Since taking charge of Trinidad and Tobago six months ago, former Real
Madrid, Ajax and Netherlands coach Leo Beenhakker has inspired the
island team to a magnificent turnaround in fortunes. Facing a
two-legged play-off against Bahrain in mid-November, the Dutchman is
confident of their chances of booking a first-ever spot at a FIFA World
Cup™ finals as he revealed in an interview with FIFAworldcup.com.
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The National Lotteries Control (NLCB) has decided to cash in on this
country’s Journey to Germany campaign and has offered a sponsorship
deal to the Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation worth $5 million
over the next five years.
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Otis Seaton was hired by Don Leo Beenhakker as the muscle. The Trinidad
and Tobago national football team coach needed a player with the energy
and courage to protect his back four and the street smarts to link up
with his more valued front-runners like Stern John, Dwight Yorke,
Russell Latapy and Carlos Edwards.
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FIFA has appointed Australian Referee Mark Shield to officiate this
country’s 2006 World Cup half slot playoff first leg against Bahrain at
the Hasely Crawford Stadium on November 12.
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The Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation and the Local Organising
Committee Germany 2006 wishes to state that contrary to rumors being
circulated, tickets for the November 12 2006 World Cup qualifying
playoff with Bahrain have not been sold out nor have they gone on sale.
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Trinidad and Tobago football fans anticipated a dramatic, hard-fought
contest laced with patriotic fervour as the national team moved within
three weeks of a possible place in the 2006 FIFA World Cup tournament
in Germany.
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West Ham United goalkeeper Shaka Hislop says he has no problems with
Bahrain scouting Trinidad and Tobago ahead of their 2006 World Cup half
slot playoff on November 12 and 16.
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National midfielder Russell Latapy has made a call for the Trinidad and
Tobago faithful to ignore the so called “psychological warfare”
surrounding the upcoming 2006 World Cup playoff with Bahrain and to
just let the football on the pitch do the talking for the “Warriors”.
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