Gary Glasgow hopes for Stars transfer.

T&T Guardian Reports.
19-Oct-2005 - The transfer of out-of-favour national striker Gary Glasgow from Chinese club Gaungzhou FC to local pro-club National Quarries North East Stars seems set for a positive ending.
Contacted last week, Stars owner Darryl Mahabir said that he received information from the T&T Football Federation, which indicated that Glasgow, who also enjoyed spells in the MLS and US Soccer A League, would be given a temporary transfer.
Glasgow was originally targeted by Stars as one of their possible new signings during the PFL transfer window, which closed on September 14.
His move, however, was held up after Stars were unable to get his International Transfer Clearance in time from the Chinese club.
“It seems that we will have to wait until Monday to get his official release because the Chinese officials have requested that the T&T Football Federation re-submit its request for his transfer on behalf of our club,” said Mahabir.
Mahabir was, however, hopeful that the transfer would be completed by noon on Monday so that Glasgow, who has been training with Stars for the last couple of weeks, would be able to make his debut for the club in the PFL match against CL Financial San Juan Jabloteh, at the Hasely Crawford Stadium, Mucurapo, from 6 pm yesterday.
The Stars fielded Walter Moore in their squad for the penalty shoot-out win over WASA Clean & White in the Toyota Classic last Friday , after he got his international transfer clearance. However, Jaffar Munroe, a striker from Montserrat, did not get his and was forced to return to Montserrat.

Chinese club holds up Glasgow transfer.

By Nigel Simon (Guardian).
20-Sept-2005 - The transfer of out-of-favour national striker Gary Glasgow from Chinese club Gaungzhou FC to local pro-club National Quarries North East Stars was not completed when the T&T Professional Football League transfer window closed on Thursday.
This was so because Glasgow’s former owners seems reluctant to respond to the request of Stars’ owner Darryl Mahabir.
Contacted yesterday, an upset Mahabir said that Glasgow would not be able to play for his club when the First Citizens’ Bank Cup kicks of today because his transfer documents from China were not processed.
“It’s a very sad situation, because the guy just wants to play football and it looks as though they are keen on denying him a chance to earn a living.
In addition to Glasgow, Stars were also awaiting the international transfer clearance to complete the deals of Walter Moore of Guyana, who now plays in Suriname, and striker Jaffar Munroe of Montserrat.
The trio were the only players among eight whose transfers were not completed when the extended deadline closed on Thursday.
The PFL had originally given September 14 as the transfer deadline, but because the clubs were only awaiting the international transfer clearances a decision was taken to extend the deadline.
Stars will still be able to sign the trio once their papers are forwarded to the T&T Football Federation and then to the PFL.
The other local clubs mainly, CL Financial San Juan Jabloteh, Tobago United and Caledonia, all managed to get deals for internationals players completed.
Jabloteh completed the signing of talked-about Jamaican midfielder Keith Kelly from top Jamaican club, Arnett Gardens, while Tobago had its request for transfers of Nigerian players Aminu Erinle, 22, and Samsideen Olutunji Quadri, 21, from the Football Academy of Lagos confirmed. Caledonia AIA/Fire acquired striker Oneke Forde of Jamaica’s Sporting Central and Stephan David of Indiana FC in the USA.

List of Foreigners in T&T PFL and Clubs attached to

San Juan Jabloteh:
Nicholas Addlery, Keith Kelly (Jamaica), Nigel Codrington, Devaughn Dummett (Guyana).

Caledonia AIA Fire:
Titus Elva (St Lucia), Kayode Mc Kinnon (Guyana), Stephan David (USA), Oneke Forde (Jamaica).

North East Stars:
Melvin Andrews, Kendall Velox (St Vincent), Howard Lowe, Charles Pollard, Kelvin Mc Kenzie, Travis Waterton, Walter Moore (Guyana), Jaffar Munroe (Montserrat).

Tobago United:
Aminu Erinle, Samsideen Olutunji Quadri (Nigeria).

W Connection:
Jason Cudjoe (USA), WIlliam Silva De Olliveira, Gefferson Goulart, Jose Luis Seabra, Ronaldo Viana (Brazil), Alejandro Figueroa (Colombia), Earl Jean, Elijah Joseph (St Lucia), Randolph Jerome (Guyana), Christopher Harvey (Jamaica), Iyiaka Stanley (Nigeria).

Gary Glasgow looks for new club.

By: Shaun Fuentes.
25-May-2005 - Striker Gary Glasgow is awaiting the start of the new China professional League season before he makes a decision on a new club.
The speedy former Defence Force man closed ties with Guangzhou Xiangxue earlier this year and has been back home training with the National team.
“At the moment I’m trying to focus on the training with the National team. I’m working on getting my form going again and hopefully that will lead to better things.
“I’m waiting on the season to start again when, hopefully, I’ll go back to China and link up with a different club,” Glasgow said. Teammate Arnold Dwarika also returned home recently following a season in China.

Gary Glasgow and Earl Jean shine in China.

By: Shaun Fuentes.
24-Sept-2003 - Former Defence Force striker Gary Glasgow continues to be in good form in the Chinese Professional League, helping his team to a 1-1 draw with Qingdao Helifang on the weekend. Glasgow, has been with Gaungzhou FC for the past few months and is among their topscorers with eight goals.
He came up against Vibe CT 105 W Connection striker Earl Jean who is on loan with Helifang. “We both had good games and Gary is in ripping form at the moment. He has about eight goals and his team is at the top of the league while my club is trying to get off the bottom. But the football here is of a good standard and we are both settling well,” Jean said on Monday.
The St Lucian marksman, playing up front alongside Argentine striker Mario Osvaldo, set up his team’s equaliser against Glasgow’s team in injury time.

Jason Scotland and Gary Glasgow in China.

By: Shaun Fuentes.
20-Feb-2003 - Local strikers Gary Glasgow and Jason Scotland are said to be in China on trial with Professional outfit Beijing Guoan FC. The duo were seen by the club which was here for a friendly encounter last month and left for a stint earlier this month. Word from their representative Richard Fakoory is that the players hurried off on the trip which was arranged by local businessman Hugh Leong Pol. Fakoory was also asked for more information by the club on players Aurtis Whitley, Anton Pierre, Errol McFarlane and Nigel Pierre.

Gary Glasgow attracts German interest.

By: Shaun Fuentes.
28-May-2002- Gary Glasgow has attracted interest from German Bundesliga two club SVV Elversberg. The former Defence Force striker who was waived by American MLS club Kansas City Wizards last week was told this by local teammate Evans Wise who recently left the German club for a move to another Second Division team.
Glasgow, who requested a leave fro Wizards, has also attracted interest from American A-League clubs Rochester Rhinos, Portland Timbers and Richmond Kickers, his former club. Glasgow said that his best option so far may be a move to Hampton Road Mariners. In the meantime, he hopes to get back his match fitness. "I haven't played in some time so my form which was good in preseason isn't all that at the moment. A couple more matches should get me moving again," said Glasgow.

Gary Glasgow: I asked for a release from Kansas.

By: By Shaun Fuentes.
25-May-2002 - Trinidad and Tobago forward Gary Glasgow is now out of Kansas City Wizards upon request and will be returning to campaign in the American A-League over the next three months.
The speedy marksman, speaking to TTFF Media on Friday, explained that while reports stated he had been waived by Kansas City Wizards, it was not a situation where the club management decided to get rid of him, but rather a mutual decision that he be allowed to move on. He is expected to join A-League club Hampton Road Mariners.
The 26-year-old Glasgow said earlier this year that he was hopeful of leaving the club because of a lack of appearances, but following a series of good performances in the CONCACAF Champions Cup against local side Vibe CT 105 W Connection, and other preseason matches for Kansas in Argentina, Glasgow decided to stick around hoping his luck would change. Coach Bob Gansler did include Glasgow in the starting line-up in the opening MLS season game but then left him on the bench again soon after. Out of Wizards' seven matches this season, he has made two starting appearances and one off the bench.
"Since we played W Connection I had been asking the club to leave because I just wasn't getting sufficient playing time. It wasn't a situation where I was playing bad but I just wasn't making the coach's team. I had a good preseason and the I did play the first game of the season. But then again I was left on the bench. I went to them and said that either I get playing time or they release me and allow me to move on. They (Club management) asked for some time and to think about the situation over last month and then decided that they would let me go," Glasgow said from Kansas.
The former Malick Senior Comprehensive striker spent three years at Wizards with one more remaining.
"Now I am just looking to get back into playing matches so I will be going to Hampton and play there for probably the next three months before looking at other options available," added Glasgow. He mentioned that his former A-League club Richmond Kickers have also expressed interest in reacquiring his services.
Another local player, forward Darin Lewis was also waived by MLS club New York/New Jersey Metrostars on Friday leaving only defender Rick Titus,a defender eligible of representing Canada and T&T, playing in the MLS with Colorado Rapids.

Gary Glasgow shines in Argentina.

By: fleX.
09-Mar-2002 - Accoring to news of the Kansas City website, the Wizards continued their successful preseason with a 4-2 win over world renown River Plate in their first game in Argentina. The Wizards scored two first half goals and added two more in the second half. River Plate, who's lineup featured a handful of first team starters but was made up primarily of reserves, scored both their goals in the second half. Kansas City's win improved their overall preseason record to 5-0-1, including the Florida leg of preseason. The Wizards have outscored their opponents 17-4 in those six games.
Among the scorers where T&T's Gary Glasgow who scored a 41st minute goal from a Diego Gutierrez assist, Glasgow who had an impressive run aganist W Connection got the start for the Wizards aganist Argentine gaints- River Plate. The Wizards will continue to train and scrimmage in Argentina through Tuesday, March 12th, they will then return home to face T&T and 2001 Caribbean Club Champion- W Connection.
W Connection FC of Trinidad will also face the Dallas Burn on Wednesday, March 13 at 7:30 p.m. at the University of Texas at Dallas. Tickets for Wednesday's match are $5. Former T&T standout and the Dallas Burn assistant coach Brian Haynes will be vying to stop Connection. Brian Haynes is beginning his second year on the coaching staff. In his four-plus years with the Burn, Haynes played in 77 regular season games, scoring eight goals while adding six assists. He was the fourth-leading scorer on the team in 1996 with four goals and three assists for 11 points.
Prior to joining the Burn, Haynes played indoor for the Kansas City Attack and outdoor with the Orlando Lions, the Mary land Bays and the Colorado Foxes.
Haynes, who holds a Class B coaching license, is married to Jeanne and has a five-year-old daughter, Jordan, and a two-year-old son, Jonah."

Gary Glasgow set to open season in Trinidad.

TEAMtalk News. 
27-Feb-2002 – Kansas City’s first stop of the 2002 season will be a homecoming for forward Trinidad & Tobago international Gary Glasgow. 
Glasgow leads the Wizards to his native country to face Vibe CT 105 W Connection in their first game of the Champions Cup on March 3. 
W Connection feature four of Glasgow’s international team mates in veteran Reynold Carrington, Addison Belfon, David Atiba George, and former MLS player Travis Mulraine. 
Glasgow expects a good fight and knows Kansas City must come prepared to play. “I know a couple guys on the team. They will come out (strong). The first ten minutes might be a little fight until we settle down, but once we play our football, I don’t see them giving us too much trouble.” 
W Connection also feature a heavy Brazilian influence with over eight members of the squad from the South American nation. However, one of those, playmaker Jefferson Goulart, is reportedly out with a fractured ankle. 
W Connection earned a berth in this tournament by becoming Trinidad’s PFL (their first division) Champions, and they were also the Caribbean Club Champions. 
As for Glasgow, he is anxious to get the season started and has put last season’s nagging injuries behind him. “As of right now, there’s nothing to talk about, so I’m feeling good.” 
With the departure of his strike-mate Onandi Lowe, Glasgow says it’s time for him and the other forwards to step up the attack. “We have to do it by concentrating more and look to our sets,” said Glasgow. 
“I’m looking to score goals and get more assists to help my team out.” He also wants fans “to come out and support us every game.” 
Since Trinidad & Tobago did not qualify for the 2002 World Cup, Glasgow will not have to worry about interrupting his MLS season. “This year I’m going to enjoy the football and try to make it a little exciting for the fans, as well as try and get wins.” 
He’s hoping the first of those wins comes on his home soil on March 3. 

Gary Glasgow recalled to T&T.

08-Jan-2002 - Kansas City Wizards striker Gary Glasgow was re-called to Trinidad and Tobago for the 2002 CONCACAF Gold Cup tournament. 
Along with Hibernian midfielder Lyndon Andrews, the two foreign-based players replace Reading utility player Anthony Rougier and Lebanese-based striker Errol McFarlane Jr, who declined the invitation to join the “Soca Warriors” and will instead focus on their club careers. 
Glasgow will inject some much needed firepower for the Soca Warriors who played well during the unsuccessful World Cup Qualifying campaign even though he only has four international goals from 32 appearances. He scored twice this season for the Wizards in 18 matches.
Glasgow is the second MLS player named to the T&T roster with veteran Columbus defender Ancil Elcock on the original list. 
Glasgow played in the 1998 Gold Cup under ex-coach Bertille St Clair, while Andrews was selected for the 1996 and 1998 tournaments. 
Neither managed a spot in the 2000 edition when Trinidad and Tobago—again led by St Clair—finished a creditable joint-fourth and were the second-best CONCACAF team on show behind Canada.  Full squad training for the Gold Cup begins on Tuesday.

Gary Glasgow comes good.

Gary Glasgow combined with Jamaican Onandi Lowe to spur Kansas City Wizards to a 2-1 victory over New England Revolution in American Major League Soccer action on Saturday.Glasgow and Lowe started the match in attack for the Wizards and both were part of the play leading up to Wizards' 66th-minute opening goal.Lowe found Glasgow, playing on the right wing, then saw his shot blocked by a defender before battling for the loose ball and serving Chris Klein to shoot home from close range.

Glasgow was cautioned in the 27th minute before being replaced by Franciso Gomez in the 68th minute. Lowe was a threat to the Revolution defence throughout the action and eventually fed teammate Chris Brown, for the injury time winner.In Columbus, Ansil Elcock made an 85th-minute appearance in the Columbus Crew's exciting 2-2 draw with Dallas Burn. Craig Demmin played for 84 minutes as Tampa Bay Mutiny were downed 3-2 by Chicago Fire.

 

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