Playing away from home will not alter how Watford approach games says head coach Valerien Ismael
“I want players wanting the ball. We attack all together and we defend all together.
“We saw that in some situations in the Plymouth game. When you lose even shortly the control then it becomes a different game. That level of intensity requires high fitness levels, and Ismael said the squad train twice a day during empty midweeks. “The players have to feel ready to play 90 minutes every three days. We saw at the minute that we are not where we want to be with our intensity for 90 minutes but every game will help us.”
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