Jamaican coach Wendell Downswell is hopeful that Trinidad and Tobago will brush aside its below par performance in the just concluded Digicel Caribbean Cup and step up to attain sufficient results in the remaining 2006 World Cup campaign to ensure that the region is represented at the Germany 2006 Finals.
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BEATEN BARBADOS have another battle with Trinidad and Tobago, but it will be in the Caribbean Football Unions (CFU) boardroom and not on the football field.
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Standing in line Tuesday morning at the United States Embassy, breaksing from some serious hot sun, it was very easy for simmering anti-American sentiment to come to the boil.
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Trinidad and Tobago midfielder David Nakhid was
given the all clear to appear in the final Digicel Caribbean Cup
fixture against Barbados following a successful appeal by the
management of the National Team on Thursday.
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Nigel Henry is the only replacement player likely to make it in time
for the wounded Warriors as T&T gets set to face Barbados in its
final Digicel Cup qualifying game.
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Midfielder David Nakhid expressed disappointment on the late decision
to suspend him from lining up for this country in their final Digicel
Caribbean Cup encounter against hosts Barbados last evening (Thursday).
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So we went down 2-1 against Jamaica in the first Digicel encounter. And what I am hearing from the coach is that the Soca Warriors happened to allow the Jamaicans two soft goals and will have to raise their game in the coming encounters against Cuba and Barbados if they wish to reach the Gold Cup finals.
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Noel "Sammy" Llewellyn represented Trinidad and Tobago on 45 occasions from 1972 to 1976, scoring 35 goals. Standing a mere five feet four inches, with a 130-lb body-weight, he was an incredible dribbler, noted for sheer speed and skill.
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