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THE Eastern Football Association (EFA) will give all five candidates a hearing, before deciding who they will vote for in Sunday’s Trinidad and Tobago Football Association presidential election.

In spite of positive results on the field of play, members of the executive of the Trinidad and Tobago Football Association (TTFA) have agreed to take a stance against the administration of the sport.

Now that football on the playing field is over for the remainder of the year, all eyes will focus on local elections as 5 individuals vie for the right to become the new Trinidad and Tobago Football Association (TTFA) President.

SELBY BROWNE, one of four persons vying to unseat Raymond Tim Kee as president of the Trinidad and Tobago Football Association (TTFA), has made it clear that he plans to ensure that the national football team rises to the top of the Concacaf region, if elected to the hot seat of the TTFA.

The world governing body for football, FIFA, has been asked to intervene on a number of issues in T&T football administration to ensure that the promise of development and stability in the T&T Football Association (TTFA) are achieved.

TTFA current President Raymond Tim Kee needs to clear the air and tell the national community whether the firing of the General Secretary of TTFA has anything to do with his refusal to pay his son a whopping $15,000.00 USD to build a website for the TTFA.

......but Major development programmes for youth

Candidate for the presidency of the coming Northern Football Association (NFA) Annual General Meeting (AGM) and Election of Officers Nevick Denoon is promising a bag of goodies and lots more, all aimed at enhancing the sport of football in the north zone.

ANTON CORNEAL, FIFA’s Regional Technical Development Officer for the South East Caribbean, said that with 300 primary school football coaches now formally certified to international standards, Trinidad and Tobago’s football is on “the threshold of achieving a new era of excellence”.