WREXHAM'S Dennis Lawrence - whose 49th minute goal for Trinidad against
Bahrain put the Caribbean nation through to next summer's World Cup
finals - has revealed he missed out on his team's immediate post-match
celebrations because of a random drugs test.
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Some of Trinidad and Tobago’s overseas-based footballers have
continued to revel in the success of qualifying for next year’s World
Cup Finals and have fittingly been the toast among their fans back at
their respective clubs over the past few days.
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A friend of mine and fellow football fanatic e-mailed me excitedly
after the game on Wednesday: "I never thought I would see the day...to
believe that we could scale the highest heights," he wrote, referring
to the Soca Warriors' historic win over Bahrain to secure a place at
next year's World Cup.
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I must confess that I was pleasantly, no, ecstatically, surprised when
the Dwight Yorke/Dennis Lawrence combination put Trinidad and Tobago into
the 2006 World Cup finals. In fact, as soon as that goal was headed
beautifully into the net, I switched off mentally, moved away from the
television set, saying: "We win!"
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Former National Coach and Technical Director, Brazilian Rene
Simoes has paid tribute to the “Soca Warriors” on their
qualification for the 2006 World Cup in Germany.
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To say that I have been overwhelmed by the popular reaction to Trinidad
and Tobago's football victory over Bahrain last Wednesday is to put it
mildly.
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IT IS 2.30 p.m. Friday and Dennis Lawrence has just returned to the
Crowne Plaza on Wrightson Road, Port of Spain. He needs to be at Piarco
International Airport at 3.30. His visit home following his return on
Thursday from Bahrain, where he scored the historic World Cup qualifier
goal for Trinidad and Tobago on Wednesday, securing this country a
place in Germany 2006, is over.
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