Life in League Two with Havant & Waterlooville was never likely to be easy; the majority of my players are still part-timers, we were given a transfer budget of just £450, and the wage budget is pretty minimal also. Two thirds of the way through the season and I’m 6th in the table though, and fighting for promotion to League One.
Last season I beat off Rushden & Diamonds and York City to win promotion via the Blue Square Premier play-offs, and it now looks as though I’ll be heading into the League Two play-offs also. Whether or not I’ll make it to Wembley again remains to be seen, it’d be brilliant to take Havant & Waterlooville up another level though, so hopefully I will indeed make it all the way to Wembley.
The players that I have in my squad have mostly travelled up with me from the Blue Square South, and there aren’t any players that look out of their depth either. I’ve got a few loan signings in to provide a little extra in midfield/attack, and the three players that have been brought in are doing a mighty fine job for the club. I’ll be looking to sign them up on a permanent basis come the end of the season, and hopefully I’ll be successful in securing their signatures.
The media prediction was that I’d finish 24th in League Two with Havant & Waterlooville this season; there’s no chance of that happening now though, and I’ll instead to be hoping to finish in the top 7, once again earning a place in the play-offs.
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