Interim Head-Coach of the Golden Jaguars senior team Wayne Dover feels his track record and recent outing against Martinique justifies the role on a more permanent and long term basis.
In an exclusive interview following Guyana’s scoreless draw with Martinique Dover declared: “Given my track record and the recent outcome I am more than deserving of being the head-coach of the national team for a stint of two years or more”.
He added“Over the years, being involved in coaching at the senior level, I have worked as the assistant coach under Naider Dos Santos and had a stint during 2005-2010. During that period, my achievements over the years have proven that I should be elevated to the job.”
Asked if he was satisfied with the team’s overall performance, Dover said, “I am satisfied based on what we worked on during the sessions because we spent more time on defensive organization and for us not to concede showed that we would have achieved our objective in not allowing any goals to score. We went out on the night with an aim of not conceding and to not lose the game.”
Although managing to secure a clean sheet, Guyana failed to record any chances on target against the French visitors, with the offensive line recording only two shots off target in the entire match.
