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National football teams operations manager William Wallace says plans are moving ahead to ensure that budgets are covered and preparations are in place for each of the national teams scheduled to take part in international competition this year.
A chance to upgrade your coaching skill
The Trinidad and Tobago Football Association will host a CONCACAF ‘D” License Coaching Course from March 19th -21st.
The Trinidad and Tobago Football Association will resume its Youth Community Football Clinics this coming Saturday with at the Nelson Mandela Park (formerly King George V Park) in Port of Spain from 9am.
TOP NATIONAL footballers Kevin Molino and Canadian-born Arin King are both vying for the Sportsman and Sportswoman of the Year awards as the First Citizens Sports Foundation stages its annual sports awards tomorrow at Queen’s Hall, St Ann’s.
Leading from the forefront.
Newly appointed Minister of Sport and former Soca Warriors defender, Senator Brent Sancho has aspirations of making a positive change in this Country’s sporting industry and at the same time bringing some professionalism and pride back to a ministry that many consider corrupt.
Sport Minister Brent Sancho has made his opening gambit in the Government’s new relationship with the Trinidad and Tobago Football Association (TTFA) by setting the football body an ultimatum in presenting its accounts for inspection as well as taking a more hands-on approach in State-funded international matches.
Controversy seems to follow football in Guyana at a relentless rate, and despite the intervention of FIFA in the country’s footballing affairs, the recent appointment of Richard Groden as General Secretary of the Guyana Football Federation (GFF) has ignited fierce debate within the football fraternity.
Howard University head coach Phillip Gyau is keen on making annual visits to this country in search of young footballers hopeful of joining Howard’s football programme.
WHEN the Guyana Football Federation (GFF) Normalisation Committee announced it had a new General Secretary in Trinidadian Richard Groden, the backlash was a series of articles and social commentary about his appointment.