WAYNE ALLISON: WHAT NEXT?

Wednesday, May 19th, 2010

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I still don’t know what the future holds, I keep getting asked about it. The first thing people say is congratulations and then they ask what’s happening next season and to be honest I don’t know, as yet nothing has been decided.

Les opened talks about staying last week but he is now on holiday so things are on hold. I hope that when that all gets resolved then that will affect me as well and I will be staying at the club. The three of us have worked together really well this season and I think it could be a long and successful partnership and I have loved being back at Prenton Park.

After keeping the team up we would now all like the chance to instill our own philosophy on the club and style of play and also bring success to the club, which it deserves. That is what we all strive for because we all have a long standing affinity with the club and it goes way beyond just a job.

Les has shown some great leadership qualities in particular where the staff and team dynamics are concerned. Myself and Shaun work fantastically well together and with the team he achieved the balance, quality and desire needed to compete at League 1 level.

Hopefully I will be back for the start of pre season training in June, in some capacity, it is something I am looking forward to already. If everything does go to plan though I am due to miss the first couple of days as I am on the Coach Educators Generic course, with the FA and PFA. In essence it is learning how to train and assess coaches in order to improve the standards and quality of coaching in this country.

Finally I want to congratulate Les who has now passed his PhD. I know how hard it is, after I passed mine earlier in the year, it was very hard trying to do the work and getting in to college, with the so many games and I cant’ imagine how Les fitted everything in, while keeping so calm and focused.

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