Jack Warner, special advisor to the Trinidad and Tobago Football
Federation has made a special plea for the Government, the Business
sector, the TTFF and the people of Trinidad and Tobago to make a
collective effort to ensure that the players and officials of the
National Team have the best environment for the upcoming playoff with
Bahrain for a place in next year’s World Cup in Germany.
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I don’t want to be premature and do what my dearly departed granny
would have called counting egg in fowl bottom, but surely a qualifying
place in the World Cup can do wonders for a nation’s spirit.
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Trinidad and Tobago national football coach Leo Beenhakker has
expressed satisfaction with the "Warriors" performance in their 2-1
triumph over Mexico in their final round CONCACAF World Cup qualifier
at the Hasely Crawford Stadium on Wednesday night.
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National football team head coach Leo Beenhakker will switch his focus
to Bahrain and has told his players that he anticipates seeing them
again from November 8 as they continue preparations for the first leg
of the playoff spot with the Asian fifth place team at the Hasely
Crawford Stadium on November 12.
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Trinidad and Tobago waited until the bitter end to show their class and
book a historic spot in the Germany 2006 play-off with Asian upstarts
Bahrain.
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ROGER BOYNES, Minister of Sport and Youth Affairs, has scheduled a
meeting on Monday with officials of the Trinidad and Tobago Football
Federation (T&TFF) to discuss what can be done to assist the
national team in their bid to reach the 2006 World Cup in Germany.
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Both Asia's fifth finisher Bahrain and Caribbean islanders Trinidad and
Tobago – who beat Mexico on the final day of qualifying to finish
fourth in CONCACAF – will be desperate to come out on top in their
November play-off and reach a debut FIFA World Cup™ finals.
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T&T Football Federation Special Advisor Austin Jack Warner said
yesterday that out of sheer joy, he cried like a baby following the 2-1
win over Mexico in the Concacaf World Cup qualifier at the Hasely
Crawford Stadium, Port of Spain, on Wednesday.
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National team captain Dwight Yorke was an elated man following Trinidad
and Tobago’s remarkable 2-1 win over Mexico on Wednesday night. But he
is calling on his teammates and the country by extent not to get
carried away before they can over step the next hurdle in the playoff
against Bahrain scheduled for Hasely Crawford Stadium on November 12
and away four days later.
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