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Football / Re: Spare a thought for Guatemala
« on: October 13, 2005, 03:17:47 PM »
try again next time Guatemala. it was either you or us.
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Football / Re: Will Beenie's Contract Be Extended?
« on: October 12, 2005, 09:21:11 PM »
i say yes, even if we have to pass de collection bin around socawarriors.net.
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Football / Re: World Cup tickets sell out
« on: October 12, 2005, 08:24:28 PM »
i think de first set available to the general public sell out. as nations qualify, their national associations get allocations. and i think more become available after the draw?
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Football / Re: Thread for the TRI v MEX Game.
« on: October 12, 2005, 08:13:29 PM »
thank you Jesus,
Beenie, Stern & Blacks for the second goal
Beenie, Stern & Blacks for the second goal
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Football / Re: Thread for the TRI v MEX Game.
« on: October 12, 2005, 07:29:02 PM »
Stern score with he left foot for Blacks!!!
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Football / Re: Thread for the TRI v MEX Game.
« on: October 12, 2005, 06:56:01 PM »
fella T&T knock ah good half.. forget bout selwyn melville
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Football / Re: Bahrain - Uzbekistan just kick off
« on: October 12, 2005, 03:28:23 PM »True... Uzbek would be an "easier" opponent than Bahrain...
But when ur playin a play off for a spot in the most elite competition... no team iz gonna roll over!
After we dispose of Mexico, bring on any one of those bitchez!
That Bitch look lke it gonna be Bahrain...
Yeah, but Bahrain have money so them fellas coming to camp in T&T from tomorrow. Uzbeki might have had to come by boat. But, say wha, Bahrain it is.
LOL
Uzbek woulda be cold and Bahrain hot like hell..
well any way yuh take it we have a long ass flight for the away leg.
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Football / Re: Ticket done buy....The Waggonists cyar bother meh.
« on: October 10, 2005, 09:20:20 PM »Watch meh the woman is a LOCAL.........its just she suffering from not accustommed.
It come like you go by the doubles man and ask for a knife and fork!
Also the culture of Trinidad does not permit a system with number to work even if it was implemented.
Tell me I lie........all of alyuh who went and watch the USA match with numbered tickets, alyuh actually sit in the seat? I sure alyuh run some Yankee and disregard that completely.
Lastly even if the stadium did have numbered seats.........they ent have enough police or ushers to IMPLEMENT the seating arrangements, especially for a WC game.
I understood the womans plight......yes its unfortunate the Stadium doe have this implemented but OH GORM!!!!!!!!!!
If yuh ever went to the Stadium in life yuh would know the seating plan.
Lastly the tickets do have numbers on them...I have ticket #229.
boy Damina yuh talk de truth dere yes. at dat USA game, i doh think half de riddim section had tickets for that area nah. everybody was ram up and de white people just standing dere looking meek.
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Football / Re: Wome asked to take penalty, says Eto'o
« on: October 10, 2005, 08:57:11 PM »boi he might end up worse, dem cameroon does move differnt, dem dont shoot man dey does stone yuh.
or make a trip to de witch doctor and put a curse on yuh gun...
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Football / Re: im off to KFC...3 pc spicy wit fries...and meh kiss meh ass WQC ticket..
« on: October 10, 2005, 11:29:23 AM »"Did KFC recently move to Trinidad? Seems to be very popular with Trinis."
Funny thing is that whil in Kingston, I had more fast food options than I now do in Norwalk, CT where I work. On knustford Boulevard in Kingston, all the fast food restaurants were located pretty much on the same street:
Kenny Rogers
Popeyes
Wendys
Burger King
MacDonalds
KFC
And then you had the local restuarant called Jamrock, but my favorite place to eat lunch was Island Grill, who now open up a restauarant somewhere in Fla. Trini perhaps have sampled the food at Jamrock and Island Grill. And yeah, teh KFC and Popeye chicken tsate much better in Ja than the ones here. Must be teh chickens.
yeah Island Grill is boss...
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Football / Re: Thread for the TRI v PAN Game.
« on: October 08, 2005, 07:46:00 PM »i watching it live Mexico equalize
and dey pressing
these men real annoying
"if i was coach i woulda do this.."
"i woulda do that..."
i doh want to hear ken butcher and edgar vidale coaching tips... what a waste. man coughing up on the air. what kinda jokeyness.
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Football / Re: "Debacle highlights MLS' need to grow up" - True or False
« on: October 06, 2005, 09:47:31 AM »
boy talk about a scathing attack...
while the man have some valid points about the marketing of the MLS, they have come a long way since they started. while some of the games aren't exactly Champions League level, they can be entertaining stuff.
these big European Leagues around for decades in an footballing environment. the author needs to be realistic about how fast the MLS can grow especially in a country where the US WC qualification barely make it into the papers.
i doh know much about how the MLS run, but as KND say, marketing to the youths and family and bringing in teams like Chivas is a great way to grow the MLS brand. i referee on a weekend for a youth club, and the organisation and skills of some of these teams in impressive. football not in danger of dying out in the US anytime soon.
while the man have some valid points about the marketing of the MLS, they have come a long way since they started. while some of the games aren't exactly Champions League level, they can be entertaining stuff.
these big European Leagues around for decades in an footballing environment. the author needs to be realistic about how fast the MLS can grow especially in a country where the US WC qualification barely make it into the papers.
i doh know much about how the MLS run, but as KND say, marketing to the youths and family and bringing in teams like Chivas is a great way to grow the MLS brand. i referee on a weekend for a youth club, and the organisation and skills of some of these teams in impressive. football not in danger of dying out in the US anytime soon.
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Football / Re: Fatima upset 'Compre' in SSFL
« on: September 13, 2005, 08:39:45 AM »Kicker
Reggie ent have the white station wagon no more...he upgrade to a foreign used someting.
Also he move to a new spot, he have a nice tent and in the real estate area where TACO Woman used to be!
so Skinner parents finally wrap up the Taco stand and move on? ah wonder if dey took it outside FIU while he was running over there?
boy reggie still out there? yuh figure if the man out there that long Fatima should allow him to put up a more permanent structure, or at least give him a corner in the cafeteria.
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Football / Uzbek & Bahrain Game Null & Void
« on: September 06, 2005, 08:43:26 AM »
FIFA real jokey yes. Imagine Uzbekistan win the game, get rob a penalty opportunity to win by more, and then FIFA turn around and nullify the game because the ref mess up the penalty.Â
This of course has implications for the 4th place CONCACAF team.
http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/story?id=341697&cc=5901
Uzbekistan and Bahrain to play it again
TOKYO, Sept 6 (Reuters) - FIFA have declared the result of Saturday's Asian World Cup qualifying play-off between Uzbekistan and Bahrain void and ordered a replay following a refereeing blunder.
Soccer's governing body ruled on Tuesday that Japanese referee Toshimitsu Yoshida made a 'technical error' in disallowing an Uzbekistan penalty and then awarding Bahrain a free kick instead of ordering it to be retaken.
Uzbekistan's 1-0 home victory has been wiped out and Wednesday's second leg in Bahrain has been postponed. The tie will instead be played on October 8 and 12.
'Taking into consideration that the referee...had indeed committed a technical error, as a consequence, the match needed to be replayed,' FIFA said in a statement.
Yoshida waved off Server Djeparov's 39th-minute penalty in Tashkent and gave Bahrain an indirect free kick after spotting an infringement.
'In such a situation, the laws of the game require the referee to order the penalty kick to be retaken,' said FIFA.
The decision was approved by Lennart Johansson, chairman of the 2006 World Cup organising committee.
Uzbekistan, however, are still unhappy with the verdict after FIFA rejected their request to be awarded a 3-0 win.
'NOT FAIR'
'Obviously it is not fair for us to replay the whole game after winning 1-0 and then being robbed of a successful penalty,' Uzbekistan Football Federation (UFF) spokesman Sanjar Rizayev said.
Rizayev added that UFF officials would attend the FIFA congress in Morocco on September 10 and lobby for the game to be restarted from the penalty incident with Uzbekistan 1-0 up.
'Since FIFA did not award us a 3-0 win as we demanded, we ask for the first leg to be replayed starting in the 38th minute with that penalty being retaken,' he said.
Yoshida refused to elaborate on his decision after the match and remained tightlipped about the row on Tuesday.
'At the moment, I'm not in a position to make a direct comment on it,' Yoshida told Reuters. 'I have not been contacted by the Japan Football Association so it would be wrong to say anything.'
The winners of the tie will play the fourth-placed team from the CONCACAF region over two legs for a place at next year's World Cup in Germany.
Japan, South Korea, Iran and Saudi Arabia have already secured the four automatic Asian spots.
This of course has implications for the 4th place CONCACAF team.
http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/story?id=341697&cc=5901
Uzbekistan and Bahrain to play it again
TOKYO, Sept 6 (Reuters) - FIFA have declared the result of Saturday's Asian World Cup qualifying play-off between Uzbekistan and Bahrain void and ordered a replay following a refereeing blunder.
Soccer's governing body ruled on Tuesday that Japanese referee Toshimitsu Yoshida made a 'technical error' in disallowing an Uzbekistan penalty and then awarding Bahrain a free kick instead of ordering it to be retaken.
Uzbekistan's 1-0 home victory has been wiped out and Wednesday's second leg in Bahrain has been postponed. The tie will instead be played on October 8 and 12.
'Taking into consideration that the referee...had indeed committed a technical error, as a consequence, the match needed to be replayed,' FIFA said in a statement.
Yoshida waved off Server Djeparov's 39th-minute penalty in Tashkent and gave Bahrain an indirect free kick after spotting an infringement.
'In such a situation, the laws of the game require the referee to order the penalty kick to be retaken,' said FIFA.
The decision was approved by Lennart Johansson, chairman of the 2006 World Cup organising committee.
Uzbekistan, however, are still unhappy with the verdict after FIFA rejected their request to be awarded a 3-0 win.
'NOT FAIR'
'Obviously it is not fair for us to replay the whole game after winning 1-0 and then being robbed of a successful penalty,' Uzbekistan Football Federation (UFF) spokesman Sanjar Rizayev said.
Rizayev added that UFF officials would attend the FIFA congress in Morocco on September 10 and lobby for the game to be restarted from the penalty incident with Uzbekistan 1-0 up.
'Since FIFA did not award us a 3-0 win as we demanded, we ask for the first leg to be replayed starting in the 38th minute with that penalty being retaken,' he said.
Yoshida refused to elaborate on his decision after the match and remained tightlipped about the row on Tuesday.
'At the moment, I'm not in a position to make a direct comment on it,' Yoshida told Reuters. 'I have not been contacted by the Japan Football Association so it would be wrong to say anything.'
The winners of the tie will play the fourth-placed team from the CONCACAF region over two legs for a place at next year's World Cup in Germany.
Japan, South Korea, Iran and Saudi Arabia have already secured the four automatic Asian spots.
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Football / Re: how many ppl allyuh tink was in d stadium?
« on: September 03, 2005, 08:42:55 PM »
waaay sound like the stadium was ram out...
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Football / Re: Check this out
« on: September 03, 2005, 08:40:47 PM »
steups, i say is highlights from the T&T - Guat game yes.... 
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Football / Re: Thread For T&T vs Colombia.
« on: July 12, 2005, 03:51:05 PM »
is it half time yet?
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Football / Re: Thread For T&T vs Colombia.
« on: July 12, 2005, 03:47:07 PM »Jack pull some saves, but he will get ketch with dem butter fingers
yeah as we know from history, the good form will not last 90 minutes. WTF going on with these men?
this is the quote from goldcup website:
38 min » Colombia keeps missing good chances.
33 min » Trinidad and Tobago seems content with the partial result of the game. They have not produce a single attack on the Colombian box.
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Football / Re: Thread For T&T vs Colombia.
« on: July 12, 2005, 03:22:36 PM »
the commentary on goldcup.org says Cocalombia putting the pressure on T&T.
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Football / Re: Thread For T&T vs Colombia.
« on: July 12, 2005, 02:56:20 PM »I'm seeing this starting eleven on the Gold Cup website. Tell me my eyes are fooling me please. Tell me the names Cyd Gray and Stern John are appearing there as a figment of my imagination
Marvin Andrews
Christopher Birchall
Cyd Gray
Kelvin Jack
Emery John
Stern John
Dennis Lawrence
Colin Samuel
Jason Scotland
Silvio Spann
Densill Theobald
you are right. i even went to goldcup.org mehself to confirm.
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Football / Re: Scouting report / Preparing for Mexico
« on: June 05, 2005, 02:32:06 PM »
that article on the xenophobia in Mexico is something else.
Mexicans discriminating against foreigners and want to deny them work... the IRONY
Mexicans discriminating against foreigners and want to deny them work... the IRONY