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1. Go to www.thewarriornation.com
2. On the left hand side of the home page, you will see a Login section just beneath the Main Menu. Enter your username and password, and press the Login button. Your username and password would have been supplied to you at an earlier time. If you do not have them, or cannot remember them, contact Anthony Valley at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
3. Click on the LIVE CHAT menu item. You will find it on the Main Menu between Blog and Partners.
4. Locate your chat session on the list, and click the link in the Status column. The status will either be “In Progress” or “Coming Soon”.
5. You will now be on the main chat page, and you may already have a list of questions waiting for you. To answer a question simply click on the “Answer this question!” button (Note: DO NOT type responses in the first box at the top of the page. This box is designated for announcements or statements that are not related to a particular question.). If you do not wish to answer a question, you can click the “Delete this question!” button, or just respond to the question with “No comment”, “Do not wish to answer”, or something to that effect. The latter method is preferred, because if you just delete the question, people may think that you did not get the question, or you are ignoring them. As questions are submitted by fans, your page will automatically refresh to show them.
6. When you are ready to end the chat, please notify the chat administrator 10-15 minutes beforehand. Alternatively, you can announce your intention to leave by typing a message in the box at the top of the page and click the “Send announcement to whole room” button.

Log on to thewarriornation.com on Wednesday July 9^th 2008 at 7 PM (EST) for a live WebChat with one of Trinidad and Tobago’s defenders, Brent Sancho. Considered by many in the T&T football fraternity as the missing piece in the puzzle that makes up the current T&T defensive line, Brent’s football career has been filled with all the makings of a graphic novel. From his troubled times at Gillingham FC to being blacklisted for his involvement in the impasse between the World Cup Warriors and the TTFF over unpaid bonuses, the controversial aspects of Sancho’s career may seem to have overshadowed the positive ones. However, in true Warrior fashion the 31 year old veteran defender has not let his negative experiences get the better of him and is fervently forging a path back to first team action for both Club and Country.