National Senior Football team captain Dwight Yorke has admitted
that the Journey to Germany” may have become a bit more complex with
four remaining matches but insists that the Trinidad and Tobago
“Warriors” are far from packing it in as they now go in search of
either third or fourth place in the six-team standings.
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Elliot Phekoo has lived on Long Island for almost 25 years, but he
won't go a day without checking online for news about his beloved Soca
Warriors, the national soccer team of Trinidad and Tobago.
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US-based striker Scott Sealy says he’s pumped up for his reintroduction
into the National senior team for today’s 2006 World Cup qualifier
against the United States in Connecticut.
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Leo Beenhakker's 40 years of coaching experience has taught him that
anything is possible in soccer, even guiding Trinidad & Tobago to
the World Cup finals for the first time.
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Leo Beenhakker started the match day off on a bright note by leading
his team in a short walk around the Sheraton Hotel block as the
"Warriors" began pacing themselves for tonight's CONCACAF 2006 World
Cup qualifier against the United States.
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No longer is soccer the sole sport in which fans can witness players
from the same team compete against each other in a meaningful
international contest, but the literal world of soccer is still unique
in the importance, intensity and frequency of its international
competitions.
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Trinidad and Tobago’s senior team minus one player had two full
sessions at the Irving Robbins Middle School training ground under
chilly conditions on Monday leading up to Wednesday’s 2006 World Cup
qualifier against the USA.
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