David John-Williams, president of the T&T Football Association is anticipating the next few weeks with bated breath as several of this country’s national teams and leading clubs enter into major competitions.
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TTFA willing to adopt more open approach
THE TRINIDAD and Tobago Football Association (TTFA), for the first time under the presidency of David John-Williams held an open discussion forum with it stakeholders after the Extraordinary General Meeting at Naparima College on Saturday.
TTFA embroiled in new legal issue
THE TRINIDAD and Tobago Football Association (TTFA) may have to gather almost $300,000 as Metro Hotel Limited is claiming that the TTFA is owing the hotel money for accomodation and hospital services.
TTFA partners with Scotiabank for Grassroot project
The T&T Football Association (TTFA) has entered into a partnership agreement for the staging of a one-month TTFA/Scotiabank Grassroots programme to be held at various venues throughout the country, starting August 2.
Isa oversees busy period for TTFA Technical Development
Trinidad and Tobago Football Association Technical Director Muhammad Isa has said that efforts will be made to provide the National Under 20 Men’ Team with the best preparation possible over the 14-week period leading up to its Caribbean Football Union Final Round in Curacao in October.
Caribbean ambitions
By this Saturday, David John-Williams hopes to add the Caribbean Football Union (CFU) president portfolio to his current role of Trinidad and Tobago Football Association president which he has held for just nine months.
TTFA participates in FIFA TMS Workshop
The Trinidad and Tobago Football Association participated in a FIFA TMS Workshop held earlier this month at the Double Tree Hotel in San Jose, Costa Rica.
Tobago football boss: Focus on alliances before regional leadership
‘Lets not focus on Caribbean leadership as yet’, Anthony Moore, the Tobago Football Association (TFA) president and a member of the board of the T&T Football Association (TTFA) Anthony Moore said, in the wake of football association president David John-Williams’ pursuit of the leadership of the Caribbean Football Union.
Montagliani, Gulati and Infantino using David John-Williams to manoeuvre Caribbean into submission
Manipulation of football administration in the Caribbean is nothing new. But in a region desperate to shake off the long shadows of former presidents Jack Warner and Jeff Webb, the old ways of operating seem to be alive and kicking. They may have even taken a turn for the worse with regional confederation CONCACAF stepping into the game with the support of FIFA and its new president Gianni Infantino.