Barely days after Everton sacked Rafael Benitez over poor results, their counterparts Watford have sacked coach Claudio Ranieri after just three months in charge amid a relegation battle.<\/p>\n Ranieri, unable to move Watford from the 19th<\/sup> position, was adamant that he would augment the underdogs from being demoted after their November win which saw them beat Manchester United 4-1.<\/p>\n Unencumbered by people’s expectations, Ranieri, formerly at Chelse and Leicester, bosted that he would do anything to lift the hornets despite losing seven matches after the eight games he oversaw.<\/p>\n Dean Jones, a transfer pundit, once described Ranieri as a walking dead man whose day of reckoning was inevitable.<\/p>\n The final nail on the Italian was reportedly hit when Watford lost to Norwich City at home in the 3-0 battle that saw state at Vicarage Road dusty and dusted.<\/p>\n The family in charge of Watford football club are said to be no-nonsense with Xisco Munoz’s departure in October last signaling that they were yearning for good results thus appointing Ranieri. Seemingly, he was not equal to the task.<\/p>\n Content created and supplied by: SolutionJournalist (via Opera \n , . , . () , , , , , , , , . \/ , and\/or . , , and\/or , and\/or <\/span> Claudio Ranieri (Photo Courtesy)<\/strong><\/p>\n
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