With Trinidad and Tobago sitting at the bottom of the six-team table
and being the only nation without a point, Wednesday’s 2006 World Cup
qualifier has now been set up as one in which the “Warriors” must
demonstrate true character if they are to avoid falling into a dug
hole on the “Journey to Germany”.
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Striker Stern John has made a promise to step up his game for Trinidad
and Tobago in the 2006 World Cup qualifying series with a top notch
performance in Saturday’s match against Guatemala at the Mateo Flores
Stadium.
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Veteran midfielder Angus Eve continued his scoring form for Trinidad
and Tobago’ senior team when his 41st minute rocket shot turned out to
be the winning item for the “Warriors” in their 2-1 victory over
Atlanta Silverbacks at the Sunrise Hilton training pitch on Tuesday.
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With eight games to go after this one, the “Warriors” need to get into
the norm of picking points up. That’s what head coach Bertille St Clair
has ordered from his players when they take on Guatemala at the
Mateo Flores Stadium in Guatemala City from 8pm local time (10pm
T&T time) on Saturday.
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Trinidad and Tobago football coach Bertille St Clair is confident that
Trinidad and Tobago will qualify for the 2006 World Cup Finals in
Germany. He continues his exclusive interview today with Newsday
correspondent Andre E Baptiste which was broadcast on i95.5FM Radio.
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The Warriors left Trinidad and Tobago Sunday for Miami, USA, where they
will train for four days. While there, they were billed to play
Honduras in a friendly warm-up in Fort Lauderdale this week, before
leaving for Guatemala where they play the first of probably the two
most crucial games of their 2005 CONCACAF World Cup qualifying campaign.
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The absence of experienced Glasgow Rangers defender MArvin Andrews from
Saturday's World Cup qualifier against Guatemala should not be a major
worry for this country's senior footballers.
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Trinidad and Tobago football coach Bertille St Clair confesses to one
objective: Getting the national team to the World Cup Finals next year
in Germany. And he says he is receiving no help from his fellow coaches
who are critical of his efforts. Today he continues his exclusive
interview with Newsday correspondent ANDRE E BAPTISTE which was
recently broadcast on i95.5FM Radio.
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English-based striker Dwight Yorke was among the list of the Trinidad
and Tobago footballers checking in at the Sunrise Boulevard Hilton
Hotel in Ft Lauderdale, Miami on Sunday afternoon for the start of a
four-day training camp ahead of Saturday’s 2006 World Cup qualifier
against Guatemala.
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