🇷🇸 Slavisa Jokanovic

[James 5,331]

After only one season with Depor, Jokanović signed with Premier League Chelsea in October 2000, for £1.7 million. He appeared relatively for the Blues during two seasons and was released in July 2002 atJokanović's signed for Chelsea in October 2000, for £1.7m from Deportivo. He was a fringe player over the 2000-01 and 2001-02 seasons, and failed to make an impression or win over the Chelsea fans. He left Chelsea in 2002 after making 53 appearances in all competitions, almost half of which were as a substitute.

After Chelsea
{C}{C}Jokanović briefly joined the coaching staff at lower league Spanish side Club Atlético de Pinto, but three months later he became the head coach of FK Partizan. In May 2008, under Jokanović's management, Partizan won the league and cup double. He was also selected as the year's "Best Coach in Serbia" by the Serbian FA, but refused to receive this award due to Partizan's poor results in 2008-09's UEFA Cup group stage. In May 2009, Jokanović won another Serbian Double crown with FK Partizan, thus becoming the first coach in the club's history to defend the double. On 5 September 2009 he left the Partizan managerial post, his contract terminated by mutual consent.

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[boshman 1,073]

I swear to god this guy was an even worse version of Mikel.... he dallied on the ball, could barely pass and never even got close enough to the goal to score!

Is there anyone else out there that thought this guy was a waste of time also?

[BaneCFC 6]

SLAVIŠA JOKANOVIĆ has been appointed as Head Coach at Watford FC, replacing Billy McKinlay with immediate effect.

A former Yugoslavia and Serbia & Montenegro international, Jokanović brings extensive coaching experience to Vicarage Road.

He led Partizan Belgrade to an unprecedented 'double double' in the Serbian League - the SuperLiga and Serbian Cup - two seasons in succession, 2007/08 and 2008/09.

The ex-midfielder's playing career spanned three countries, including La Liga in Spain and a two-year stint at Chelsea in the Premier League.

Jokanović has added to his coaching experiences after Belgrade with a title-winning spell in Thailand at Muangthong United in 2012-13, a campaign which saw the club remain unbeaten throughout.

He has also served Levski Sofia, in Bulgaria's A Group, and most recently Spanish club Hercules.

Watford FC owner Gino Pozzo commented: "Our job is always to act in the best long-term interests of this football club. There can be no compromise on this - whatever the circumstances.

"I fully support and endorse the view from our technical staff that, given the talented squad which has been assembled and our position in the league, an experienced head coach with a winning pedigree is of primary importance to help ensure the success we are all striving for."

"The supporters of Watford have always been very understanding towards our project here and I am certain they will continue to do everything they can to support the new coach and his squad."

[zolayes 14,489]

I swear to god this guy was an even worse version of Mikel.... he dallied on the ball, could barely pass and never even got close enough to the goal to score!

Is there anyone else out there that thought this guy was a waste of time also?

He proved you don't need to be good or a legend to be an Icon ..

whenever he came on late as a sub we gave away a goal

[boshman 1,073]

He proved you don't need to be good or a legend to be an Icon ..

whenever he came on late as a sub we gave away a goal

With him being the guy making the mistake. Usually giving the ball away.

He was complete horse shit, he really was!

Still, Ex Blue so I hope he does well there.