Travis Mul­raine has re­signed from his po­si­tion as coach of T&T Pre­mier Foot­ball League’s Tier 2 out­fit Guaya Unit­ed.

His de­ci­sion to re­sign, cit­ing im­prop­er or­gan­i­sa­tion at the club, came on Wednes­day, a few days be­fore the team plays its third match of the tour­na­ment against RSSR at its Guayagua­yare Recre­ation Ground on Sun­day.

Mul­raine, 46, told Guardian Me­dia Sports that he strug­gled to get sim­ple things such as re­fresh­ments and kits for train­ing and match­es. The club man­ag­er and own­er Randy Ha­gley said on Sat­ur­day that there was al­so poor at­ten­dance at train­ing ses­sions, which af­fect­ed the team bad­ly dur­ing match­es.

Af­ter a failed at­tempt to have its open­ing game of the sea­son put off due to no uni­forms, Guaya claimed its first three points from a 3-0 vic­to­ry over Ea­gles FC be­fore a loss against Po­lice left them with a win-loss record in two match­es.

Ha­gley con­firmed that Mul­raine’s place was filled by for­mer na­tion­al de­fend­er Glen­ton Wolfe, who start­ed his ca­reer at North East Stars, which is now AC Port-of-Spain, of the T&T Pro League. Wolfe al­so rep­re­sent­ed San Juan Jabloteh and W Con­nec­tion in the Pro League.

In No­vem­ber last year, Na­pari­ma Col­lege part­ed ways with Mul­raine and his as­sis­tant coach An­tho­ny Sher­wood. Mul­raine and his tech­ni­cal staff took over at “Naps” in 2022 af­ter for­mer head coach An­gus Eve took up the post as Trinidad and To­ba­go Se­nior Men’s Team head coach.

In 2014, Wolfe moved to In­dia to sign for Churchill Broth­ers SC in the I-League where he joined his broth­er An­tho­ny Wolfe.

Short­ly af­ter Churchill Broth­ers were rel­e­gat­ed, Wolfe signed for ri­vals Sport­ing Clube de Goa. Lo­cal­ly, Wolfe’s pedi­gree as a coach is ex­pect­ed to be test­ed de­spite play­ing against un­fan­cied RSSR who has been win­less in the league so far. That match will be­gin at 4 pm.

Apart from the Guaya/RSSR match-up, Harlem Strik­ers will at­tempt to claim home ad­van­tage when they face the Uni­ver­si­ty of T&T at 3.30 pm at their Fred­er­ick Set­tle­ment home in Ca­roni, while the MIC Matu­ra Unit­ed will have a date with De­fence Force at 5 pm at their Matu­ra home ground.

Matu­ra is un­beat­en to date, cour­tesy of the goal-scor­ing prowess of strik­ers Shakiel “Smeck” Hen­ry and Kerin “Chucks” Vin­cent. How­ev­er, they could face a tricky test against the Army Coast-Guard Com­bi­na­tion team which has not been at their best as yet.

In an­oth­er game to­day, Pe­tit Val­ley Diego Mar­tin (PVDM) Unit­ed will be up against Queen’s Park at 3.30 pm at St An­tho­ny’s Col­lege Ground in West­moor­ings.