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Football / Re: Thread for the T&T vs Dominican Republic Game (11-Dec-2012)

« on: December 11, 2012, 02:13:06 PM »

What time is kick off?


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Football / Anybody know about this alleged stabbing incident?

« on: July 30, 2012, 05:02:09 AM »

This should not be happening at football matches.

A doubleheader was carded for the Couva Recreation Ground last Friday, but the second scheduled game between St Mary’s United and Cap Off Youths FC was abandoned due to an alleged stabbing incident.

Does anyone know about the game that was blown off between valtrin united and joe public?


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Football / Re: Thread for the T&T vs Canada Game (15-Aug-2012)

« on: July 22, 2012, 07:08:15 AM »

The game between canada and t&t should be played in toronto.There is a big T&T population in toronto,therefore crowd support should not be a problem. Canada will get support too. I believe they coulda sell this game out in toronto. What all yuh think?


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It may be a Trinidad "home" game.it cheaper and easier to fly to Florida than Canada

The game between canada and t&t should be played in toronto.There is a big T&T population in toronto,therefore crowd support should not be a problem. Canada will get support too. I believe they coulda sell this game out in toronto. What all yuh think?


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It may be a Trinidad "home" game.it cheaper and easier to fly to Florida than Canada

Alright that may be true but playing in Canada would have been a good option to. That would be an away game and they would have to foot the bill for travel and accommodation. Anthony Harford says if we were to play in T&T we would have to fit the bill for our opponents expenses. The game would have sold out because it is a long time, 12 years i think since we last played a game in Canada. We would have got our share of the gates for a game like this in Toronto. A win win situation for everyone.

The link below is from a world cup qualifier played in Edmonton.There was a crowd of 25,000 to watch a match in Edmonton of all places.
http://www.fifa.com/worldcup/archive/edition=4395/preliminaries/preliminary=3881/matches/match=20294/report.html

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There will be no cover charge and as such fans of the national team can attend the game and show their support,” Harford told TTFF Media.

“The difference in cost for renting the stadium with gates included as opposed to without is quite significant and we thought it would make sense to make the sacrifice.

Our national team needs the match practice at this time and we are striving to ensure we get in as much games as possible as we look further down the road. Hopefully the time will come when we can reap any possible profits.

“At this time it is simply too costly for the TTFF to stage any matches in Trinidad because of what it takes to fly teams into the country and also fit the bill for their accommodation etc.

It makes better sense to either play the matches at venues such as the one in Fort Lauderdale where it’s easier for teams to assemble or elsewhere depending on the match arrangements made by the host country,” Harford said.

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Football / play the game in toronto

« on: July 21, 2012, 03:21:44 PM »

The game between canada and t&t should be played in toronto.There is a big T&T population in toronto,therefore crowd support should not be a problem. Canada will get support too. I believe they coulda sell this game out in toronto. What all yuh think?


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Football / Re: Players I expected big from but never live up.

« on: June 21, 2012, 07:48:54 AM »

Saba was a borse player for st francois nationals.
Ivan Sampson was getting a contract with queens park rangers until he start to ask for money. That was the end of that.

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Football / Re: Two pioneering black players' opposite views on Platini's comments

« on: June 14, 2012, 07:52:00 AM »

Ghana beg Balotelli to play for them and he didn't want to beacause of his parents. So he doh like black people. The thing is everybody racist black ,white ,chinese ect.


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Football / Re: Two pioneering black players' opposite views on Platini's comments

« on: June 14, 2012, 07:49:22 AM »

What's going on here in Euro 2012 has to be taken seriously,imagine supporters scared of going to games i could just imagine how players are feeling out there on the field,how could a player concentrate on his game when any minuite something dangerous can happen.

We reach boy,this is what modern day Football has come too,the game we once called "the beautifull game".the thing is if something drastic isn't done about this situation it will get worse,players have to protect themselves one way or the other and if it means walking of the field so be it,ah mean they start attcking security officials now, expect to here violence against teams etc next.

Some people are complaining about Russia and i totally agree the WC should not be given to them, but there was a period of time when England was going through that same faze and they hosted a WC so i understand where Barnes coming from,there supporters create problems where ever they go. 

You're 30 years too late. In the 80's in England you couldn't wear a football jersey to a game for fear of getting beaten. Supporters used to throw darts at opposing fans and made their own chinese stars (can't remember the proper name for them) to throw across the pitch. Players were hit with GLASS bottles and coins. Thats when the fences went up. Then after Heysel and Hilsborough the terraces were removed and the all seater stadium was introduced. But in 1966 when England hosted the World Cup, I don't recall crowd violence. I also believe Euro 96 was fairly trouble free.

Football is relatively peaceful now, aside from Eastern Europe. Turkey had its problems along with Italy, but they both seem relatively calm these days. It appears that Euro 2012 was staged in the last outposts of the hooligan.

The worst hooligans right now are in egypt. Yuh remember the match in port said.

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Football / Re: T&TEC FC

« on: December 06, 2011, 11:15:54 AM »

Good question....who is T&TEC sponsor 

The government. Whoelse?


Where can I get an official T&TEC replica ? and who is they sponsor ?
South run things.

North has dried up !!!!

I eh to sure about south running  things although it is good to see a second team from south in the proleague. It is a good move to move the team to Sando because Connection is the  only proteam in south. This team could have well played up north,  the way football teams does appear and disappear nowadys. Would be nice to see Point and Palo Seco come back in the league. Also Tobago. What does confuse me is Central. Central claim to be the biggest demographics. They have a world class stadium. But no serious effort to have a team, Not even in the super league. That does drive me crazy.

W connection is from savonetta, which is in central next to california. Eagles united is from central and they play in the super league.

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Football / Re: Fenwick says no racism in Pro League.

« on: November 25, 2011, 08:47:30 AM »

Technically being called a white c*nt (or black c*nt for that matter) is not racist... The offensive part about that is being called a c*nt.

The fact that being called a black c*nt would widely be considered racist tells says alot. 

Racism is alot deeper than mere words or insults involving a skin color reference. 

I agree with yuh kicker.When i said that people jump on my case. I was writing about the incident between John Terry and Anton Ferdinand.


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Football / Re: T&T U-23s Final Round Olympic Qualifiers Thread

« on: November 22, 2011, 08:52:26 AM »

No need to cuss meh out. I didn't realise what atg stands for.

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Football / Re: T&T U-23s Final Round Olympic Qualifiers Thread

« on: November 21, 2011, 09:52:15 AM »

Who is all saint's united/atg? Glenroy Samuel is listed as playing with them.


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Football / Re: Who was better? Kevin Moze or Sean De Silva?

« on: November 01, 2011, 10:15:12 AM »

Kevin Moze could have made it as a professional if he wanted to. In fact all of the Moze brothers had the potential to become professional footballers if they wanted to. Kevin Moze is now  a doctor living in the UK.
He said his first love was to study medicine and become a doctor.

Kevin Moze has attended the Warrior nation sweat as well on a few occasions. I don't think he even take a sweat with any side. Some people does fall out of love for the game. His family are passionate books people. They put books in front of sports and the children did the same thing.

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Football / Re: Race row deepens for Terry as three QPR players give evidence backing Ferdinand

« on: October 31, 2011, 11:55:23 AM »

What is wrong with a theoretical and generalized post?


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Well in the real world every situation/scenario is different...

e.g. How does the "some people only want to be black when it suits dem" apply to A. Ferdinand?   

I hear yuh kicker! Black people will always feel the effects of racism more than white people because of history and the way that black people have been treated and continue to be treated by the white man.

Bob Marley said ''until the colour of a man skin is of no more significance than the colour of his eyes me say war.''

What about black people like Ian Wright then. He was saying that not enough black managers are making it in the English game but then again he was being racist to a nigerian.


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Football / Re: Race row deepens for Terry as three QPR players give evidence backing Ferdinand

« on: October 31, 2011, 10:44:54 AM »

I see where you are coming from kicker. Anyway what i was trying to say is that Anton Ferdinand is a mixed race half black/half white fella and not really black.

I understand that if a fella feel he is black or white for that matter is up to him.

I can bet yuh if a black player call him a white so and so, he ain't go feel no way, trust me i does live in London and i understand dem fellas mentality.

Ian Wright call a Nigerian parking warden a monkey and the traffic warden call him a white man.
A lot of black people in foreign don't care about being black no more. Money is the new race. That means inheriting an inferiority complex with it.
Imagine that a black man calling another black man a monkey. This is the same Ian wright that diss Brent Sancho about his Dreadlocks when Peter Crouch pulled his locks in the world cup

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-491245/Ex-footballer-Ian-Wright-race-row-African-traffic-warden.html
Look the video here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KPTwKhv4wGU

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Football / Re: Race row deepens for Terry as three QPR players give evidence backing Ferdinand

« on: October 31, 2011, 10:08:21 AM »

What is wrong with a theoretical and generalized post?


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Football / Re: Race row deepens for Terry as three QPR players give evidence backing Ferdinand

« on: October 31, 2011, 08:23:18 AM »

What is yuh problem soldier? I said yuh is ah imps or ah troll or wha. I never cuss yuh and bless yuh.
You is the one cussing me and calling me ah facking knuckle head

My signature is:


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Football / Re: Race row deepens for Terry as three QPR players give evidence backing Ferdinand

« on: October 29, 2011, 05:07:05 AM »

Just cool i never hail you out in my post. Yuh is ah imps or ah troll or wha?


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Football / Re: Who was better? Kevin Moze or Sean De Silva?

« on: October 29, 2011, 04:42:05 AM »

Kevin Moze was one of the best players i have ever seen playing for CIC.

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Football / Re: Roderick Gibbs.

« on: October 28, 2011, 10:55:13 AM »

He was a borse player.

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Football / Re: Race row deepens for Terry as three QPR players give evidence backing Ferdinand

« on: October 28, 2011, 10:41:01 AM »

Doh study Anton Ferdinand. He is ah imps too,just like John Terry. He is not even black, he is mixed race. Some people only want to be black when it suits dem and other people does be quick to throw out the race card when in truth it does not apply. For instance a Scotsman was telling me the English are racist to Scottish people. That is like a Nigerian calling a Ghanaian a racist. All of dem is the same thing, they just discriminate and hate each other because of their rivalry with each other.

Ashley Cole is ah next imps. He was right dey when JT call Anton a black so and so, just look at the video. Them is the same black/mixed race footballers who experience racism and talk about their experiences. they are even part of the kick it out campaign. http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2004/nov/27/sport.comment1
It is really hard to believe that not a single Chelsea player heard what was said.When yuh play football in England yuh does hear racist remarks all the time being made, after all black people are foreigners and not indigenous to the country. I don't like the way JT call out the Anton but if a man call yuh out respond the same time and give him a taste of his own medicine.

Why do black people feel inferior when they are called names as opposed to the white man.
After all if you call a white man a white so and so will he fell inferior in any way at all?


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Football / How much Genk pay for Khaleem Hyland?

« on: October 04, 2011, 05:44:01 AM »

I can't recall hearing anything about a transfer fee being paid to zulte waregem. Does anybody know how much money was paid to them by Genk?


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Football / Re: Carlos facing car loss

« on: September 27, 2011, 05:11:34 AM »

Dey don't call him ''rolls royce'' for nutten .


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Football / Re: Top European clubs threaten to break away from Fifa and Uefa

« on: July 29, 2011, 11:00:29 AM »

There is no comparison between club and country football.

All the wannabe Barca, Manu, Chelsea waggonist beat up alyuh chest...drunken hooray in a bar can in no way compare to the feeling you had when

TT play Guatemala and score in the dregs, when we play mexico and win, when we draw and beat bahrain and when we hold Sweden, 7 min to go vs England and see latas come on and tun up a man and pipe a shot vs paraguay.

Nuttin Nuttin Nuttin no club game could ever replicate that feeling.

No amount of Champions League win could ever ever come close to that day we qualify for our first WC.

Dat is why people does get vex with the national team...cause they know they ent experiencing nuttin so in a hurry. Or when yuh could see the experience right there to happen again and a few imps start to do shit and take it away from you.

Intl football is the Best.

 

Touches talking sense, club football can't replicate the feeling of international football.
St francois nationals is my local club and i love them because i am from belmont but the soca warriors is my passion when it comes to football. I am not passionate about no other team like them, after all this website is proof of that passion i have for them. The soca warriors is why we are all here! Doh try that.

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Football / Re: Cleon John gloves second Jabloteh MVP award

« on: May 24, 2011, 06:55:16 AM »

Who is the person in the middle of this photo?

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Football / Re: 2011 Serie A

« on: May 17, 2011, 04:27:07 AM »

Fun times return to Milan. Happy for Boateng because the man is quality. One of them players that make yuh question Redknapp's judgement and policy of buying every player available even when he have good enough players in his squad.

When Prince became King! Boateng performs spectacular rendition of Michael Jackson's moonwalk for packed-out San Siro

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/v/pH2DTbvb41M" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" class="bbc_link bbc_flash_disabled new_win">http://www.youtube.com/v/pH2DTbvb41M</a>

When Kevin-Prince Boateng was in the Premier League it is fair to say his form was indifferent. When he turned it on, though, there was no doubt he had a little bit of magic in his feet.

And as if to prove that point yet further, the former Tottenham and Portsmouth man showed his dancing skills this weekend as part of AC Milan's title celebrations.

The Serie A side clinched their first Scudetto in seven years last week, and returned to the San Siro on Saturday to a rapturous welcome from their fans... and romped to to 4-1 thrashing of Cagliari.

Those celebrations took another twist when Boateng honoured a promise he'd made several weeks earlier to perform Michael Jackson's moonwalk on the pitch.

In April he had told Gazzetta dello Sport: 'If we are to win the Scudetto, I will dance the moonwalk dressed as Michael Jackson, hopefully on the pitch. I have never won anything important in my career. The Scudetto would be a great conquest.'

But this was more than walking backwards; the Ghana international produced a step-perfect rendition of the King of Pop's famous routine, complete with costume.

At first few knew who was hiding behind the shimmering jacket and fedora hat. But in a thrilling climax, Boateng revealed his face to spark wild congratulations from team-mates and fans alike.

The 24-year-old has been a big hit in Serie A this term, keeping Brazilian Robinho out of the team at certain times. 

And after his performance, AC Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani quashed rumours the club is in the market for a new attacking playmaker, insisting that they already have one in Boateng.

Despite playing in a holding role during the World Cup, Milan coach Massimiliano Allegri converted Boateng into a 'trequartista' (playmaker).

The only stumbling block to the move is that Boateng is actually owned by Genoa because, at the time Portsmouth were relegated, Milan couldn't afford to sign him. They therefore entered into agreement with Genoa, who paid Portsmouth up front, whereby they offered several players and a 'rental fee'.

'Boateng is our trequartista,' Galliani said. 'We need his physicality and he will be first choice (next season).'

Genoa, though, are standing firm on the price, insisting Boateng is worth more than he was 12 months ago.

'He is like wine, he gets better with age, and costs more too,' said Genoa president Enrico Preziosi. 'Boateng is worth half his value of today, not withstanding the other half which last summer was acquired at little cost, and not just in liquid cash but also with players.

'There's a 50 per cent chance Boateng will stay with Milan. We have an agreement with Galliani which also involves other players, (Marco) Amelia, (Giacomo) Beretta, (Rodney) Strasser, (Nnamdi) Oduamadi, (Gianmarco) Zigoni. If Milan respect this agreement there won't be any problems, and I don't think there will be any.'

Galliani, though, claims any increase in value has come about soley from the player's dancing skills.

'Yesterday Preziosi wanted to increase the price to make me pay for Prince's dancing qualities but I only have the intention of paying for his footballing ones,' said Galliani. 'We're still at 50-50 but we'll find an agreement.'

Fulham need to buy him.

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Football / Re: Biggest Intercol Upset ever

« on: November 20, 2010, 05:07:10 AM »

1-0 to Carapachaima vs El dorado in the 1992 semi final.

Shawn James was the scorer.

Stern John came on as a sub and kevin jeffrey started.

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Football / Re: Regional football league standings 2010

« on: November 13, 2010, 06:24:39 AM »

Thanks Tallman

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Football / Re: Regional football league standings 2010

« on: November 05, 2010, 04:15:53 AM »

Does anybody have the league standings for 2010?


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Football / Re: Joe Public draws 2-2 on injury time equalizer.

« on: July 29, 2010, 11:51:20 AM »

The first goal for brujas is offside.

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Football / Re: Q&A with T&T striker Darryl Roberts

« on: March 30, 2010, 09:39:29 AM »

Give us an insight into what life is like being a professional footballer in Turkey.
What is the daily preparation like?
Do you have a  nutrional programme?


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