Questions on my future 'not for me' - Dionisi
Watford boss Alessio Dionisi tells BBC Three Counties Radio he cannot answer questions about his future after a fourth successive Championship defeat.
Wolverhampton Wanderers' head coach Alessio Dionisi has stated that he is unable to provide any insights into his future. The team suffered a heavy 5-1 defeat at Cardiff, marking four consecutive losses and a total of nine goals conceded in their last two matches. Dionisi expressed his dislike for being asked about his future, asserting that it is not within his purview to answer such a question.
He takes charge of the team during matches and training sessions, and emphasizes that it is not his role to answer such inquiries. The defeat has pushed Watford into the relegation zone, following a run of three consecutive wins at the start of the season, which included a victory over Southampton. Dionisi expressed frustration with himself and his players, stating that they should have learned from their previous loss against Burnley, and that everyone must take responsibility for the team's performance.
He reiterated that the problem lies not with a single individual, but with the entire team, and called for collective effort to turn the situation around.
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