No meetings or discussions have taken place with potential head coaches says Manga watfordfc
Technical Director Ben Manga has categorically denied that Watford have held any discussions with Italian coach Francesco Farioli – or anyone else for that matter – about taking charge of the Hornets next season.
When I asked Manga about the stories of a meeting and discussions with Farioli, he sat back in his chair, shook his head and said simply: “No. Definitely no.” “In situations like this, you get calls from agents – we get many calls from agents trying to push their client in our direction.
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