Premier League Weekend Review: Was Silva disloyal or are Watford short-sighted?

Monday morning Quarterbacking with Daniel Storey.

Premier League Weekend Review: Was Silva disloyal or are Watford short-sighted?
Mon, 22 Jan, 2018 - 00:00
Daniel Storey

No winners in Watford’s divorce from Silva

Watford were praised for keeping Marco Silva from the grasp of Everton, but simply holding onto your manager is only half the battle. Watford have lost the war.

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