Gino Pozzo has hired and fired nearly 20 managers during his time as owner of Watford. AdamLeventhal has all the details on the latest managerial movement at Vicarage Road - Rob Edwards out, Slaven Bilic in... WatfordFC ➡️
, did not take up the opportunity. One of Bilic’s representatives contests that Pozzo approached his client last season.
Bilic effectively missed the boat at that point, though. With relegation confirmed three games before the end of the campaign, Watford decided instead to break from recent tradition and appoint a young up-and-coming British manager. The negative PR of a season that had spiralled out of control and been one of the worst in the club’s history was masked somewhat by Watford’s stated intentions to change their ways and breathe life into a new era. It lasted just 10 league games.
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