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"Jack Warner for Prime Minister," the man said with a broad grin on his face, leading me to wonder what effect Trinidad and Tobago's World Cup qualification will have on the UNC's internal politics?
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Technical Director of the Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation Lincoln Philips says he firmly believes that the prowess of National Head Coach Leo Beenhakker will ensure that this country will have a well prepared team for the 2006 World Cup Finals and that the legacy of the recent success into next year’s final will live on for many years to come.
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DENNIS LAWRENCE likes leaving things late. With no sign of a professional contract by his mid-20s many would have given up on football in the hope of carving out a career that would guarantee a future beyond the next few years.
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The credit should be spread to many for nearly every team sporting success. But Leroy Spann is the primary father figure -- literally and symbolically -- of Trinidad and Tobago's first victorious World Cup qualifying campaign.
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  1. No official complaints on late arriving players
  2. Bahrainis fail to silence panmen
  3. More than a goal
  4. Gally: Dream finally realised
  5. A nation of Soca Warriors
  6. Dennis Lawrence: My amazing adventure
  7. Kenwyne Jones in dreamland
  8. Stern and pros still basking in World Cup glory
  9. Giving Jack his jacket
  10. Smile, Trinidad and Tobago
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