Anyone who had the opportunity of looking at Cornell Glen play seven years ago would not have pictured him striking with Coventry City’s Stern John on the T&T senior football team today.
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Jose Luis Seabra is crazy about playing football for T&T. The
30-year-old Brazilian playmaker, affectionately called “Zair”, is now
eagerly awaiting word from immigration on whether or not he will be
granted permanent residence which would entitle him to play for the
country in the final round World Cup qualifiers, starting on February 9
against the United States.
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FIFA Vice-President Jack Warner divides his time between mainly, Zurich, New York, Guatemala City and Port of Spain and 153 other countries. We sat to chat at his Port of Spain CONCACAF offices early Friday morning.
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National coach Bertille St Clair will have the services of Scott Sealy
for the return second round Digicel Cup return match against British
Virgin Islands (BVI) on Sunday at Marvin Lee Stadium in Macoya,
Tunapuna.
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Trinidad and Tobago’s “Journey to Germany” received a major sponsorship boost as the Trinidad and Tobago Telecommunications Services of Trinidad and Tobago dialed in a $3.5 million deal over two years at a launch at the Queen’s Park Oval on Friday.
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The recent passing of the great Malvern and Trinidad footballer Carlton
"Putty" Lewis yesterday brought back cherished memories to two of his
contemporaries-his namesake Carlton "Squeaky" Hinds and Shay Seymour.
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QUITE A few individuals in the Caribbean have made the successful transition from sport to politics. Among the notable ones are 1964 Olympic silver medallist Wendell Mottley, netball queen Jean Pierre, all-rounder Marilyn Gordon, and cricketers Sir Learie Constantine, Wes Hall and Desmond Haynes. One name that could be added to the list in the future is national footballer Leslie “Tiger” Fitzpatrick, who recently made his Trinidad and Tobago debut during the first round of the Digicel Cup.
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Veteran midfielder Angus Eve has resumed training after a two-week
break and has been selected on an 18-man Trinidad and Tobago team to
face British Virgin Islands in the second round preliminary encounter
of the Digicel Caribbean Cup on Sunday.
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