Trinidad and Tobago's "Warriors" are taking no chances of suffering food
poisoning or allergic reactions and have travelled with their own chef
to Bahrain for the second-leg World Cup qualifier which takes place
from 6.30 p.m. tomorrow at the Bahrain National Stadium.
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Mention Chris Birchall's name outside of Staffordshire and it is
unlikely to register with even the most rabid of fans, though 4,000
miles away on the Caribbean islands of Trinidad & Tobago the Port
Vale midfielder is fast becoming a cult figure. Having marked his 13th
cap with a superb goal to salvage a 1-1 draw against Bahrain in the
first-leg World Cup play-off at Port-of-Spain, Birchall is hoping to
further enhance his status among followers of the Soca Warriors in
Manama tomorrow.
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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 and teammates were feeling at
home from afar as they settled in at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Bahrain
treated to meals, home cooked-style, compliment of local chef Cecil
Wint.
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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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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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Trinidad and Tobago coach Leo Beenhakker is still confident the
"Warriors" can qualify for the FIFA World Cup in Germany next year,
despite drawing 1-1 at home to play-off opponents Bahrain on Saturday
night at the Hasely Crawford Stadium.
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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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