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Football / Re: Men's U-20 Football Team Thread.
« on: February 27, 2024, 12:43:55 PM »What allyuh think about their chances
Commensurate with the preparation.
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What allyuh think about their chances
Since 2017 he's been trying to get a T&T passport.QuoteAnother possibly forced omission was Denmark-born central midfielder Marc Gangia, who had been trying to get a Trinidad and Tobago passport just before the team (TT U-20) left for a pre-tournament tour in Colombia.
Not really an impressive showing by either side, the good u20 sides play about twice as fast. Keep striving
I had a feeling they would do this to sabotage our football.. Create a problem where the incoming TTFA will have an issue to get rid of him and replace him with the right coach
The NC and Fifa strikes again
The best deserves to be separate ... watch and learn.https://www.youtube.com/v/KDGESBPKImw
Scoring at least 3 unanswered goals against the US is a tall order, especially since our identity has been defensive in all our games since GC. Should Eve stick to his guns and aim for a moral victory (0-0 or 1-0 win) and keep playing his style to build the chemistry with the focus on the single elimination game? Or go all out in attack to try for the 3+ goals to give ourselves a chance of qualifying now?
Preacher..
Is the ony one that brought up valid points in the mental approach to the US games...
We are now at the point where we cannot even compete with the usa 11 v 11.This is very worrisome.
I was proud of the effort considering it was mostly with 10 men. The US has millions more in population and billions more to spend on football and believe me they spend every cent towards development.
I met two men from North Carolina who started a non profit club and with donations and sponsorship built a training facility and stadium that beats every facility I’ve seen in Trinidad. Two random guys with an idea generated more funding than our government and local sponsors could. That’s the difference in how football is funded abroad vs home and you see it on the pitch.
Our players fought hard last night and the coach played with a plan that is commonly used around the world. It was 10 minutes short of being highly successful. Give the boys and coaches some credit.
I guess was just a matter of time, as was quite evident.
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It was a shit tackle, contact with ball or not. You on yellow, the attacker no where near your goal, shim he not even an attacker, he only in possession. Everyone of your players between he and the goal, you pelt blade ? Cheups, doh come back.
Quote: Trini, you wrong. We have looked bad. This isn’t bad. The boys are working hardagainst a very good US team and strategy. The question is, how long can they keep it up.
Working hard but unstructured ... as such, they're actually working harder than they should be
Totally agree seeker. The structure is a obvious reason why, every time our forward receive the ball, there is 3 players on him, and all passing lanes covered. They do that so well.
All that matters is the score, so they are doing well
Levi on the bench. Wonder why?
All this team have is ah structure there is no attempt to win d ball, even directly on top d box we just waiting for something to release d ball.......dangerous and when we get it d reaction is so slow that d US just easily get back into dey pressing shape