Javi Gracia resigns as Watford manager after just three months in charge
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Javi Gracia resigns as Watford manager after just three months in charge
""The club is sad and disappointed to confirm the resignation of Javi Gracia as Head Coach. We retain the belief Javi was the right man to lead the club towards its push for promotion, but Javi felt he no longer had the motivation and was not the right man to continue coaching this exciting group of young players. We respect his decision and accept his wish to leave Vicarage Road with immediate effect.""
""Charlie Daniels, Dan Gosling and Adrian Mariappa will take charge of the team against Hull City on Tuesday night. We remain well placed in the Championship, four points off the play-offs with a game in hand and 17 matches remaining. Everybody at the club believes wholeheartedly this is a squad capable of challenging for promotion. We would like to thank Javi and his team for their work during two spells at the club.""
Javi Gracia resigned as Watford head coach after just over three months following a 2-0 home defeat to Swansea. He returned for a second spell in October and reportedly called for a meeting with owner Gino Pozzo after saying the team were in a "difficult moment." Watford are without a win in four Championship games and sit 10th, four points off the play-offs with a game in hand and 17 matches remaining. The club said it respected his decision, noting he felt he no longer had the motivation to continue. Charlie Daniels, Dan Gosling and Adrian Mariappa will take charge for the trip to Hull City, and the club expressed belief the squad can still challenge for promotion and thanked Gracia for his work.
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