Football in the Caribbean will be exposed to the world by Jack Warner today in London, England. Warner will do so while delivering the opening presentation of the Fifa Global Conference aimed at ensuring the development and growth of the world’s most popular sport. It will take place at Chelsea Football Club starting today and will end on Wednesday and involve over 1,000 senior executives from five continents. “I was honored and humbled to have been selected to be part of this prestigious event,” said Warner when accepting the invitation to deliver the opening presentation back in April.
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TTFF coach local academy
The Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation (TTFF) recently conducted the newly formed ‘F’ License Coaching Course with 20 parents from the Waterloo Institute of Soccer Players (WISP) at the Waterloo Secondary School.
Phillips continues TTFF courses
The T&T Football Federation’s D License course will enter its final phase at the Laventille Sports Complex tomorrow. The three-day event started yesterday and is sponsored by the Ministry of Sport and Youth Affairs in conjunction with the Federation.
TTFF bill for debate soon
AN ACT for the Incorporation of the Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation (TTFF) will be tabled for debate after the 2009/2010 Budget is passed by the House of Representatives.
Warner: FPATT an organisation the TTFF does not recognise
Football legends pay tribute to Team manager the late Richard Abraham
Several of this country’s past footballers came out in their numbers to pay tribute to former national football team manager Richard Abraham and a man described as a friend of football by many.
TTFF reject minister’s request for 58 tickets
Jack knocks minister's request for tickets
A disappointed Chaguanas West MP Jack Warner yesterday chastised Sports Minister Gary Hunt, whom he said requested 172 tickets "for parliamentarians" for last night's football match, but did not include in this list a single Opposition MP (Opposition Leader Basdeo Panday included).
Warner threatens to quit all posts
Jack Warner is so confident that Sports Minister Gary Hunt cannot show proof of paying the salaries of the national team's technical staff for the last year that the Chaguanas West Member of Parliament has threatened to quit all his major posts.