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A business ploy to avoid paying debt is one of two theories arrived at for the decision by the FIFA-appointed Normalisation Committee that manages the T&T Football Association affairs, to omit the value of the land presently housing the controversial Home of Football in Balmain, Couva from the Audited Financial Accounts that was presented at Sunday's virtual Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the organisation.
The membership of the Trinidad and Tobago Football Association (TTFA) and the normalisation committee (NC) will meet again in two weeks, but one member is not optimistic that real progress will be made in tackling the problems facing local football
A partnership set to create opportunities for footballers and coaches to ply their trade in the US market in the coming years was formed between the Unified Football Coaches of T&T (UFCTT) and the North American, Caribbean Training Methods (NACTM).
THE FIFA-appointed normalisation committee, which oversees the affairs of the Trinidad and Tobago Football Association (TTFA), plans to review their audited financial statements for the year ended December 31, 2019 in the next two weeks.
The Trinidad and Tobago Football Association has entered into a partnership with South Korean-based company Fitogether which will see Electronic Performance and Tracking Systems (EPTS) devices and supportive technology provided for the Men and Women’s Senior National Teams for a two-year period.
Jefferson George, president of the Unified Football Coaches of T&T (UFCTT) says he is a little bit disappointed but at the same time understands the delay in the organisation’s admission to the T&T Football Association (TTFA) membership at their annual general meeting (AGM) held on Sunday.
T&T's football is set to benefit tremendously from the appointment of Brent Sancho, the T&T Pro League acting chairman, to the FIFA Players Status Committee.
THE Unified Football Coaches of T&T (UFCTT) has joined forces with the North American Caribbean Training Method (NACTM) to allow local football coaches and players to develop their skills.
TRINIDAD AND Tobago Pro League interim chairman Brent Sancho has been appointed to the FIFA Tribunal Players’ Status Chamber (PSC) for a four-year stint, beginning on October 1.