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Takashi Mormito is a Japanese journalist covering the CONCACAF Gold Cup at Miami's Orange Bowl and also a big fan of Trinidad and Tobago's Silvio Spann, who plays his football in the Japanese First Division (which is below the J-League).
If Spann does anything at this Gold Cup, the Japanese public will know it.

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Scottish-based striker Collin Samuel could force his way into Leo Beenhakker’s start team for Trinidad and Tobago’s second 2005 CONCACAF Gold Cup encounter against Panama at the Orange Bowl Stadium from 7pm on Saturday.
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Trinidad and Tobago's Dutch coach Leo Beenhakker is optimistic about his team's chances against traditional rivals Honduras, in today's opening round of the 2005 CONCACAF Gold Cup.
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Well, it is Monday July 4...some will recognise this date as America's Independence Day but for me the big magician, and my son, the small magician, this date means we have just this one day to pack and organise ourselves to leave sweet T&T and head off to Miami to witness the CONCACAF Gold Cup.

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Trinidad and Tobago coach Leo Beenhakker admitted that his team was “out of rhythm” in Wednesday night’s 1-1 draw with Honduras in the 2005 CONCACAF Gold Cup fixture at the Orange Bowl.
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Trinidad and Tobago’s Senior Footballers will switch base to the Intercontinental Hotel, Miami from around midday on Monday as they close down preparations for Wednesday’s opening 2005 CONCACAF Gold Cup fixture against Honduras from 9pm at the Orange Bowl Stadium.
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  1. Q&A with Stern John
  2. Lightning and Punch for ‘Warriors’
  3. From 'Manzan' to Miami
  4. A Warrior's obsession
  5. Q&A with Carlos Edwards
  6. Permit worries hit Jason Scotland
  7. It's not what you can do for soccer, it's what soccer can do for you
  8. From Luton Town to Ft. Lauderdale
  9. Shaka excited about T&T return
  10. Birchall steps to Gold Cup call
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