“We ain’t got a top team at the moment” admits watfordfc boss Bilic
Dejected he may have been, but Watford head coach Slaven Bilic said he will not be giving up and he expects his players to react positively after the lamentable 4-0 defeat at Swansea.
“We have a game in three days and despite the last results we are still there in the top six. Before Monday we have to take account of ourselves in every possible way. “Yeah, we had a great chance early on and we can talk about all those things, like what would have happened had we scored it,” said Bilic.“We gave them the ball in the lead-up to their first goal, it was given away very, very cheaply.
“It is so frustrating. Ten days ago everything looked great, we had a squad that was good even though we had players like Louza who are still out.
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