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details[0] = "Waterhouse without a coach....\nThe Daily Gleaner - Tuesday July 11, 2006\n\nNational Premier League Champion Waterhouse Football Club is still without a coach and pre-season training has already started, revealed club president Peter Hibbert.\n'No we haven't a coach but training has already started' Hibbert told The Gleaner.\n However, Hibbert quickly pointed out that this situation is not a problem right now.\n 'We dont have a problem. We started worse than this last year and won the title.'\n Waterhouse, the 2005 - 06 champions lost coach Wayne Fairclough who guided the team to a remarkable title-chasing victory over Harbour View. But the real problem for the champion is finding a qualified coach which Hibbert said is limited in the island. \nSaid Hibbert: 'I am working on it, and we are looking at different options. Of course youu know it is limited.' He continued:'In the highest League in  the country, coacheskeep rotating. If you fail at one place you can always go some where else to get a work, it doesn't matter.\n' 'But Waterhouse have a way of building people. We have a way of making people fameous, especially coaches,' said Hibbert.\nTop notch coach coach Geoffrey Maxwell led Waterhouse to their first NPL title in 1998 and since the a number of coaches have come and gone.\n\n\nHoward Walker\nGleaner Staff Reporter\n\n This is an abbreviated version of the original story. "

details[1] = "Lively Lamey stars at NPL awards ceremony.\nThe Daily Observer - Wednesday July 26, 2006\n\nTwelve year veteran striker Kevin Lamey was rewarded with five individual awards, including the prestigious Tony Burrowes and Player of the season awards for his indefatigable efforts in last season's Wray & Nephew National Premier League (NPL).\n Lamey was recognized at Monday night's Wray & Nephew NPL Knockout Cup and the Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) Under 21 League Awards Ceremony at the Terra Nova Hotel.\n The wily striker who tallied 21 goals helped Waterhouse post a dramatic come-from-behind victory in the last round over long-time runaway leaders Harbour View under the new league format.\nHaving already established himself as the top goal-scorer in the second and third rounds, as well as for the season, Lamey was voted as the best candidate for the Tony Burrowes Awards, which carries a prize of J$100,000.00 and a trophy.\nHe returned later to cop his fifth award - player of the season, which comprises J$50,000.00 and a trophy. He won an additional J$10,000.00 and trophies for each of the two rounds when he was the top goal-scorer and J$25,000.00 for being the top-goal scorer for the season.\n'I feel pretty good. I played tremendously for the team,' a modest Lamey told reporters after the ceremony. 'I thought it was a positive contribution for my team... It is a very good award. I tried to be positive on and off the field and it worked for me.'\n The Tony Burrowes Player/Personality of the Year award honours the memory of the late Wray & Nephew Limited employee, sportsman and sports fan. to be eligible for the award the winner had to fit certain criteria as stipulated by the sponsors.\nThe Player:\n\n 1)  Must play for his club at least 2/3 of the 2005-2006 season.\n 2)  Should be registered for the entire season of the Wray & Nephew NPL season.\n 3) Must be a role model in his community.\n 4) Must be a role mode for his team.\n 5) Should receive a maximum of five yellow cards and one red card, and\n 6) Must have played 50 percent of the total games in the 2005-06 Wray & Nephew NPL season.\n\n  Meanwhile Waterhouse were the team with the most wins in the preliminary rounds (J$50,000 and plaque): the top scoring team in the preliminary rounds (J$70,000): the winning captain (Craig White J$10,000 and trophy) the winning coach (Wayne Fairclough trophy) and the league champions (J$2,000,000 and gold medals)\n\n This is an abbreviated version of the original story. "

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