Former Watford midfielder Tom Ince tells the BBC's EFL podcast 72+ he fears for the club in the Championship this season.

Former Watford midfielder Tom Ince stated that his former club has "too many cooks in the kitchen" and expressed concern that they face relegation danger this season. Speaking on the BBC's EFL podcast 72+, Ince described Watford's recent 5-1 defeat against Cardiff as "soulless" and argued that the current squad lacks the heart, leadership, and experienced figures necessary to guide younger players.
Watford have slipped into the Championship relegation zone following four consecutive defeats, though the club has publicly backed head coach Alessio Dionisi ahead of Saturday's match against Charlton Athletic. Ince pointed out that competing viewpoints regarding recruitment and strategy among club leadership are hurting the team, warning that Watford's transfer model requires a core of seasoned Championship players to succeed.
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