Our Motto
Unity is Strength
Our Mission
We are committed to unearthing talent from the community of Waterhouse and through an investment of time and resources, mould that talent mentally, physically and psychologic- ally into becoming a meaningful contributor to the Club the Community and Jamaica at large.
Our Goal
To play the game fervently, nevertheless in the good spirit of sportsmanship whether in victory or defeat.
HomeOne & One with Richard "Spoon" McCallum
Waterhousefc.com : How long have you been at the club? R. M. : For the past five years. Waterhousefc.com : How did you manage to be at Waterhouse? R. M. : When the late Peter Cargill accepted the job as Waterhouse's coach he told me that he wanted me at Waterhouse. Waterhousefc.com : How has the club
influenced your personal development?
R. M. : I have learned to interact with people from differing backgrounds along with learning to motivate myself.
Waterhousefc.com : And what can be listed as major achievement for teams that you have played for since you have been here?
R. M. : Definitely winning the Premier League in 2005/2006.
Waterhousefc.com : So who has had the most influence on your career since you have been at Waterhouse?.
R. M. : Peter Cargill before he died!
Waterhousefc.com : What is a typical day or week like for you?
R. M. : If there is no training in the morning, I would go to work and in the evenings go to training.
Waterhousefc.com : Tell us about your previous years in the sport, other clubs and competitions played!
R. M. : At the school level I won every competition I participated in, U12 for Howard Cooke Primary in 1996, winning the competition without conceding a single goal, then at Cornwall College, Dacosta Cup and Ben Francis Cup titles in victories in 2000 and 2001 and the Olivier Shield in 2001.
Waterhousefc.com : Which local players do you admire most?
R. M. : Jermaine Hue and Kenardo Forbes
Waterhousefc.com : And the International Players?
R. M. : Robinho!
Waterhousefc.com : Why?
R. M. : He plays entertaining football.
Waterhousefc.com : Which teams do you enjoy competing against?
R. M. : Tivoli and Arnette Gardens!
Waterhousefc.com : Which International would you dream of playing for one day?
R. M. : Chelsea, my favorite club.
Waterhousefc.com : Have you ever represented Jamaica on the International level?
R. M. : Yes. I have represented the country at all youth levels, Under 17, 20 and Under 23. I also have been capped 21 times with the senior team.
Waterhousefc.com : Wow, any game or tournament while wearing the national colours that stands out in your memory that you would like to share with us?
R. M. : My first time representing Jamaica at the World Cup qualifiers in the U.S..
Waterhousefc.com : And what has been your best moment?
R. M. : Playing Mexico's U23 in Mexico. I made some wonderful saves and was voted man of the match, although we lost 0-4
Waterhousefc.com : And your worst moment?
R. M. : Losing to Iran 8-1, I came on as a substitute at half time when the score was 6 - 0.
Waterhousefc.com : Who has had the greatest influence on your career?
R. M. : My brother.
Waterhousefc.com : Did any member of your family play this sport?
R. M. : Yes my cousin, Paul "Tegat" Davis.
Waterhousefc.com : So how do you relax and have fun?
R. M. : I enjoy motorsports, drag racing etc., when at home I surf the net a lot.
Waterhousefc.com : Were you to travel tomorrow where would you go and why?
R. M. : Africa, I have never been there before and I would love to see the place!.
Waterhousefc.com : After you are thru playing football, whats next?
R. M. : Definitely going back to school as I would love to persue a career in management.
Waterhousefc.com : What specific things would you do to improve the program here at Waterhouse?
R. M. : The players' attitude toward the game needs to be looked at.
Waterhousefc.com : What junior level program do you think can or will create a star in the future?
R. M. : The Under 17 program.
Waterhousefc.com : Looking back at our previous achievements here at Waterhouse, in comparison to now. Where do you think we got it wrong or right for that matter?
R. M. : As I said before the attitude of the players have really deteriorated ove the couple of years thus indiscipline has creeped in over time.
Waterhousefc.com : And what would be your closing words to the younger players?
R. M. : Have and maintain an open mind, do your best in school because football is not a career!
Waterhousefc.com : It was good speaking with you and I hope for you all the best.
R. M. : Thank You!.
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