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Ministry fails athletes again
Businessman saves day for footballers
The Ministry of Sport dropped the ball yesterday, as it failed to fulfill a promise to fund a sports trip for 81 young people to take part in a charity football tournament in Barbados. The tournament, which is hosted by former Barbadian MP Hamilton Lashley, will start today and end next Friday.
TTFA: Millien voluntarily withdrew services
The Trinidad and Tobago Football Association (TTFA) wishes to clarify that at an emergency executive committee meeting called by TTFA president Raymond Tim Kee on Sunday, the committee agreed to accept Darren Millien’s offer to voluntarily withdraw his services until the issues surrounding the Argentina tour have been resolved.
Former National Team Manager, George Joseph, passes on
The Trinidad and Tobago Football Association today extends condolences to the family of Former National Football Teams manager George Joseph who passed way in New York at the age of 69 on Friday.
T&TFA brings Ramnarine on board
The Trinidad and Tobago Football Association (TTFA) yesterday appointed former WIPA president Dinanath Ramnarine as a consultant to lead efforts to assist the TTFA with its governance and management reform and to review and restructure organisational operations.
TTFA awaits police report on missing $.4 million
General Secretary of the T&T Football Association (TTFA) Sheldon Phillips says he is awaiting the results of the findings of a police investigation into fraud at the TTFA. Police are probing how the Sport Ministry’s funds was spent as well as $.4 million which was unaccounted for.
Tim Kee insists ‘missing’ money being investigated
PRESIDENT OF the Trinidad and Tobago Football Association (TTFA) Raymond Tim Kee insisted yesterday that an alleged fraudulent matter involving a representative of the local governing body is being investigated by the Fraud Squad.
Minister Hadeed: TTFA probing missing $.4million
The T&T Football Association is probing how to recover $400,000 which was unaccounted for from a June trip to Argentina after a TTFA staff member allegedly asked for the money from Nissi Tours and Travel when he had no authority to do so, Tourism Minister Gerald Hadeed said yesterday.
Hadeed on TTFA/Argentina scandal: The fellah is an absolute f***ing crook!
“(Darren) Millien is a person that no one should have any business association with,” Tourism Minister Gerald Hadeed told Wired868. “The fellah is an absolute f***ing crook! That fellah is a scamp… I don’t know how (the TTFA) hired him.”