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Paul Christie, sporting director of Mount Pleasant Football Academy, says that while the club is concerned about its poor start to the Jamaica Premier League (JPL) season, there is no panic within the organisation, as it remains confident of turning its fortunes around quickly.
Mount Pleasant, among the favourites to win this season’s competition, are winless after two matches and have yet to score a goal.
Their latest defeat came on Sunday when they were beaten 1-0 by Racing United at Ferdi Neita Park. That followed a 4-0 loss to promoted side Tru-Juice in their opening match the previous Sunday.
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