The Serbian ex of Maccabi Tel Aviv, who will be Watford's fourth coach in the past year, arrived at the training complex ahead of his debut training • Former player and commentator Gary Lineker found time to joke at his expense

• Vladimir Ivitch arrives for work this morning. he will hold on?

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Vladimir Ivitch, 48 hours ago, was officially appointed coach of Watford after signing for two years in the new relegation ranks from the Premier League to the Championship, starting work. The Serbian ex to Maccabi Tel Aviv, arrived this morning (Monday) at the Wasps' training complex in order to transfer his debut training on the British Isles.

Ivica, who will be the fourth Wasp coach just last year, will try to handle the heavy burden a little better than his predecessors in office (Xavi Gracia, Kika Sanchez Flores and Nigel Pearson), each of whom has not lasted more than a few months.

Nearly an hour in and he's still in a job. Impressive. https://t.co/rtjS9Y7gZi

- Gary Lineker (@GaryLineker) August 17, 2020

One who continues to question Watford's organizational stability and Ivica's ability to end the contract is former player and commentator Gary Lineker, who uploaded to Twitter a video showing the Serbian coach coming to work, and immediately tweeted cynically: "It's been almost an hour, and he's still the coach. Impressive!"

Ivica got into the shoes of Nigel Pearson, who finished his career after relegation less than a month ago, admitted that this is a special task for him: “This is my first time in England and now I have to adapt as quickly as possible. I promise to do the best for the club, that's the most important thing for me. "