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Q1) What do
you consider to be the highlight of your career so far?
Playing in the Welsh Cup final
back in 1999 for Carmarthen and playing in the Intertoto Cup
against AIK Stockholm at the Rasunda Stadium.
Q2) Why did
you leave Carmarthen for Haverfordwest?
I felt I needed a new
challenge and needed to be playing reqularly.
Q3) What do
you, and your team-mates feel about having such a young
manager?
Deryn may be a young manager, but
he's had plenty of Football league experience with Wrexham,
and I have learnt a lot from having played alongside him, and
the whole team have the utmost respect for him.
Q4) Are you
confident that Haverfordwest can avoid yet another relegation
battle this season, after getting off to such a good start?
Without doubt. We have quality in
the side with one or two additions this season. We've had an
excellent start and confidence is high in the camp.
Q5) Do you
think Haverfordwest could ever begin to challenge for a top 7
finish, and why?
Finishing in the top 7 is our
main aim. We are winning games and are enjoying the feeling.
We've learnt from last season's mistakes and hope to continue
our early season form.
Q6) What
are your football ambitions, and do you ever think you could
make it into the pro game?
My ambition is to play well for
Haverfordwest and hopefully force my way into the Welsh
Non-League internationals at the end of the season. As for
turning pro, I would relish the opportunity, but if I can win
anything with Haverfordwest, I'll be more than happy.
Q7)
Do you prefer playing at left back or left midfield?
My favourite position is left
wing-back as I get plenty of opportunity to get forward, but I
don't mind where I play as long as the manager picks me.
Q8) Who
is the toughest opponent you have ever faced whilst playing in
the Welsh Premier?
There's a lot of tough opponents
in the Welsh Premier. Justin Wickham of Newtown and Glyndwr
Hughes of Aberystwyth always give me a good run-out.
Q9) Many
supporters and players complain about the standard of
refereering in the Welsh Premier. Do you feel it is a
significant problem, and is the standard
improving at all?
I think the refereeing has
definately improved over the last couple of seasons. It's a
tough job and you have to try and remember that they are out
to enjoy the game as well as the players.
Q10)
Finally, who would be in your star Welsh Premier XI team?
1. Lee Kendall
2. David Barnhouse
3. Tim Edwards
4. Andrew Yorke
5. Gary Finlay
6. Simon Davies
7. Gareth Owen
8. Glyndwr Hughes
9. Graham Evans
10. Marc Lloyd Williams
11. Justin Wickham
Many thanks Wayne, and
we wish you and Haverfordwest all the best for this season and
beyond.
If you can arrange an
interview with a player, manager, or anyone involved with the
Welsh Premier, then please get in touch with me at wpwebmaster@uk2.net
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