Soccer-Veteran Hodgson ready for Watford's relegation dogfight
By Martyn Herman
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LONDON : Coaxed out of retirement at the age of 74, veteran manager Roy Hodgson said he was ready for a "relegation dogfight" during his first press conference as Watford's new manager on Wednesday.
Roy Hodgson admitted he was unable to resist the lure of the “siren call from the mermaid” after wading back into the Premier League relegation scrap with Watford.
World Cup and 2006 Ballon d'Or winner Fabio Cannavaro said he is ready to come back to Europe and start his coaching career anew among the best, adding he was recently interviewed by Premier League clubs.
Ashley Young turned down January offers from Newcastle United and former employers Watford in order to remain at Aston Villa, according to journalist Pete O'Rourke.
The five clubs in the Premier League relegation battle all had the opportunity to add to their squads before the transfer window closed on Monday night.
Roy Hodgson's side are 19th in the table and have one of the worst defensive records in the Premier League.
The Premier League relegation battle is still wide open with just under half of the season remaining – but who is destined for Championship football next season?