National coach Bertille St Clair was finally able to smile over the
performance of United States-based striker Cornell Glen, but has warned
that the "Soca Warriors" need to be more clinical in their finishing on
goal.
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Bertille St Clair believes no one in the local media likes him because
he comes from Tobago. Why? Only Bertille knows. Every interview with
national senior coach St Clair is like an ensuing battle and he's
usually the one that fires the first shot.
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It's going to be a long year for the national football team and their
die-hard supporters in 2005. Instead of relishing the thought of ten
home and away games against the best in the CONCACAF region and the
prospect of Trinidad and Tobago making it to the 2006 World Cup in
Germany, I am dreading the final qualification campaign and I'm sure
I'm not the only one.
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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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Since everyone, Alvin Corneal, Lincoln "Tiger" Phillips and others in
football have been brought together to offer suggestions to build the
T&T national football team, I have also decided to offer my
suggestions that hopefully could assist in building a better T&T
national soccer team:
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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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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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