No defending a shambolic, humiliating, spineless performance like that from watfordfc
Forget the injuries that hit Watford before the game. Forget the fact they were without their top scorer. Forget the needless suspension of their first-choice left-back. Forget another injury picked up during the game – none of that can defend or deflect from this gutless surrender in Wales.
Had Swansea upped a gear earlier this could have been even more humiliating, but being beaten 4-0 by a team that hadn’t won for eight games is embarrassing enough anyway. New Technical Director Ben Manga was in the stands. The January transfer window opens in a couple of days, but he and his scouts will need to have the greatest four weeks of their lives to turn this unravelling campaign around.
What turned out to be Watford’s only opening of the first half arrived after seven minutes. A corner was cleared but Kabasele chipped the ball back in to the back post where Davis got above his man but headed straight at Senda.
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