4951
Football / Re: Thread for the TRI v ISL Game.
« on: February 28, 2006, 03:53:27 PM »dwight scored both volley in d 10' and penalty in d 55'
i not impressed with warner
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4952
Football / Re: Thread for the TRI v ISL Game.
« on: February 28, 2006, 03:41:42 PM »
I just came back from class, can someone tell me who scored?
4953
Football / Re: Tnt vs Iceland ( LIVE ONLINE)
« on: February 28, 2006, 09:37:24 AM »Thank you.
A-A, SMALLIE, yuh dey?
Ah-ight, ah know, "yuh done tell me about de Smallie ting."
Doh fret, I just getting some kicks.
LOL Wuz de scene m'boy?
4954
Football / Re: The Real Kit!!
« on: February 27, 2006, 11:09:31 PM »3 mins b4 show time -
Jack to Fuentes- "oh shocks sean, yuh know ah completely fuhget today was the day we suppose to unveil de new kit! wha we goh do?
Fuentes - doh worry jack, you jus go out dey and talk yuh usual bull sh!t and I goh handle it.
one minute later -
Fuentes to danish fan -" aye, you boy" *clout, whatap, whatap*
Fuentes scruffles the shirt off a danish fan's back
sew sew sew
Fuentes - "Aye carlos, come an check out the new kit"
carlos - "Bless...buh how it rumfle up so"
Fuentes - "Doh study dat nah man, jus try it on.."
carlos - "buh it lil big yuh know sean..."
Fuentes "doh study it...jus walk out thru dem doors and ah fella go take yuh picture"
*flash* *flash* *flash*
the rest is history
LOLLLLL!
4955
Football / Re: Zaragoza's racist fans condemned as players support Eto'o
« on: February 27, 2006, 08:41:04 PM »
Eto should just answer them in goals. I'm sure it's very hurtful to go through those things repeatedly but he should try his best to not let it affect his game. Answer them in goals. Buh dem Spanish n dem extra farse though, a good portion ah Spain have African blood in them because the Moors had colonised Southern Spain for centuries. So meen know wha dem playing.
4956
Football / Re: The Real Kit!!
« on: February 27, 2006, 07:02:47 PM »Wah allyuh tink? I buying it cause is we shirt but otherwise it would ah stay in d store
Carlos Edwards look sweet boy!
But umm, yeah...de shirt...I find it too plain. The Finta was dreader.
4957
General Discussion / Re: Andrews offers to "cure" lesbian MSP
« on: February 27, 2006, 09:50:43 AM »Not sure if he shoulda go there
In any case they can't discipline him for stating his beliefs....he just repeating what the bible say (his church's interpretation at least)
When I see the headline I thought he was offering a different kinda cure
Me too. LOL
4958
Football / Re: Vale or T&T
« on: February 27, 2006, 09:49:23 AM »thats easy:
Country before Club
Emotional response ... who pays his bills?Is it that easy?
So wha, he playing fuh Trinidad fuh free ah wha'?? steupsss
Let him play for Trinidad eh, before he geh leave out the World Cup squad. Right now TnT providing him with better opportunities. Not only is he getting to go to the world cup, but there is a good chance that he might be scouted by a more prestigious clup than Vale (no offence to Vale.)
4959
Football / Re: London Days.......3 and 4.
« on: February 27, 2006, 12:18:25 AM »I fraid of what does go orn in dem closet an demTrueTrini watch out fa people dress up like nun. Day might be TI pardner. He only asking all kinda tingwest coast yuh in san fran ent, yuh come out of de closet yet?
de last time I pass by one, dis is all i was hearing
"You are the HARDEST i have ever had"
i ent goin an embaress anyone here by callin names.
as i did recognoise the voices an dem,
but I tink allya kno who it was in day
LOL Allyuh like shit oui!
4961
Football / Re: Math report of the Trinidad vs USA under 17
« on: February 25, 2006, 11:00:17 PM »It is also reported that Gorian Highly was out shunned by the US counterparts.I do not understand what you mean by "out shunned". Was it a typo and you meant to say something else?- Gorian Highly played in all the games expect the game against Kansas City Wizards but did not start all the games. He is not the Gorian of the pass. He was very lazy throughout the camp and did not look stable in the games.What exactly do you mean by "did not look stable"? De first ting dat come to mind is dat maybe he was about to go orf
He probably meant "out shone."
4962
Football / Re: Math report of the Trinidad vs USA under 17
« on: February 25, 2006, 09:35:33 PM »
Cool, thanks.
4963
Football / Re: Allyuh take ah picture teaser in allyuh pweffen
« on: February 25, 2006, 08:23:38 PM »
So ummm....what was the interview with Chris about? What did he say?
4964
Football / Re: Allyuh take ah picture teaser in allyuh pweffen
« on: February 25, 2006, 06:57:59 PM »TT yuh representing real nice
that banner is wicked, cant wait to be seated behind it vs Sweden, England and Paraguay
I not really missing carnival but i was i was there in London...
ah lie ah real missing carnival, ah going and sleep from tonight straight to Ash Wednesday
lmao!
I make de mistake and listen to Soca Monarch lastnight...well who tell me do dat!
4965
Football / Re: London Day 2....02/25/2006
« on: February 25, 2006, 05:21:45 PM »
Awwww that's cute! So give us details somebody.
4966
Football / Re: The Czech Republic Encounter is the Litmus Test for the Warriors!
« on: February 25, 2006, 02:37:40 PM »a doubt that breds, if dey throw a 3rd string, u really think they want tuh lose to we b4 de world cup, i think they coming to make a statement in every game they playing
Good talk dey. When is this match supposed to be played btw?
4968
Football / Re: Smith ambulance attack condemned
« on: February 24, 2006, 12:49:02 AM »
Lawwwd people eh bet dey does take this football ting serious nah.
4969
Football / Re: FIFA in New Jack Fray: Rowley calls for investigation into Under-17 World Cup
« on: February 22, 2006, 12:31:37 AM »hahahaha....I ask dem same questions years now.. And all kinda dotish man say de UNC build dem stadia fuh we>
Lord have mercy...!
I do however question de timing ah de queries...where de fok was Rowley fuh de last 4-6 years?
Timing is everything in politics oui. Right now the UNC in turmoil so Rowley trying tuh hit them ah double wammie.
4970
Football / Franz: "We don't care."
« on: February 21, 2006, 11:45:46 PM »
"We don't care. It's not our business."
That was Organising Committee Germany FIFA World Cup 2006 president Franz Beckenbauer's response to the ticket fiasco surrounding FIFA vice-president Jack Warner's association with Simpaul Travel Service, official World Cup ticket distributors for the Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation (T&TFF).
The "Kaiser", as Beckenbauer is familiarly known, made his comments on Monday night following the Organising Committee's welcoming function at the Hilton Trinidad in St Ann's, during his visit to personally congratulate Trinidad and Tobago on qualifying for the World Cup and present a progress report on preparations for the tournament.
"It's not our business," the former World Cup-winning German skipper and coach reiterated. "Our business is to give the participating countries the tickets they deserve. What they are doing with the tickets, it's not our business."
T&TFF special adviser Warner, though, did not seem all too pleased with FIFA's response to what he said was his request for advice on the matter and insisted there is no controversy.
"I am in no controversy," Warner stressed. "I asked the FIFA for advice, and they give the advice I asked them for to the world. I have to deal with that in March. That is no controversy. I repeat...I asked them for advice. I asked you for advice, you didn't answer me, you answered to the world. So I'll talk to you in March. That's all."
Warner also claimed he was not worried about the issue.
"I have been associated with all kinds of memories before, and it wouldn't be the last time, it won't be the first time. I remember a judge saying his skin is as thick as an alligator's. My own is doubly thick. It hasn't fazed me in the least. And believe me, I am okay. I'll land on my feet. Right now, I'll tell you this, though, I'm not trembling in my shoes."
The CONCACAF president also slammed the Culture Ministry for their preparations, or lack of, for T&T's trip to Germany for the World Cup in June.
"Germany is ready. More than ready. And I wonder if we are. Because up to now, we haven't gotten our act together as yet," he said.
"...at least we should know who is going, who is not going, what activities we will be having and so on, when and where...the programme should be known."
And when asked who was responsible for those preparations, Warner responded: "We have a Culture Ministry, don't we?"
Beckenbauer was also of the opinion that the only disadvantage T&T's "Soca Warriors" face is the fact they are making their debut at the world's premier football tournament.
"I think Trinidad and Tobago, they have a good team. The only disadvantage I think is that they are participating (in the World Cup) for the first time. They are not used to every situation in a World Cup.
"But they are playing football, and they can be a surprise."
Warner, though, will be satisfied with victory over England in T&T's second match on June 15.
"You know Trinis. For us I think that the sky is the limit. The biggest concern to all of us is the game against England. I'll tell you this...when we beat England, we would have won the World Cup. That's enough for me."
Last week, FIFA determined Warner's involvement with Simpaul created a conflict of interest as he is also on the FIFA executive, which is a breach of the organisation's code of ethics.
Warner faces suspension from FIFA, who have reserved sanction until next month, when the executive committee will meet to discuss the matter.
http://www.trinidadexpress.com/index.pl/article_sports?id=137905996
That was Organising Committee Germany FIFA World Cup 2006 president Franz Beckenbauer's response to the ticket fiasco surrounding FIFA vice-president Jack Warner's association with Simpaul Travel Service, official World Cup ticket distributors for the Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation (T&TFF).
The "Kaiser", as Beckenbauer is familiarly known, made his comments on Monday night following the Organising Committee's welcoming function at the Hilton Trinidad in St Ann's, during his visit to personally congratulate Trinidad and Tobago on qualifying for the World Cup and present a progress report on preparations for the tournament.
"It's not our business," the former World Cup-winning German skipper and coach reiterated. "Our business is to give the participating countries the tickets they deserve. What they are doing with the tickets, it's not our business."
T&TFF special adviser Warner, though, did not seem all too pleased with FIFA's response to what he said was his request for advice on the matter and insisted there is no controversy.
"I am in no controversy," Warner stressed. "I asked the FIFA for advice, and they give the advice I asked them for to the world. I have to deal with that in March. That is no controversy. I repeat...I asked them for advice. I asked you for advice, you didn't answer me, you answered to the world. So I'll talk to you in March. That's all."
Warner also claimed he was not worried about the issue.
"I have been associated with all kinds of memories before, and it wouldn't be the last time, it won't be the first time. I remember a judge saying his skin is as thick as an alligator's. My own is doubly thick. It hasn't fazed me in the least. And believe me, I am okay. I'll land on my feet. Right now, I'll tell you this, though, I'm not trembling in my shoes."
The CONCACAF president also slammed the Culture Ministry for their preparations, or lack of, for T&T's trip to Germany for the World Cup in June.
"Germany is ready. More than ready. And I wonder if we are. Because up to now, we haven't gotten our act together as yet," he said.
"...at least we should know who is going, who is not going, what activities we will be having and so on, when and where...the programme should be known."
And when asked who was responsible for those preparations, Warner responded: "We have a Culture Ministry, don't we?"
Beckenbauer was also of the opinion that the only disadvantage T&T's "Soca Warriors" face is the fact they are making their debut at the world's premier football tournament.
"I think Trinidad and Tobago, they have a good team. The only disadvantage I think is that they are participating (in the World Cup) for the first time. They are not used to every situation in a World Cup.
"But they are playing football, and they can be a surprise."
Warner, though, will be satisfied with victory over England in T&T's second match on June 15.
"You know Trinis. For us I think that the sky is the limit. The biggest concern to all of us is the game against England. I'll tell you this...when we beat England, we would have won the World Cup. That's enough for me."
Last week, FIFA determined Warner's involvement with Simpaul created a conflict of interest as he is also on the FIFA executive, which is a breach of the organisation's code of ethics.
Warner faces suspension from FIFA, who have reserved sanction until next month, when the executive committee will meet to discuss the matter.
http://www.trinidadexpress.com/index.pl/article_sports?id=137905996
4971
Football / FIFA in New Jack Fray: Rowley calls for investigation into Under-17 World Cup
« on: February 21, 2006, 11:40:53 PM »
FIFA in New Jack Fray.
By: Anna Ramdass (Express).[/size]
Rowley calls on football body to investigate local Under-17 World Cup $348m spending.
Housing Minister Dr Keith Rowley is calling on FIFA to investigate the role of Jack Warner, one of its vice-presidents, in the more than doubling of the cost of four stadia that were built when Trinidad and Tobago hosted the Under-17 World Cup four years ago.
Warner, at Sunday's UNC rally, questioned why Rowley had been pointing fingers at him and, in response, the Housing Minister held a press conference at the Housing Development Corporation (HDC) to link the Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation's Special Advisor to what he charged were inflated stadia costs.
Rowley reminded the media that in October 1995 the then PNM Cabinet had agreed to support the hosting of the FIFA Under-17 World Cup by building four stadia at the cost of $165 million.
However, elections were held later that year and the UNC came into power.
According to Rowley, in 1999 the UNC Cabinet revised the $165 million to $348 million with the cost increases being attributed to what Rowley described as interior fittings, bleachers, fixed spectator seatings, playing fields, flood lighting and score boards all of which, according to him, had been anticipated in the initial costing.
He said according to Cabinet notes, FIFA was to be the project manager for this project and funding was to be provided by Fincor.
He added that under the development programme for the fiscal year 1999, $102 million was allocated in the budget for the project.
"Somewhere in the mix out of the blue that procedure was abandoned...the next thing you know the project was being done by another group of financiers, Fincor was nowhere in the programme," said Rowley.
He said at a Parliament sitting the matter was raised and then Sports Minister Manohar Ramsaran was questioned about the award of the contract and the financiers.
Ramsaran had responded that the Government would not be funding the construction of the stadia and that a consortium of Concacaf, Royal Merchant Bank, Guardian Life, and Barbados Mutual Life Assurance Society known as RGM Ltd was doing so.
Rowley made reference to a web which saw FIFA initially being featured prominently in Cabinet notes as the project manager only for a change that saw the contract being then put in the hands of Concacaf.
"It was illegal and improper for the Government to award any contract without tender to FIFA or Concacaf," the Minister charged.
He argued that the contracts had been awarded in a very strange manner to the point where the Trinidad and Tobago Contractors Association sent a letter to then Prime Minister Basdeo Panday expressing their concerns.
The question Rowley put to FIFA was what specific services the organisation and if, in fact, it had ever been involved as a contractor.
He said FIFA also had to tell the country whether it had been made aware of Concacaf's advancing itself in the project as well as how much that organisation was paid and for what services provided.
He also raised concern on Concacaf and asked whether or not it is the Concacaf or some local umbrella company.
These questions were being raised, Rowley said, because FIFA has shown an interest in ethics and was very much featured in the Government's business.
He added that if FIFA was terminated from the deal and the contract ended up with Concacaf, FIFA must also answer how that deal had been terminated.
"The reason why I raise all of this, is that huge sums of money was involved," said Rowley.
"He (Warner) is telling the country without batting an eyelid that he put $17 million to fund the national team...why is he so generous? Where this money come from?" he asked.
Rowley disclosed that the Government was still paying for a loan of $4 million a month on this project even as there remained still unanswered questions.
"I am taking the opportunity to call on FIFA to broaden their investigation in Trinidad and Tobago to answer all these questions where the agency has been featured prominently in Government business and for the benefit of the public to tell us the facts on this matter," he challenged.
Far from being content to leave the matter to FIFA, however, Rowley insisted that the PNM would ensure the questions be answered before the UNC "comes near the corridors of power". However, he was bringing via the media and was willing to supply the international organisation with the pertinent documentation.
Warner, for his part, told the Daily Express that he did not have to answer to Rowley and asked his own question: "Why did he wait four years to make this announcement?"
By: Anna Ramdass (Express).[/size]
Rowley calls on football body to investigate local Under-17 World Cup $348m spending.
Housing Minister Dr Keith Rowley is calling on FIFA to investigate the role of Jack Warner, one of its vice-presidents, in the more than doubling of the cost of four stadia that were built when Trinidad and Tobago hosted the Under-17 World Cup four years ago.
Warner, at Sunday's UNC rally, questioned why Rowley had been pointing fingers at him and, in response, the Housing Minister held a press conference at the Housing Development Corporation (HDC) to link the Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation's Special Advisor to what he charged were inflated stadia costs.
Rowley reminded the media that in October 1995 the then PNM Cabinet had agreed to support the hosting of the FIFA Under-17 World Cup by building four stadia at the cost of $165 million.
However, elections were held later that year and the UNC came into power.
According to Rowley, in 1999 the UNC Cabinet revised the $165 million to $348 million with the cost increases being attributed to what Rowley described as interior fittings, bleachers, fixed spectator seatings, playing fields, flood lighting and score boards all of which, according to him, had been anticipated in the initial costing.
He said according to Cabinet notes, FIFA was to be the project manager for this project and funding was to be provided by Fincor.
He added that under the development programme for the fiscal year 1999, $102 million was allocated in the budget for the project.
"Somewhere in the mix out of the blue that procedure was abandoned...the next thing you know the project was being done by another group of financiers, Fincor was nowhere in the programme," said Rowley.
He said at a Parliament sitting the matter was raised and then Sports Minister Manohar Ramsaran was questioned about the award of the contract and the financiers.
Ramsaran had responded that the Government would not be funding the construction of the stadia and that a consortium of Concacaf, Royal Merchant Bank, Guardian Life, and Barbados Mutual Life Assurance Society known as RGM Ltd was doing so.
Rowley made reference to a web which saw FIFA initially being featured prominently in Cabinet notes as the project manager only for a change that saw the contract being then put in the hands of Concacaf.
"It was illegal and improper for the Government to award any contract without tender to FIFA or Concacaf," the Minister charged.
He argued that the contracts had been awarded in a very strange manner to the point where the Trinidad and Tobago Contractors Association sent a letter to then Prime Minister Basdeo Panday expressing their concerns.
The question Rowley put to FIFA was what specific services the organisation and if, in fact, it had ever been involved as a contractor.
He said FIFA also had to tell the country whether it had been made aware of Concacaf's advancing itself in the project as well as how much that organisation was paid and for what services provided.
He also raised concern on Concacaf and asked whether or not it is the Concacaf or some local umbrella company.
These questions were being raised, Rowley said, because FIFA has shown an interest in ethics and was very much featured in the Government's business.
He added that if FIFA was terminated from the deal and the contract ended up with Concacaf, FIFA must also answer how that deal had been terminated.
"The reason why I raise all of this, is that huge sums of money was involved," said Rowley.
"He (Warner) is telling the country without batting an eyelid that he put $17 million to fund the national team...why is he so generous? Where this money come from?" he asked.
Rowley disclosed that the Government was still paying for a loan of $4 million a month on this project even as there remained still unanswered questions.
"I am taking the opportunity to call on FIFA to broaden their investigation in Trinidad and Tobago to answer all these questions where the agency has been featured prominently in Government business and for the benefit of the public to tell us the facts on this matter," he challenged.
Far from being content to leave the matter to FIFA, however, Rowley insisted that the PNM would ensure the questions be answered before the UNC "comes near the corridors of power". However, he was bringing via the media and was willing to supply the international organisation with the pertinent documentation.
Warner, for his part, told the Daily Express that he did not have to answer to Rowley and asked his own question: "Why did he wait four years to make this announcement?"
4972
Football / Re: Soca Warriors Animation
« on: February 21, 2006, 11:39:15 PM »you created dat animation?
yeh
Or, okay. Good job.
4973
Football / Re: Soca Warriors Animation
« on: February 20, 2006, 07:58:18 PM »nutmegthruyuhleg does use it as the signature
Or hor okay.
4974
Football / Soca Warriors Animation
« on: February 20, 2006, 07:28:42 PM »
Allyuh see this? It's a kinda video animation of the warriors n dem. It decent. Ah doh know if anyone posted it before.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TeJdW92_MJM&search=Trinidad
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TeJdW92_MJM&search=Trinidad
4975
Football / Re: usa vs guatemala friendly
« on: February 19, 2006, 02:59:40 PM »4-0 now...nice lil volley from jus in de box
4-0?? Wey de arse boy!
4976
Football / Re: Under 21 update
« on: February 17, 2006, 01:14:40 AM »toppa u was in st james sec??
big up st james sec massive
toppa morvantman SHOTTA jodie p
we run tings tings nah run we
Yuh overs.
4977
Football / Re: Warner Faces expulsion over Simpaul ticket scandal
« on: February 17, 2006, 12:28:40 AM »Waaay, is people like allyuh who does just sit back and allow bad things to happen. So you acknowledge that he was wrong for what he did, but you're saying he shouldn't be held accountable?
Doh waste yuh time on triniman Toppa. He cyah vote in a T&T elections so he could flap he beak all he want....he eh affectin how tings in T&T go.
Scene.
4978
Football / Re: Under 21 update
« on: February 17, 2006, 12:26:43 AM »WAT HAPPENS IF ST ANTHONYS CONSISTENTLY PROVIDES QUALITY??
DEN STILL DONT CHOOSE DEM??
PS JULIUS JAMES IS A ST JAMES SECONDARY MAN
Tell dem! Tell dem!! We claiming Josimar Belgrave too!
4979
Football / Re: Warner Faces expulsion over Simpaul ticket scandal
« on: February 16, 2006, 11:42:11 PM »
YOU IS AH NEXT JACKASS AGAIN WARNER WORNG BUT WHY f**kING BIRD DO THE ARTICLE TO ALERT THE PUBLIC OR TO BRING DOWN WARNER ?
Waaay, is people like allyuh who does just sit back and allow bad things to happen. So you acknowledge that he was wrong for what he did, but you're saying he shouldn't be held accountable?
I done with you people you all EH know what it is when someone out fuh YUH ASS JUST WAITING FUH YUH TO MAKE THE WORNG MOVE.
Well then Jack Warner like tuh play wrong n strong then? If he know people was waiting fuh him to slip up n he still gone conducting he bobol, like he was challenging people?
4980
Football / Re: Warner Faces expulsion over Simpaul ticket scandal
« on: February 16, 2006, 11:14:07 PM »
YOU IS AH NEXT JACKASS AGAIN WARNER WORNG BUT WHY f**kING BIRD DO THE ARTICLE TO ALERT THE PUBLIC OR TO BRING DOWN WARNER ?
Waaay, is people like allyuh who does just sit back and allow bad things to happen. So you acknowledge that he was wrong for what he did, but you're saying he shouldn't be held accountable?