Defender Ian Cox is keeping his feet on the ground over Trinidad and
Tobago's World Cup showdown with England - and insists his club form is
important.
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The Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation and the Local Organising
Committee 2006 has formed a partnership with Graphix Advantage Limited,
a Chaguanas-based company to produce and sell “Soca Warriors”
paraphernalia from January 2006.
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WITH just under six months to the start of Trinidad and Tobago’s
opening match in the World Cup against Sweden in Dortmund (known as the
Beer Capital of Germany), already there is a lot of tension and anxiety
in this country.
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Christmas for the Lawrence family in Morvant, the ghetto district of
the Trinidad capital, Port of Spain, will not be unlike the one their
absent son, Dennis, celebrates in Wrexham tomorrow. "It is no different
here to how it is back home," he explains, in a deep Caribbean voice
that contains just the slightest trace of a Welsh accent. "In Trinidad
we have the tree and the traditional dinner with all the family. We
just don't have the snow." Yet even with his wife Gloria, daughter
Celine and a moderate British winter for company, the 31-year-old would
be forgiven if he yearned for the comforts of home more than ever this
year.
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Now that the celebrations and euphoria have subsided somewhat,
following Trinidad and Tobago's historic qualification for the 2006
FIFA World Cup Finals in Germany and the subsequent draw for the
tournament, the serious question of preparation (both physical and
mental) now has to be addressed.
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President George Maxwell Richards has showered praise on former
national football coach Bertille St Clair for his input in the early
preparation of the Soca Warriors for next year's World Cup in Germany.
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EIGHT PERCENT of the capacity of each World Cup Football venue in
Germany is reserved for the fans of the competing teams through their
respective official supporters’ associations.
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Rumour has it that the real reason for Sir Trevor McDonald retiring
from his job as senior ITV news presenter in London last week was to
try and get a piece of the action as a member of the Trinidad and
Tobago contingent at the 2006 World Cup football finals.
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