Eleven league games into the Championship season, Watford have nine points, two victories and a high mistake to success ratio.
In the style Valerien Ismael is asking his players to play, errors are more likely and certainly that’s been confirmed in many games this season.
“We had a meeting with my staff and we went through and analysed the situation, which areas we need to improve.“It’s not tactical because we are able to press and force mistakes. And it’s not technical because these players have the quality to play football. “We assessed the three games we had lost, and we saw the problem was duels. We lost the important duels,” said Ismael.“So if the players are not able to do that, then we change the players so that we can be more solid.
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