Back there I was wondering how the old Bertille St Clair, proud
no-nonsense Tobagonian that he is, would react to what I took to be a
diminution of his authority, all those former football high flyers put
to buttress him following, let's face it, Trinidad and Tobago's
dismally discouraging performances in the first round of the World Cup
qualifying examination.
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English-based goalkeeper Shaka Hislop believes that the appointment of
David Nakhid as senior team assistant coach has come at a most suitable
time and he expects that his involvement will be a critical one in
getting the “Soca Warriors” ready for the final round of the 2006
campaign.
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Trinidad and Tobago’s senior team continue training at the Hasely
Crawford Stadium on Monday ahead of Wednesday’s opening Digicel Cup
preliminary round encounter against Puerto Rico at the Marvin Lee
Stadium, Centre of Excellence.
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Former National captain David Nakhid has agreed to join the National
Senior Team as assistant coach to Bertille St Clair with immediate
effect.
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The meeting of this country’s football technical heads went for close
to three hours at the Dr Joao Havelange Centre of Excellence on
Saturday and was described as a success by Trinidad and Tobago Football
Federation technical director Lincoln Phillips.
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KERWYN “Hardest” Jemmott, a temperamental midfielder who was recently released by CL Financial San Juan Jabloteh, has now found favour with national football team’s head coach Bertille St Clair. According to sources close to the TT set-up, the 26-year-old Jemmott has been included in the Trinidad and Tobago team currently preparing for the Caribbean Zone Digicel Cup First Round Group “D” round-robin contest.
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National coach Bertille St Clair was back on the field again on Friday
with this country’s senior footballers getting ready for the upcoming
Digicel Cup preliminary round starting next Wednesday at the Marvin Lee
Stadium.
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What a great day Wednesday, November 17, was turning out to be. My
swimmers had a great workout. My doubles man on Cipriani Boulevard did
not sell out before I arrived. Ms Rovedas of Maria Regina primary
school gave my wife a glowing report about my daughter, Rebecca. My
column on Passion was published in the Sports Arena, following a faux
pas the previous Sunday.
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Despite the disappointing performance of the Trinidad and Tobago
football team in their 2-1 win over St Vincent and the Grenadines on
Wednesday, FIFA vice-president and T&T Football Federation special
adviser Austin Jack Warner is urging the national squad to play for
first place in the final round of CONCACAF qualifying matches for the
2006 World Cup.
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