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FIFA vice-president Jack Warner had an unusual response to a series done by myself in the Daily Express which looked critically at the ethics of Warner's joint role as football administrator for FIFA and the Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation (TTFF) and businessman that appeared to have overlapped in the case of Trinidad and Tobago's World Cup match tickets.
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The Port of Spain Lighthouse has been transformed into a symbol of national pride representing the recent qualification of the Soca Warriors for the World Cup 2006 in Germany.
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The Football Gun Amnesty Plan seeks to leverage the influence our national football team’s recent success has had on communities across the nation. Many of the players come from these very troubled communities where drugs are as commonplace as doubles vendors and crime is a career choice. Gang leaders in these neighbourhoods came out in their numbers to celebrate the national team’s historic success; they identified with the players and their achievements.
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Former Trinidad and Tobago national football team captain and scout, David Nakhid, is set to participate in his first Hajj as a tribute to the 2006 World Cup-bound "Soca Warriors".
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For the second time in its 27-year history, the Express "Individual of the Year" Award has been won not by a single individual but by a group of individuals who, together, formed a collective whose achievements last year were "the most deserving of the highest commendation of excellence".
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National Senior Football Team Captain Dwight Yorke has been adjudged the Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation’s  Male “Footballer of the Year” for 2005 and as a result will go up as the nominee for the First Citizens’ Bank Sportsman of the Year Award at the ceremony next March.
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A TRINIDAD and Tobago businessman based in London, England has been warned that unless he pays $500,000 upfront to the Jack Warner-controlled Germany 2006 World Cup linked Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation (TTFF) and the Local Organising Committee (LOC), he risks legal action being taken against him.
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