Hector Kyprianou dismisses reports that Watford players were unhappy about the squad staying in a hotel this week.

Watford midfielder Hector Kyprianou has denied claims that squad members were unhappy about staying at a hotel this week. Speaking to BBC Three Counties Radio, Kyprianou dismissed reports labeling the stay as prison-like, explaining that players enjoyed the team-bonding experience, had dinner together, and were allowed to visit family after training.
The hotel stay was reportedly organized by owner Gino Pozzo following a poor run of five defeats in six matches. Under head coach Alessio Dionisi, the Championship side currently sits fourth from bottom and prepares to face Norwich City in their next match.
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