By Quayle
June 7 2005

While two of our Jamaican trio have confirmed their fate for next season, another is still deciding what to do with his career. Former Jamaicain winger, Paul Hall has several offers from League One clubs and is unsure about his future with Tranmere.

Speaking to Sky Sports, Tranmere winger Paul Hall made it clear he has rejected a contract extension, but hasn't all together ruled out staying at Prenton Park, but has insisted it will only be if the offer is right for him, and his family.

Paul Hall still wants a go at Tranmere and their promotion push, but feels he needs a longer contract, whereas Tranmere have only offered a year extension, League One rivals, Brentford, Bristol, and Chesterfield have offered the former Jamaican star two year deals.

It seems Chesterfield are leading the chase for Paul, after reports suggest Chesterfield manager, Roy McFarland, is very confident of gaining the players signature.

Clearly Paul Hall is looking out for his future, and no-one can blame him for that. Probably the security of playing for a few more years will mean the world to him, and on the other side Brian Little might not see Hall in his plans when/if Tranmere get into the Championship. This amy be the reason why he was only offered a one year contract.

After Paul's excellent season lets hope he stays and concentrates on his career at getting promotion with the Rovers, but this may not be an option for him as he is getting older and older each day, and he needs financial security, and fair play to him for looking for his future and not for a one off season.

Do you think Hall's season is justified to earn a two year contract, talk about it on the Total Tranmere Message Board.