Former players and team-mates Earl Jean and Reynold Carrington have returned home to their former team W Connection for the 2010 Pro League season. The two who captained the Savonetta-based team for the better pat of their careers, have joined the technical staff with the aim of bring back the league title to the club. The pair will function as assistant coach I and assistant coach II to technical director and head coach Stuart Charles Fevrier, who they played under.
Jean departed W Connection last season to be the head coach of Clico San Juan Jabloteh after Terry Fenwick was relieved by the team because of financial challenges. However, Jabloteh fired Jean after a trophy-less season that saw the team finished second in the lead and did not retained any of the titles won in 2008. Fenwick was re-hired. Brian Williams, who served alongside Fevrier last season, has taken over the Under 18 team for the 2010 season. Ashton Mills who has worked with San Juan Jabloteh, has also joined the technical party.
Mills, a licenced Sports Therapist was also involved in the National Football Programme at the senior, Under 23 and Under 20 levels. Connection has not retained ten players from last season including Andre Toussaint and Marvin Phillip both of whom have signed with reigning league champions Joe Public. Also, Dominican Republic striker Jonathan Frias, the team's 2009 top goal-scorer has finalised a loan transfer agreement with Puerto Rico Islanders in the United States Soccer League (USL). Coach Fevrier said that for the 2010 season W Connection will sport a team dominated by locally breed players.
The "Savonnetta Boys" who have only gone after two players in St Lucians Zaine Pierre (midfielder) and Vernus Abbott (defender), have indicated that they will be looking to their youth players who have come through the system to fill any void left. Connection won the Caribbean Club Championship and the Pro League–Lucozade Goal Shield last year, while placing runner's up in the TTFF FA Cup and fourth in the Digicel Pro League.