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English premiership club ‘Watford’ have sacked their second manager Quique Sanchez Flores on Sunday.
Media reports revealed that the Spanish coach just managed one win in 10 league games in charge during his second spell at Vicarage Road after replacing Javi Gracia in September.
“Quique is a man of great integrity and it was clear how much he wanted to have a positive impact, but ultimately results have dictated our decision,” said Watford chairman and CEO Scott Duxbury.
“The appointment of a new head coach is imminent, and with nearly two-thirds of the season remaining, we will provide all the support necessary to make the coming months successful.”
A shamefull defeat to fellow strugglers Southampton on Saturday left Watford six points from relegation with just eight points from their opening 14 games of the season.
Since his return to the English side, he was unable to recreate his previous success when he was the head coach of the club with his only league victory coming at Norwich last month.
His poor performance includes six defeats in 12 games in all competitions and also a shamefull defeat of 8-0 thrashing at the hands of defending champions Manchester City.
