After a 2024 regular season deemed 'simply unacceptable,' Halifax Wanderers FC has brought Canada Soccer Hall of Famer Mark Watson on board as a senior football strategy adviser.
After a 2024 regular season deemed"simply unacceptable," Halifax Wanderers FC has brought Canada Soccer Hall of Famer Mark Watson on board as a senior football strategy adviser.
"Great people and they've a really special thing going there," he added."The matchday experience, the home atmosphere, at Wanderers Park is just pretty special. I think they've done it the right way. It's grass, it's tight to the field. They get great crowds, even for the last game of the season when they weren't moving on to the playoffs, the atmosphere inside the stadium was excellent.
The club said Watson will support Martin"in evaluating and optimizing the strategic direction of the club’s football operations."
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