Acting Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation president Lennox Watson has assured that the local governing body will be present at today's national football consultation, which will be held from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Movie Towne, Port of Spain.
The open seminar allows enthusiasts the opportunity to add their contribution on the state of Trinidad and Tobago football. Coaches, analysts, fans and players will give their views on what went wrong with the 2014 World Cup qualifying campaign, the state of Trinidad and Tobago football, and the best way forward.
The idea of a consultation was forged by Sport Minister Anil Roberts in response to T&T's early exit from World Cup qualifying after the Soca Warriors were beaten 2-1 by Guyana in the first leg of a two-match series at Providence National Stadium on November 11.
Although Trinidad and Tobago won the return match 2-0 in Port of Spain on November 15, they finished a point behind Guyana (13 points), who advanced to the third round as the lone qualifier out of Caribbean Zone Group B.