Dwight Yorke and his teammates were a less stressful bunch by late
Saturday night as they boarded the Air Tahiti charter flight out of
Piarco International Airport on the way to Bahrain.
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Trinidad and Tobago skipper Dwight Yorke made it clear that all is not
lost despite his team only being able to muster a 1-1 draw at home to
Bahrain in Saturday’s World Cup qualifying half slot playoff.
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Chaotic scenes marred the distribution process yesterday as some 50,000
fans went in search of tickets for today's crucial first leg of the
Germany 2006 World Cup qualifier between Trinidad and Tobago and
Bahrain that kicks off at 6.30 p.m. at the Hasely Crawford Stadium.
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Trinidad and Tobago coach Leo Beenhakker remained a confident man
after tying Bahrain 1-1 before a partisan crowd of 24,991 fans in the
2006 World Cup qualifying half slot playoff at the Hasely Crawford
Stadium on Saturday.
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Former Trinidad and Tobago football captain Carlton "The General"
Franco has sent his best wishes to the current national senior team as
they seek to qualify for the Germany 2006 World Cup when they take on
Bahrain at the Hasely Crawford Stadiun in the first of a two-leg tie
today from 6.30 p.m.
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WITH ALL THE attention T&T World Cup football has received in the
weeks since the Mexico game, it struck me there was one important group
being completely ignored officially by everyone- the loyal
Warriors fan, Gary Hector, lead singer of local rock and roll band,
jointpop, has followed local football for 20 years and written about it
occasionally since 1993. As well as playing a pretty mean guitar, he
covered the last Gold Cup for the Express.
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Trinidad and Tobago national football team captain Dwight Yorke
yesterday declared he had learnt his lesson from November 19, 1989 as
the country again stands on the verge of a senior World Cup place.
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While the melee for tickets went on from the wee hours of Friday
morning, the members of the National Football Team were being
professional and were keeping all thoughts on their last training
session, the opponent Bahrain and the 90 minutes of their lives from
6:30pm on Saturday at the Hasely Crawford Stadium.
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Port Vale winger Chris Birchall is just two games from fulfilling a
life-long dream and playing in the World Cup finals. The 21-year-old is
set to start for Trinidad and Tobago in their crunch play-off against
Bahrain tonight, with the second leg on Wednesday.
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