Watford FC to part ways with Ranieri – 13th head coach since 2012

Scored 0.5 points per game

Claudio Ranieri and Watford FC have parted ways after 14 games. This was announced by the relegation-threatened Premier League club on Tuesday evening. The 70-year-old Italian averaged just 0.5 points per game with the Hornets – the only wins were against Manchester United (4-1) and Everton (5-2).

Ranieri is “always respected for his efforts to lead the team with dignity” at Watford FC. At the promoted team, dismissals are almost part of daily business, as Ranieri was the 13th head coach in the past ten years. The Italian had by far the worst number of points.

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“No further club announcements will be made before the successor is announced in due course,” it said. With 14 points from 20 games, Watford is currently just two points behind Norwich City, who are 17th with two points and two games more – or in other words: the saving bank (to the Premier League table).

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