Trinidad and Tobago head coach Leo Beenhakker has credited his players for a courageous performance and is firm on his belief that such displays will be transferred into winning results as the “Warriors” continue their journey to the Germany 2006 World Cup.
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Crewe keeper Clayton Ince has denied reports he has retired from
international football, writes Michael Baggaley. Ince, who is out of
contract at Crewe, is likely to begin talks on a two-year offer at the
Alexandra Stadium next week.
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Team skipper Dwight Yorke and his “Warriors” still had smiles on their
faces as they arrived at the Sheraton Hotel, Monterrey at around 1am
(12 midnight T&T time) following their flight from Port of Spain
via Miami and Dallas on Monday.
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There are varying reports surrounding the alleged resignation of TT
goalkeeper Clayton Ince from national team duties, following his
omission from Saturday’s 2-0 victory over Panama at the Hasely Crawford
Stadium.
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Avery John started and played in only one game in the current World Cup
qualifying campaign prior to last Saturday’s 2-0 win over Panama. But
having stuck it out for a courageous performance, he could well be a
fixture in the team after getting the thumbs up from coach Leo
Beenhakker. His only previous appearance was in a scrape through 2-1
win over St Vincent and the Grenadines last November.
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NATIONAL football team manager Bruce Aanensen said Saturday’s 2006
World Cup qualifier at the Hasely Crawford Stadium, Mucurapo, saw the
team performing better than in recent times.
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Trinidad and Tobago head coach Leo Beenhakker is not hiding from the
fact that Mexico is a stronger team than the “Warriors” but he is
sticking by his belief that Dwight Yorke and his teammates will by no
means be push overs in the Wednesday’s 2006 World Cup qualifying
encounter which kicks off at 7pm (8pm T&T time) at the Estadio
Universitario in Monterrey.
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NATIONAL football coach Leo Beenhakker lauded the efforts of his
players in Saturday’s 2-0 triumph over Panama in the CONCACAF World Cup
final round qualifier at the Hasely Crawford Stadium, Mucurapo. “When
you win you feel good,” said Beenhakker during the post-match news
conference. “I have to congratulate the players because we only had
five days together and we did a lot of preparation. “They showed this
afternoon that they’re playing like a real team and it’s a great result
for us because it means we’re still in the race for third place (in the
six-team group) at the moment,” Beenhakker continued.
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