Watford have appointed reserve-team coach Malky Mackay as caretaker manager following the departure of Adrian Boothroyd yesterday.
The 36-year-old former Norwich and Celtic defender will be assisted by first-team coach Martin Hunter while the club search for a suitable replacement for Boothroyd.
The Hornets are currently in 21st position in the Coca-Cola Championship following the 4-3 defeat by Blackpool at Vicarage Road last Saturday and face Swansea in their next fixture on Sunday.
The move to part company with Boothroyd came after a disastrous 12 months at Vicarage Road, with the Hornets picking up just 12 wins in the last 50 league matches to fall from promotion contenders to relegation strugglers.
The Hornets are currently in 21st position in the Coca-Cola Championship following the 4-3 defeat by Blackpool at Vicarage Road last Saturday and face Swansea in their next fixture on Sunday.
The move to part company with Boothroyd came after a disastrous 12 months at Vicarage Road, with the Hornets picking up just 12 wins in the last 50 league matches to fall from promotion contenders to relegation strugglers.
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