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THE EDITOR: I read with some amusement two pieces in the Express of January 17 regarding the Digicel Cup return match between St Vincent and the Grenadines and Trinidad and Tobago in St Vincent on Sunday and comments from coach Bertille St Clair.
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National Football team captain Angus Eve and his teammates had their first session with technical consultant Graham Taylor at the Police Grounds in Antigua after the former England manager was invited by head coach Bertille St Clair to take charge of proceedings in the afternoon session.
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Trinidad and Tobago coach Bertille St Clair refused to make any excuses for his team’s 1-0 defeat to St Vincent and the Grenadines on Sunday but questioned the penalty call against T&T and the decision to play on a playing field which did not meet the requirements of the game.
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This country’s national senior team arrived in St Vincent and the Grenadines on Friday afternoon confident of shrugging off Wednesday’s 2-1 loss to Antigua and Barbuda with a more convincing performance in Sunday’s Digicel Caribbean Cup return leg with the hosts.
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  1. ‘Soca Warriors’ arrive in Antigua for training camp
  2. Good win but no room for complacency
  3. Still no Seabra but "Warriors" set for "Vincy battle
  4. St Clair. challenges “Warriors” to do better on Sunday
  5. St. Vincent clash shifted to Mannie Ramjohn this Sunday
  6. Gary Glasgow to return in Sunday’s SVG clash
  7. Local pros ready for the challenge
  8. Exchange of thanks at Soca Warriors training
  9. St. Clair hints at reduction of overseas pros
  10. All set for final hurdle
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