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Trinidad and Tobago's football captain Dwight Yorke last night talked frankly about the country's World Cup hopes and confidently declared: "It's a tall order-but it's not impossible."
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WITH Peru club champions Alianza Lima scheduled to arrive in the country today for Wednesday's friendly encounter at Hasely Crawford Stadium, Trinidad and Tobago's senior footballers could expect a trip to London for an appearance in the Unity Cup which will fall in line with their preparations for their 2006 World Cup qualifiers.
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Walter Gagg, head of FIFA Technical Department says he’s noticed continuous  development in the football arena in this country since the staging of the 2001 FIFA World Under 17 Championship and that qualifying for next year’s World Cup in Germany would fittingly be the icing on the cake.
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  2. The money game that is 'pro' football
  3. Beenhakker: It was a worthy exercise
  4. Shaka to sit out back to back qualifiers
  5. Anton Pierre taken by surprise
  6. Shaka delays national return
  7. $.4 million loss by TTFF after World Cup qualifiers
  8. Birchall ready for T&T football trial
  9. ‘Warriors’ get on with the job
  10. No Latapy comeback for T&T
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