Photo: Glendon "Admiral" Bailey head coach of Waterhouse FC is taking a patient approach to getting his new club out of relegation trouble.
Glendon “Admiral” Bailey fully understands the mammoth task at hand as he tries to turn around the fortunes of struggling Waterhouse FC. The former champions have been mired in the relegation zone for much of the season, which led to Bailey taking over from Marvin Tate after thirteen games into the current Red Stripe Premier League campaign.
Photo: Waterhouse FC head coach Marvin Tate at a Red Stripe Premier League press conference earlier this season.
For all intents and purposes, Marvin Tate would have coached his last game at Waterhouse FC this season after his team succumbed to their third loss in four games at the hands of the UWI FC on Sunday.
A narrow 1-0 loss, their third such defeat in a string of bad results, has seen the former champions slip back into the relegation zone as they remain on 11 points and in 11th place in the 12 team league.
Photo: Davion Garrison (obscured) completes the easiest of finishes as he side foots the ball home for the UWI against Waterhouse in their Red Stripe Premier League encounter on Sunday. The UWI won the game 1-0 courtesy of the 17th minute strike.Waterhouse defender Oshane Roberts looks on.
The University of the West Indies FC (UWI FC) retuned to the top of the Red Stripe Premier League for a few hours on Sunday after they clipped former champions Waterhouse FC 1-0 at the UWI Bowl courtesy of a 17th minute strike from Davion Garrison.
Photo: Jermaine "Tuffy" Anderson controls the ball while under pressure from Nicholas Smith, Edsel Scoot is in the background. Anderson scored the lone goal of the game in the 65th minute to help Waterhouse to only their second win of the season.
Photo: "Two goal kid" - Waterhouse striker Rodave Murray hit a second half brace as Waterhouse FC tagged Harbour View FC 2-0 at the Harbour View Mini-Stadium on Sunday night.
Photo: Jermaine "Tuffy" Anderson is set for a return to premier league action for Waterhouse FC very soon.
Waterhouse FC talisman, Jermaine ‘Tuffy’ Anderson is set for a return to action very soon in the Red Stripe Premier League. The 37 year old has returned to training with the club and is hopeful of returning to the fray when the league resumes from its impromptu break, enforced by Hurricane Matthew.
Photo: Red Stripe Premier League Coach of the Year 2015-2016 Marcel Gayle will lead his UWI FC team against his former club Waterhouse FC in his first game of his second season as head coach. Gayle will be looking for a much better start than his debut season when the UWI were hammered 4-0 by Arnett Gardens.
It doesn’t matter what age you are, a new season always brings so much anticipation, excitement – and hope! Last season was possibly the most unpredictable season in the Red Stripe Premier League, with Mobay United's title-winning heroics almost impossible to fathom.
