Less than a week af­ter ac­cept­ing the job, new Cen­tral FC head coach Ter­ry Fen­wick has ex­pressed de­light at the mood de­spite the club suf­fer­ing de­feat in his first match in charge.

The for­mer Eng­land in­ter­na­tion­al de­fend­er had just one ses­sion with the "Sharks" pri­or to Sat­ur­day's 3-0 Dig­i­cel T&T Pro League de­feat against de­fend­ing champs Di­recTV W Con­nec­tion.

Fur­ther to that, Cen­tral played with ten men for most of the match af­ter mid­field­er An­tho­ny Wolfe re­ceived an au­to­mat­ic red card fol­low­ing cau­tions in the sec­ond and 27th minute.

"We played W Con­nec­tion, which is a good side in the League," said the ex-San Juan Jabloteh and four-time League win­ning coach, "...and I had just one ses­sion be­fore which was re­al­ly just scratch­ing the sur­face."

The for­mer Queen's Park Rangers de­fend­er warned, "The more ses­sions we get, the tighter we be­come."

Fol­low­ing a train­ing ses­sion on Tues­day morn­ing at the Ato Boldon Sta­di­um–his third with the Sharks–Fen­wick said, "I'm re­al­ly en­joy­ing it. It's great to be back in foot­ball, and the boys seem to be re­al­ly en­joy­ing it.

"Its ob­vi­ous­ly dif­fer­ent to what they had. They didn't have much struc­ture."

Fen­wick took over the spot left va­cant by an­oth­er Eng­lish­man, Gra­ham Rix. Rix, a for­mer Chelsea as­sis­tant coach, re­turned home last De­cem­ber af­ter a mu­tu­al part­ing of the ways with Cen­tral.

Fen­wick's Sharks al­so had a 2-0 win over Shi­va Boys at the Ato Boldon Sta­di­um, Cou­va, in the quar­ter­fi­nals of the T&T Foot­ball Fed­er­a­tion FA Tro­phy com­pe­ti­tion and face Po­lice in the league to­mor­row at the Man­nie Ramjohn Sta­di­um, Mara­bel­la.

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