Several members of the Trinidad & Tobago World Cup squad have decided they wish to form a professional players union in Trinidad. They have completed much of the preliminary work already, and expect Shaka Hislop to become the figurehead for the union next year.
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The Chinapoo United Police Youth Club was formed in 1994 out of the need to engage the young people in Chinapoo Village, Morvant, in positive and meaningful activities that would contribute to character building. From its inception, the Club has used sports, specifically football and cricket, to reach the youth of the Morvant. Through dedicated leadership from a group of young adults in the area and with the assistance of officers of the Morvant Police Station, the members of this club have set themselves apart as a beacon of hope in the hopelessness that pervades in Morvant as a result of crime.
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What do you want to know about the former Naparima College and Strike Squad standout? Well, now is your chance to get up close and personal with Leonson Lewis. The Warrior Nation Media is in the process of securing an interview with Leonson during the weekend of December 16th 2006 . In order to participate in this Q&A session, please e-mail your question(s) to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. The deadline for submissions is Friday, December 15th, 2006.
IN EVERY issue of 'Red All Over' we put one of Richard Money's first-team squad under the spotlight and get them to answer YOUR questions.
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When: Friday November 24, 2006 Location:Tabaq Bistro & Lounge. 1336 U Street, NW Washington DC 20009 Admission: This is an Invitation Only Event (Please Print Flyer for Entry) Time: 8PM until Close Music by: DJ Hazzard, Pump Station Sounds. Guest appearance by Sprang Int'l Dress Code: Fashionably Casual (Absolutely No Athletic Wear)
An evening of Soca, Reggae and International Music | 2 Levels Promotions: Rumors Events & Community of Washington DC Information: Shurland (301) 335-0382 or Kali (202) 340-8911
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Sunderland's new signing Carlos Edwards will go under the Q & A spotlight on SAFC World next week.
Edwards joined Sunderland in a £1.5m deal from Luton this week, becoming Roy Keane's first signing of 2007.
And we are giving you the chance to ask him any question you like, football or otherwise.
How has he settled at Sunderland? How well does he know Dwight Yorke? What was it like playing for Defence Force in Trinidad? Or at the World Cup finals?
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The Warrior Nation was invited to the i95.5 FM studios yesterday evening to take part in a discussion about the current state of football in T&T, the November 19th rematch with the USA which takes place at the Hasely Crawford Stadium today as well as reminisce about the Strike Squad and the Road to Italy campaign.
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Come on and try to influence the second annual English Football League Awards which takes place in March 2007. Last year the awards were determined by a panel of experts, but this year fans are being given a chance to vote. As a bonus, voting will also give you a chance to win tickets to the Awards at Grosvenor Hotel in London. Trinidad & Tobago has 16 players in the Football League, so we do have options.
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Fans were preplexed when Kenwyne Jones was ommitted from the squad that was picked to face Austria. Little did we know that a bundle of joy was due to be delivered to him around the time of the match.
The Warrior Nation would like to take this opportunity to congratulate Kenwyne Jones on the birth of his twin girls yesterday. We wish the father, mother and children much happiness on this joyous occasion.
Several members of the Trinidad & Tobago World Cup squad have decided they wish to form a professional players union in Trinidad. They have completed much of the preliminary work already, and expect Shaka Hislop to become the figurehead for the union next year.
The Chinapoo United Police Youth Club was formed in 1994 out of the need to engage the young people in Chinapoo Village, Morvant, in positive and meaningful activities that would contribute to character building. From its inception, the Club has used sports, specifically football and cricket, to reach the youth of the Morvant. Through dedicated leadership from a group of young adults in the area and with the assistance of officers of the Morvant Police Station, the members of this club have set themselves apart as a beacon of hope in the hopelessness that pervades in Morvant as a result of crime. 
What do you want to know about the former Naparima College and Strike Squad standout? Well, now is your chance to get up close and personal with Leonson Lewis. The Warrior Nation Media is in the process of securing an interview with Leonson during the weekend of December 16th 2006 . In order to participate in this Q&A session, please e-mail your question(s) to 
Sunderland's new signing Carlos Edwards will go under the Q & A spotlight on SAFC World next week.
The Warrior Nation was invited to the i95.5 FM studios yesterday evening to take part 
Come on and try to influence the second annual English Football League Awards which takes place in March 2007. Last year the awards were determined by a panel of experts, but this year fans are being given a chance to vote. As a bonus, voting will also give you a chance to win tickets to the Awards at 
Fans were preplexed when Kenwyne Jones was ommitted from the squad that was picked to face Austria. Little did we know that a bundle of joy was due to be delivered to him around the time of the match.