for Ranieri at Vicarage Roadby Watford OpinionsWatford have become notorious for their vicious managerial philosophy. They are about to be on their third manager of the season, fourth manager in the past two campaigns, and seventh manager in the past three seasons. Claudio Ranieri was the most recent victim of the cut-throat Pozzo approach, but the sacking was necessary. So, whatContinue reading “Analyzing What Went Awry for Ranieri at Vicarage Road”
- Why Joao Pedro Is Watford’s Key to Survivalby Watford OpinionsEmmanuel Dennis, Joshua King, and Ismaila Sarr are the three main names that come to mind when considering the Watford attack. However, an injury to the latter has demanded the former two to step up, as well as young forwards Cucho Hernandez and Joao Pedro. After missing the start of the season due to injuryContinue reading “Why Joao Pedro Is Watford’s Key to Survival”
- Why Watford Are Wise to Sign Hassane Kamaraby Watford OpinionsWith 18 matches played and a clean sheet yet to be achieved, Watford must bring in defensive reinforcements to bolster chances of Premier League survival. With only three points separating 20th-placed Norwich and 17th-placed Watford and only two points separating the Hornets from 18th-placed Burnley, Gino Pozzo must look at the January transfer window asContinue reading “Why Watford Are Wise to Sign Hassane Kamara”
- Five Major Watford Transfer Rumors Ahead of January Transfer Windowby Watford OpinionsThe December and January span of the season is often seen as the campaign’s most important two months: between highly-congested fixture lists and the January Transfer Window, the trajectory a team has for the second-half run-in is typically made or broken in this time. Even though some of Watford’s festive-period matches will have to beContinue reading “Five Major Watford Transfer Rumors Ahead of January Transfer Window”
- Watford’s COVID Catastrophe Leads to Problematic Postponement – Opinionby Watford OpinionsThe match scheduled for December 15th between Burnley and Watford was officially postponed due to a COVID-19 outbreak within the Hornets’ squad. The measures to push the match back were necessary – as player safety, of course, comes first – but how the postponement occurred was calamitous. Necessary but Communicative Catastrophe As an outbreak of COVID-19Continue reading “Watford’s COVID Catastrophe Leads to Problematic Postponement – Opinion”
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