Ahead of their match against Watford on December 26, Chelsea interim manager, Guus Hiddink has admitted that the strike combination of Nigeria’s Odion Ighalo and English player, Troy Deeney pose a big threat for his defenders.
According to africanfootball.com, Watford is a very disciplined side, which he has great respect for.
He said: “I have a lot of respect for Watford. The team is very disciplined and have two very strong strikers in (Odion) Ighalo and (Troy) Deeney.”
“The strikers are very dangerous and have shown that frequently this season.
“I have lots of respect for what Watford has done but hopefully things can go positively for us. We need a sequence of positive results.”
“Teams like Leicester, Crystal Palace and Watford are near the top of the league.
“That means all the teams can kill each other. You have seen the games for the last six months; any team can beat any other.”
Chelsea welcomes Watford to the Stamford Bridge Boxing Day and hope to complement on their win against Sunderland, after series of awful performance by the Champions.
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| Troy Deeney and Odion Ighalo |
According to africanfootball.com, Watford is a very disciplined side, which he has great respect for.
He said: “I have a lot of respect for Watford. The team is very disciplined and have two very strong strikers in (Odion) Ighalo and (Troy) Deeney.”
“The strikers are very dangerous and have shown that frequently this season.
“I have lots of respect for what Watford has done but hopefully things can go positively for us. We need a sequence of positive results.”
“Teams like Leicester, Crystal Palace and Watford are near the top of the league.
“That means all the teams can kill each other. You have seen the games for the last six months; any team can beat any other.”
Chelsea welcomes Watford to the Stamford Bridge Boxing Day and hope to complement on their win against Sunderland, after series of awful performance by the Champions.
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