In a significant legal ruling, Central FC has been mandated to compensate former head coach Terry Fenwick for the bonus he earned by leading the club to victory in the 2015 TT Pro League. The High Court, presided over by Justice Robin Mohammed, issued a consent order on September 22, resolving the long-standing dispute between Fenwick, the club, and former director Brent Sancho. The case, initiated in 2020 by Fenwick’s legal team, sought the release of his contractual bonus, which was contingent on the club’s league triumph. Despite Central FC securing the $870,000 prize money in October 2016, Fenwick’s share remained unpaid. Represented by attorney Peter Carter, Fenwick argued that the club had failed to honor its obligations. Carter noted that the consent order signifies Central FC’s acknowledgment of liability, with payments commencing on October 1 and set to continue monthly until the full amount is settled. Fenwick, who previously coached Central FC during the 2013-2014 season, briefly managed Belgian club CS Vise before returning to lead Central FC to Pro League glory in 2015. While the club was not represented by an attorney during the hearing, a director was present and willing to reach a compromise.