Do you know that while on tour, the national senior footballers are
required to represent Trinidad and Tobago in a favourable fashion
everywhere they go? That is why, if you see Silvio Spann in downtown
Connecticut, he is in a Trinidad and Tobago Warriors kit.
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National Quarries North East Stars player Anthony Wolfe will travel on
Monday to join the Trinidad and Tobago squad in Connecticut as a
replacement for Brent Rahim.
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GLASGOW RANGERS have found a loophole which have allowed them to hold
on to Marvin Andrews, their Trinidad and Tobago defender, much longer
than the five-day FIFA stipulation for a club to release players to do
international duty with their national teams.
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T&T’s Strike Squad shot past a team of West Indies cricketers named
Real West Indies, winning 4-1 in a Hurricane Relief fund-raising
football charity match at the Ato Boldon Stadium in Couva on Saturday
night.
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National Senior Team captain Dwight Yorke showed no major effects of
fatigue nor jet lag following his 20 hour journey from Sydney to
Connecticut on Friday night as he met up with some members of the team
ahead of Wednesday’s 2006 World Cup qualifier against the United States.
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Trinidad and Tobago’s senior team will be forced to go into Wednesday's
2006 World Cup qualifier against United States without midfielder
Carlos Edwards after the midfielder pulled up again with his strained
thigh following Luton Town's 0-0 with Leeds United on Saturday.
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Upon their departure for Connecticut on Friday for next Wednesday’s
2006 CONCACAF World Cup qualifier against the United States, this
country’s Senior footballers will be off with some encouraging words
from a couple players who were instrumental in setting up a point when
the two countries clashed in a World Cup Qualifier in 1989.
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