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Football / Re: Thread for the T&T vs Jamaica Game (18-Nov-2014)
« on: November 17, 2014, 07:54:22 AM »
sorry my bad its the 2015 edition they have been invited to
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Football / Re: Thread for the T&T vs Jamaica Game (18-Nov-2014)
« on: November 17, 2014, 07:49:35 AM »
The were invited in place of Japan
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Football / Re: Thread for the T&T vs Jamaica Game (18-Nov-2014)
« on: November 17, 2014, 07:48:27 AM »
I dont know if yall notice but even if we lose we will be in the Copa America cuz Jamaica has already been invited as a Guest Team for that competition
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Football / Re: Thread for the T&T vs Dominican Republic Game (8-Oct-2014)
« on: October 08, 2014, 06:08:04 PM »
plp the game is showing live on channel 14 on cable
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Football / Re: Ross Russell
« on: August 13, 2014, 10:09:49 AM »
He dint get a stroke jus was feeling sum pains on the left side of his chest so he is at the hospital precautionary
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Football / Brazilian Midfielder Kaka soon to join T&T Kevin Molino at Orlando
« on: June 19, 2014, 07:10:40 PM »
Sao Paulo president Carlos Miguel Aidar has told ESPN Brasil it is almost certain Kaka will return to the Brazilian club on loan this summer ahead of his expected MLS switch in 2015.
Sources close to the AC Milan midfielder told ESPN.com.br on Thursday that the 32-year-old has already reached an agreement with Orlando City but, as the club will not play in the MLS until March next year, he is expected to join Sao Paulo in the interim.
ESPN.com.br contacted Aidar for confirmation and he said: "I can't speak, I'm at Itaquera [for Uruguay's World Cup clash with England], but the deal is very close."
The two clubs are said to have a good relationship and, while it appears Orlando City may have to subsidise the Brazilian's wages during his time in Brazil if the loan is to proceed, an agreement between the player and Sao Paulo is in place and the deal now appears inevitable.
He is due to join Sao Paulo until the end of 2014 before linking up with the MLS side.
Earlier this month, Sao Paulo coach Muricy Ramalho told ESPN: "He's a fantastic player, but it's very difficult because the financial aspect counts a lot. Clubs here are in [financial] difficulty and that's weighing us down, but we have seen many times in football that impossible things do actually happen, so maybe that will also happen with Kaka."
Kaka returned to Milan last year after a spell with Real Madrid but, with the Rossoneri failing to qualify for the 2014-15 Champions League, he has the option to terminate his contract and walk away from the Serie A club.
Sources close to the AC Milan midfielder told ESPN.com.br on Thursday that the 32-year-old has already reached an agreement with Orlando City but, as the club will not play in the MLS until March next year, he is expected to join Sao Paulo in the interim.
ESPN.com.br contacted Aidar for confirmation and he said: "I can't speak, I'm at Itaquera [for Uruguay's World Cup clash with England], but the deal is very close."
The two clubs are said to have a good relationship and, while it appears Orlando City may have to subsidise the Brazilian's wages during his time in Brazil if the loan is to proceed, an agreement between the player and Sao Paulo is in place and the deal now appears inevitable.
He is due to join Sao Paulo until the end of 2014 before linking up with the MLS side.
Earlier this month, Sao Paulo coach Muricy Ramalho told ESPN: "He's a fantastic player, but it's very difficult because the financial aspect counts a lot. Clubs here are in [financial] difficulty and that's weighing us down, but we have seen many times in football that impossible things do actually happen, so maybe that will also happen with Kaka."
Kaka returned to Milan last year after a spell with Real Madrid but, with the Rossoneri failing to qualify for the 2014-15 Champions League, he has the option to terminate his contract and walk away from the Serie A club.
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Football / Re: Thread for the T&T vs Honduras Game (15-Jul-2013).
« on: July 15, 2013, 08:26:45 PM »
Bakr looking good boucaud u seeing te diff and fight and aggression Molino causing sum problems too we cld do it cld bring on Carlos for Roberts if we ain't score by 60 th
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Football / Re: Kordell Samuel joins Malaysian Premier League side, PDRM FA
« on: July 15, 2013, 12:00:00 PM »
thats prob Randi Patterson he use to play in USL
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Football / Re: Thread for the T&T vs Haiti Game (12-Jul-2013).
« on: July 12, 2013, 04:39:56 PM »
Plp rem the best two 3rd place teams out of the 3 groups also go tru
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Football / Re: Thread for the T&T vs Haiti Game (12-Jul-2013).
« on: July 09, 2013, 05:23:26 AM »
rem the two best 3rd place teams also go tru to nxt round eh
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Football / Re: Thread for the T&T vs El Salvador Game (8-Jul-2013).
« on: July 08, 2013, 04:39:42 PM »
LINE-UP
POS No Name
G
21 Jan Jan Williams
D
3 Joevin Jones
D
5 Carlyle Mitchell
D
11 Carlos Edwards
D
17 Justin Hoyte
M
8 Khaleem Hyland
M
16 Kevon Carter
M
18 Densill Theobald
M
19 Keon Daniel
M
20 Seon Power
F
9 Kenwyne Jones
POS No Name
G
21 Jan Jan Williams
D
3 Joevin Jones
D
5 Carlyle Mitchell
D
11 Carlos Edwards
D
17 Justin Hoyte
M
8 Khaleem Hyland
M
16 Kevon Carter
M
18 Densill Theobald
M
19 Keon Daniel
M
20 Seon Power
F
9 Kenwyne Jones
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Football / Re: Hyland back in Belgium.. missing the Gold Cup ?
« on: June 24, 2013, 08:33:05 AM »
Nope Hyland is here i saw him Fri taking in a fball game in Enterprise a league Clyde Leon running
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Football / Re: Thread for the T&T vs Romania Game (4-Jun-13).
« on: June 04, 2013, 01:40:14 PM »
i go to ask who the Num 8 he making decent passes i now see is Guerra he needs to start nxt game
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Football / Re: Any update on Jerrel Britto trials?
« on: May 31, 2013, 09:58:40 AM »
Britto was on the bench for the whole game in the Pro Bowl Finals for Connection vs NE
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Football / Re: Young talent: Seecharan, Garcia & Sam.
« on: April 09, 2013, 10:07:17 AM »
Na Wooling hve a slight injury shhh they prob take him along for the experience and prob he cld come on In the quarters
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Football / Re: Thread for the T&T vs Peru Game (26-Mar-2013).
« on: March 26, 2013, 07:55:24 PM »
Kenwyne on the bench Keon Edwards comes in for him Joevin Jones left wing Aubrey David left back
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Football / Darren Toby signs with VSI Tampa Bay FC
« on: March 18, 2013, 08:39:14 PM »
VSI Tampa Bay FC is pleased to announce the signings of Darren Toby and Andriy Budnyy to the 2013 USLPRO roster. Both players come to Tampa at the conclusion of an MISL season with the Syracuse Silver Knights. Toby and Budnyy bring a combined 13 years of professional experience.
Budnyy has proven himself as a goal-scorer globally. The Azusa Pacific product would make his mark as a pro in 2006 with the Charlotte Eagles, who would go on to be finalists in the USL Second Division. Budnyy returned to his homeland in 2006, playing initially for Arsenal Bila Tserkva and then for Obolon Kyiv. He was the top scorer for Obolon's reserves, in the Ukranian Second League in 2007-2008, with 20 goals.
Budnyy would then return to the United States to join the Carolina Railhawks, where he would go on to have six goals in 43 appearances over the 2009 and 2010 season. After being loaned to the Wilmington Hammerheads, Budnyy remained with Wilmington through the 2012 season where he would total 17 goals over 39 appearances.
“Andriy was one of my main targets as soon as I got the job," VSI coach Matt Weston said. "The quality he has at times belongs at a higher level and the way he plays will be perfect in my system. I am excited to bring another player into the roster who is hugely technical, imaginative and will excite the fans here in Tampa.”
Toby comes to VSI Tampa Bay FC after a five-year spell with the Charlotte Eagles. The College of Charleston graduate would sign on as a professional with the Charlotte Eagles for his rookie season in 2008. Weston is delighted to bring Toby onto the roster for the club’s inaugural season.
“Darren is a player we targeted early with what he brings to a team," Weston said. "His possession of the ball is outstanding. He sits in the middle of the park, breaks up play and keeps it simple and in our system that is exactly what we need from the base of midfield.”
The Trinidad and Tobago native appeared 64 times for the Eagles, where he would anchor the midfield with his defensive presence and calmness in possession. Toby earned USL Second Division All-League honors in 2010.
“Both players bring a tremendous amount of experience to our squad in this inaugural season," said Director of Soccer Clay Roberts. "Andriy brings a creative scoring threat up top immediately. He is a forward who constantly puts himself in good spaces, and has the technical ability to find the net. Darren provides a physical, yet calming presence in the midfield that allows the attacking front to take risks. His technical ability allows him to sit in supporting roles and help guide the speed of the game. I know both players are going to be huge assets to the squad as we near the start of the season.”
Look for both players to be in action for the remaining preseason games coming up this week against the University of Tampa on Thursday night at 7 p.m., and against the University of South Florida on Saturday night, kick-off set for 7 PM.
The USL PRO kicks off at the end of the month, and VSI Tampa Bay FC will open with a three-game trip that sees the club face expansion franchise Phoenix FC, the LA Blues and the Portland Timbers Reserves of Major League Soccer.
Budnyy has proven himself as a goal-scorer globally. The Azusa Pacific product would make his mark as a pro in 2006 with the Charlotte Eagles, who would go on to be finalists in the USL Second Division. Budnyy returned to his homeland in 2006, playing initially for Arsenal Bila Tserkva and then for Obolon Kyiv. He was the top scorer for Obolon's reserves, in the Ukranian Second League in 2007-2008, with 20 goals.
Budnyy would then return to the United States to join the Carolina Railhawks, where he would go on to have six goals in 43 appearances over the 2009 and 2010 season. After being loaned to the Wilmington Hammerheads, Budnyy remained with Wilmington through the 2012 season where he would total 17 goals over 39 appearances.
“Andriy was one of my main targets as soon as I got the job," VSI coach Matt Weston said. "The quality he has at times belongs at a higher level and the way he plays will be perfect in my system. I am excited to bring another player into the roster who is hugely technical, imaginative and will excite the fans here in Tampa.”
Toby comes to VSI Tampa Bay FC after a five-year spell with the Charlotte Eagles. The College of Charleston graduate would sign on as a professional with the Charlotte Eagles for his rookie season in 2008. Weston is delighted to bring Toby onto the roster for the club’s inaugural season.
“Darren is a player we targeted early with what he brings to a team," Weston said. "His possession of the ball is outstanding. He sits in the middle of the park, breaks up play and keeps it simple and in our system that is exactly what we need from the base of midfield.”
The Trinidad and Tobago native appeared 64 times for the Eagles, where he would anchor the midfield with his defensive presence and calmness in possession. Toby earned USL Second Division All-League honors in 2010.
“Both players bring a tremendous amount of experience to our squad in this inaugural season," said Director of Soccer Clay Roberts. "Andriy brings a creative scoring threat up top immediately. He is a forward who constantly puts himself in good spaces, and has the technical ability to find the net. Darren provides a physical, yet calming presence in the midfield that allows the attacking front to take risks. His technical ability allows him to sit in supporting roles and help guide the speed of the game. I know both players are going to be huge assets to the squad as we near the start of the season.”
Look for both players to be in action for the remaining preseason games coming up this week against the University of Tampa on Thursday night at 7 p.m., and against the University of South Florida on Saturday night, kick-off set for 7 PM.
The USL PRO kicks off at the end of the month, and VSI Tampa Bay FC will open with a three-game trip that sees the club face expansion franchise Phoenix FC, the LA Blues and the Portland Timbers Reserves of Major League Soccer.
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Football / Kevin Molino highlighted as player to watch USL 2013 season
« on: March 18, 2013, 08:23:28 PM »
USL PRO 2013: Players To Watch
Kalungi, Cuevas, Molino to play key roles for sides
USL PRO Season Preview
Monday, March 18, 2013
The USL PRO season begins this weekend, with new franchise Phoenix FC and the LA Blues set to start the season on Saturday night. To begin our countdown to kickoff, we take a look at the players who will play a key role for their clubs this season.
Antigua Barracuda FC – Molvin James, Goalkeeper: The young goalkeeper, who turns 24 in May, will be vital as the Barracudas aim to reach the playoffs for the first time. James had moments during Antigua & Barbuda’s World Cup Qualifying campaign last year that showed how good he can be when on his game, now achieving those levels of performance on a more consistent basis will be his aim.
Charleston Battery – Jose Cuevas, Midfielder: The 2012 USL PRO Rookie of the Year has already shown sharpness in the Battery’s preseason, scoring five goals in seven games so far. After scoring seven goals and adding four assists last summer, Cuevas spent some time with the Seattle Sounders this preseason before returning to Charleston. Another big season for the Battery would boost the club’s championship defense, and put him firmly on the radar of other MLS teams.
Charlotte Eagles – Drew Yates, Midfielder: After arriving from the Harrisburg City Islanders this offseason, the former Maryland standout will be expected to play a leadership role as the Eagles try to avoid the slow starts that have plagued them for the past two seasons. Yates made 21 appearances for the City Islanders a year ago, principally off the bench, and will want to make the most of his new surroundings.
Dayton Dutch Lions – Eli Garner, Forward: After starring at the USL PRO Combine in 2012, Garner had a solid rookie season in Dayton as he scored four goals and added three assists in league play. With the Dutch Lions showing progression as the season went on last year, Garner’s ability to increase his productivity in front of goal will be key as his side aims for a first playoff appearance.
Harrisburg City Islanders – Morgan Langley, Midfielder: The 23-year-old had a solid 2012 season, recording three goals and adding two assists, and will be expected to increase those totals this season. The City Islanders appear primed to have a potent attack again this season, and with the departure of Brian Ombiji, Langley could be pivotal in creating chances for the club’s front-runners.
LA Blues – George Davis IV, Forward: Davis had a standout rookie season with Dayton, scoring seven goals, but saw his production drop off as he split time between the Blues and Orlando City last season, recording just two assists in 19 games. The Blues struggled in front of goal a season ago, finding the back of the net just 26 times in 24 games, and will need a return of form from Davis if they are to get back into the playoffs.
Orlando City – Kevin Molino, Midfielder: The returning USL PRO Most Valuable Player didn’t put up big numbers for the Lions, recording seven assists and three goals, but the danger he provided down the flanks, and space that created elsewhere, helped Orlando average more than two goals per game in 2012. If Molino can improve his scoring touch, the Lions will be even more dangerous in front of goal than a season ago.
Phoenix FC Wolves – Darren Mackie, Forward: The former Aberdeen striker is expected to be the centerpiece of the Wolves’ attack in their inaugural season in USL PRO, bringing the experience of more than 300 games in the Scottish Premier League to the desert. How quickly Mackie and his teammates come together will determine whether they will be a playoff contender in their opening season.
Pittsburgh Riverhounds – Andrew Marshall, Defender: The veteran arrives in Pittsburgh with the aim of bolstering a defense that conceded 39 goals in 24 games a season ago. Marshall played 21 games a season ago for the City Islanders, recording the third-most minutes on the team, and his presence should help lighten goalkeeper Hunter Gilstrap’s workload this summer.
Richmond Kickers – Henry Kalungi, Defender: Kalungi had a good offseason, getting the opportunity to train with the Kickers’ new MLS affiliate D.C. United in February, and his performance will be crucial with the retirement of goalkeeper Ronnie Pascale. Richmond’s defense conceded only 27 goals in 24 games last summer, and should that form hold another place in the playoffs should follow.
Rochester Rhinos – Matt Luzunaris, Forward: After the Rhinos’ struggles in front of goal a season ago, they picked up one of USL PRO’s top strikers from 2012 in Luzunaris. The former Orlando City standout had nine goals and two assists in the regular season last summer, and certainly could achieve the same with the consistent service of 2012 assist champion J.C. Banks at his disposal.
VSI Tampa Bay FC – Tony Donatelli, Midfielder: After winning two championships in the past year, USL PRO with Charleston and the MISL with Baltimore, Donatelli is part of an experienced group that will lead VSI in its inaugural season. The 28-year-old veteran had three goals and four assists for the Battery last summer, and will aim to increase both of those totals this summer.
Wilmington Hammerheads – Cody Arnoux, Forward: After returning to Wilmington, where he starred in high school before attending Wake Forest, Arnoux scored one of the most spectacular goals of the USL PRO season last summer. That was, however, the only goal Arnoux tallied in his six appearances in 2012, and Wilmington will need greater productivity if it is to remain a playoff contender.
Kalungi, Cuevas, Molino to play key roles for sides
USL PRO Season Preview
Monday, March 18, 2013
The USL PRO season begins this weekend, with new franchise Phoenix FC and the LA Blues set to start the season on Saturday night. To begin our countdown to kickoff, we take a look at the players who will play a key role for their clubs this season.
Antigua Barracuda FC – Molvin James, Goalkeeper: The young goalkeeper, who turns 24 in May, will be vital as the Barracudas aim to reach the playoffs for the first time. James had moments during Antigua & Barbuda’s World Cup Qualifying campaign last year that showed how good he can be when on his game, now achieving those levels of performance on a more consistent basis will be his aim.
Charleston Battery – Jose Cuevas, Midfielder: The 2012 USL PRO Rookie of the Year has already shown sharpness in the Battery’s preseason, scoring five goals in seven games so far. After scoring seven goals and adding four assists last summer, Cuevas spent some time with the Seattle Sounders this preseason before returning to Charleston. Another big season for the Battery would boost the club’s championship defense, and put him firmly on the radar of other MLS teams.
Charlotte Eagles – Drew Yates, Midfielder: After arriving from the Harrisburg City Islanders this offseason, the former Maryland standout will be expected to play a leadership role as the Eagles try to avoid the slow starts that have plagued them for the past two seasons. Yates made 21 appearances for the City Islanders a year ago, principally off the bench, and will want to make the most of his new surroundings.
Dayton Dutch Lions – Eli Garner, Forward: After starring at the USL PRO Combine in 2012, Garner had a solid rookie season in Dayton as he scored four goals and added three assists in league play. With the Dutch Lions showing progression as the season went on last year, Garner’s ability to increase his productivity in front of goal will be key as his side aims for a first playoff appearance.
Harrisburg City Islanders – Morgan Langley, Midfielder: The 23-year-old had a solid 2012 season, recording three goals and adding two assists, and will be expected to increase those totals this season. The City Islanders appear primed to have a potent attack again this season, and with the departure of Brian Ombiji, Langley could be pivotal in creating chances for the club’s front-runners.
LA Blues – George Davis IV, Forward: Davis had a standout rookie season with Dayton, scoring seven goals, but saw his production drop off as he split time between the Blues and Orlando City last season, recording just two assists in 19 games. The Blues struggled in front of goal a season ago, finding the back of the net just 26 times in 24 games, and will need a return of form from Davis if they are to get back into the playoffs.
Orlando City – Kevin Molino, Midfielder: The returning USL PRO Most Valuable Player didn’t put up big numbers for the Lions, recording seven assists and three goals, but the danger he provided down the flanks, and space that created elsewhere, helped Orlando average more than two goals per game in 2012. If Molino can improve his scoring touch, the Lions will be even more dangerous in front of goal than a season ago.
Phoenix FC Wolves – Darren Mackie, Forward: The former Aberdeen striker is expected to be the centerpiece of the Wolves’ attack in their inaugural season in USL PRO, bringing the experience of more than 300 games in the Scottish Premier League to the desert. How quickly Mackie and his teammates come together will determine whether they will be a playoff contender in their opening season.
Pittsburgh Riverhounds – Andrew Marshall, Defender: The veteran arrives in Pittsburgh with the aim of bolstering a defense that conceded 39 goals in 24 games a season ago. Marshall played 21 games a season ago for the City Islanders, recording the third-most minutes on the team, and his presence should help lighten goalkeeper Hunter Gilstrap’s workload this summer.
Richmond Kickers – Henry Kalungi, Defender: Kalungi had a good offseason, getting the opportunity to train with the Kickers’ new MLS affiliate D.C. United in February, and his performance will be crucial with the retirement of goalkeeper Ronnie Pascale. Richmond’s defense conceded only 27 goals in 24 games last summer, and should that form hold another place in the playoffs should follow.
Rochester Rhinos – Matt Luzunaris, Forward: After the Rhinos’ struggles in front of goal a season ago, they picked up one of USL PRO’s top strikers from 2012 in Luzunaris. The former Orlando City standout had nine goals and two assists in the regular season last summer, and certainly could achieve the same with the consistent service of 2012 assist champion J.C. Banks at his disposal.
VSI Tampa Bay FC – Tony Donatelli, Midfielder: After winning two championships in the past year, USL PRO with Charleston and the MISL with Baltimore, Donatelli is part of an experienced group that will lead VSI in its inaugural season. The 28-year-old veteran had three goals and four assists for the Battery last summer, and will aim to increase both of those totals this summer.
Wilmington Hammerheads – Cody Arnoux, Forward: After returning to Wilmington, where he starred in high school before attending Wake Forest, Arnoux scored one of the most spectacular goals of the USL PRO season last summer. That was, however, the only goal Arnoux tallied in his six appearances in 2012, and Wilmington will need greater productivity if it is to remain a playoff contender.
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Football / Re: Gold Cup 2013 Preparations and Meet up
« on: March 13, 2013, 08:39:17 AM »
nice group we have a chance to make it out the group
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Football / Re: Central FC trying to sign some big name players this week.
« on: September 26, 2012, 06:51:35 AM »
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Football / Re: Central FC joins the T&T Pro League
« on: September 09, 2012, 06:13:00 AM »
Link me if yall want a Public Relations/ Marketing personnel
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Football / Re: Wired868 previews 2012/13 Pro League season
« on: September 06, 2012, 12:35:42 PM »
CANT LIGHT IT UP WITH NO SERVICE
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Football / Re: Wired868 previews 2012/13 Pro League season
« on: September 06, 2012, 08:11:34 AM »
Good luck Central FC we have a team to back in Chaguanas now but Defence Force taking it back this yr Jorslyn and Shaka goin and light up the Pro League
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Football / Re: Official 2012/2013 Transfers/Rumours thread.
« on: August 15, 2012, 06:03:14 PM »
Persie say he wnt to win but y he gone Man U THO 
City still gonna take it 
City still gonna take it
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Football / Re: Plaza on target in Sai Gon
« on: July 06, 2012, 06:14:39 PM »
Plaza been playing for Jab and always up there on the Scoring Chart which TT Football u following EFA
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Football / Re: Thread for the T&T U-23 vs Honduras U-23 Game (03-27-2012).
« on: March 27, 2012, 07:31:27 PM »
i find beteau rel shitty
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Football / Re: Thread for the T&T U-23 vs Honduras U-23 Game (03-27-2012).
« on: March 26, 2012, 09:33:35 AM »
if we cld beat honduras most likely we go face canada in the semis and usa go face mexico cuz canada shld beat cuba and top the group