Head coach explains how he took a squad with a “lazy attitude” to Saturday’s excellent performance in seven weeks watfordfc
“We made clear why we do the job. I’m here with the players and we work hard together to be successful, but if at some point I have to make a decision then I will make my decision.
“If you respect the rules, if you are able to be committed, and do what we try to do, then you can get the rewards. The head coach said he knew many fans, having witnessed two seasons of underperformance, would have arrived at Vicarage Road on Saturday full of scepticism and doubt.“What is going on with Watford? What will the performance today be?“We made the perfect first step but it’s nothing more than the first step. Now we focus on the next one.And Ismael made it quite clear that one win over a side seemingly set for a long hard season was nothing more than three points and a clean sheet.
“You want to start with a win, and you can ask every manager in the world. They all want to win. Players want to win.“For sure we could have scored more goals, but Begovic had a great game to keep a clean sheet in the second half.
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