LONDON (Reuters) - Watford appointed their fourth manager in six weeks on Tuesday when Serbian Slavisa Jokanovic replaced Billy McKinlay, only eight days -- and two unbeaten games -- after the Scot had been put in charge.
McKinlay was given the job following the resignation of Giuseppe Sannino after five games and Oscar Garcia's decision to stand down for health reasons at the end of September.
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