Soca Warriors Online Discussion Forum
Sports => Football => Topic started by: Trini _2026 on November 13, 2013, 07:38:24 AM
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http://www.socawarriors.net/component/joomleague/player/38-2013-14-t-t-pro-league/179-central-fc/2373-rondell-winchester.html
Time to keep updates on this youngster :beermug: he deserves a thread :beermug: :beermug:
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http://www.socawarriors.net/mens-senior-team/senior-team-news/player-directory.html?view=playerprofile&id=604
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Winchester hat trick vs Point (from 34 secs...but check the Connection goal around 30 secs!)
http://www.tv6tnt.com/sevenpm-news/---PRO-LEAGUE-MATCHDAY-FOUR-2506----229021861.html
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First Citizens Cup winning goal (around 6.52)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZOpo3m_uQA
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Winchester hat trick vs Point (from 34 secs...but check the Connection goal around 30 secs!)
http://www.tv6tnt.com/sevenpm-news/---PRO-LEAGUE-MATCHDAY-FOUR-2506----229021861.html
I remember watching that on news too. My actual favourite clip was the goal line clearance at the end. Must be the defender in me. ;D
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First Citizens Cup winning goal (around 6.52)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZOpo3m_uQA
nice goal... any video with him showcasing his dribbling ability?
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Winchester hat trick vs Point (from 34 secs...but check the Connection goal around 30 secs!)
http://www.tv6tnt.com/sevenpm-news/---PRO-LEAGUE-MATCHDAY-FOUR-2506----229021861.html
I remember watching that on news too. My actual favourite clip was the goal line clearance at the end. Must be the defender in me. ;D
Nah, that was the highlight of the game!
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First Citizens Cup winning goal (around 6.52)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZOpo3m_uQA
nice goal... any video with him showcasing his dribbling ability?
Working on it now!!
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Wait nah, he change he name to Rondell now?
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Rundell Winchester is my favorite player.
Fenwick I like, but some inconsistency in his coaching so far. From beat a team twice to getting 5 from that same team (Army) don't say much.
Chucky, die down? not hearing anything on him lately. Thought he woulda have more international caps by now.
Harrison is a boss. He really loves T&T and his job.
What to see Dwight Quintero, Darryl Trim, Kevin Goddard, Nicholas Dillon, Johan Peltier, Dwight Pope and Omar Charles step it up and help Central win the title. I want to see them in the CCL next year. I fed up with Caledonia embarrassing us.
For a team that is new and a small budget, Central is doing very well.
I would love them to get a good home field that is in de community.
I also want to see them get more players from their community. They only buying Tobago players then they should go and base there. You must respect de community for fans to come out. And I have nothing against Tobago because Winchester is my favorite player from Central, just making a point.
Oliver should be assistant coach.
I hate de name Sharks.
Central need to build a online store, I want to buy a shirt and ah not coming T&T in a hurry.
Central need to make de best team from Central SSFL their partner and bring their player in to train with them, sort of like a academy.
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Rundell Winchester is my favorite player.
Fenwick I like, but some inconsistency in his coaching so far. From beat a team twice to getting 5 from that same team (Army) don't say much.
Chucky, die down? not hearing anything on him lately. Thought he woulda have more international caps by now.
Harrison is a boss. He really loves T&T and his job.
What to see Dwight Quintero, Darryl Trim, Kevin Goddard, Nicholas Dillon, Johan Peltier, Dwight Pope and Omar Charles step it up and help Central win the title. I want to see them in the CCL next year. I fed up with Caledonia embarrassing us.
For a team that is new and a small budget, Central is doing very well.
I would love them to get a good home field that is in de community.
I also want to see them get more players from their community. They only buying Tobago players then they should go and base there. You must respect de community for fans to come out. And I have nothing against Tobago because Winchester is my favorite player from Central, just making a point.
Oliver should be assistant coach.
I hate de name Sharks.
Central need to build a online store, I want to buy a shirt and ah not coming T&T in a hurry.
Central need to make de best team from Central SSFL their partner and bring their player in to train with them, sort of like a academy.
You made some excellent points there Sam. Many things that you outlined are in motion (online store, community home field and players from the community). And when I say in motion, I don't mean will be done in 5-10 years. By the end of this season, you should see concrete steps and some already in operation
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Rundell Winchester is my favorite player.
Fenwick I like, but some inconsistency in his coaching so far. From beat a team twice to getting 5 from that same team (Army) don't say much.
Chucky, die down? not hearing anything on him lately. Thought he woulda have more international caps by now.
Harrison is a boss. He really loves T&T and his job.
What to see Dwight Quintero, Darryl Trim, Kevin Goddard, Nicholas Dillon, Johan Peltier, Dwight Pope and Omar Charles step it up and help Central win the title. I want to see them in the CCL next year. I fed up with Caledonia embarrassing us.
For a team that is new and a small budget, Central is doing very well.
I would love them to get a good home field that is in de community.
I also want to see them get more players from their community. They only buying Tobago players then they should go and base there. You must respect de community for fans to come out. And I have nothing against Tobago because Winchester is my favorite player from Central, just making a point.
Oliver should be assistant coach.
I hate de name Sharks.
Central need to build a online store, I want to buy a shirt and ah not coming T&T in a hurry.
Central need to make de best team from Central SSFL their partner and bring their player in to train with them, sort of like a academy.
You made some excellent points there Sam. Many things that you outlined are in motion (online store, community home field and players from the community). And when I say in motion, I don't mean will be done in 5-10 years. By the end of this season, you should see concrete steps and some already in operation
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He has a ways to go.. Missed atleast 2 sitters vs JA. I don't really care for him too much. Plaza should be in his position.
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Hah you've nailed your colours to the mast quite clearly :P But given Winchester's age and our considerations for 2018 surely you'd agree taht Winchester should be in the team?
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I honestly don't know much about him. I don't want to discount the player from just one game.
Way the game works is the younger you are the more there is to learn, the more fearless you are and thus you take more risks simply because there is so much to learn when you are young. It's easy for me to say he missed sitters from sitting in my home as a fan but we are spoiled by latas, yorke and expect the highest quality straight out of the bag. I am not a fan who isn't willing to wait for someone to be molded into a great player but someone who shows that they can score etc. also to hand him the number 13 shirt.. um um um... he is no glen. glen would have scored 5 :)
A young players debut says a lot about him and its very important to score in that moment, your whole team wants you to score, it's like a welcoming, and our team did just that, only thing is.. he didn't score. Natural goal scorers score goals and instantly impact on you as a fan even if they don't. Winchester just didn't do it for me.
The introduction of a new young player is also very important. Idealy you don't want to start a young player but bring him in when the game is secured so that there is no pressure on the player to score or w/e that way you can see exactly what kind of player he is. I am not suggesting to expel the development or introduction of new young players, however it is very important HOW they are introduced into the team.
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He has a ways to go.. Missed atleast 2 sitters vs JA. I don't really care for him too much. Plaza should be in his position.
Plaza is not match fit and won't be until January. I am sure that Hart will select Plaza once he's back playing. In the meantime, he's blooding Winchester. More important than scoring at this point is how he deals with pressure. Does his head go down when he misses a sitter? Does he chase back?
In my view he seemed to pass those tests. He's 19 and will learn the game over next couple of years as an understudy. By 2016 he will have 10 caps and no nerves and could be a 22 year old seasoned goalscorer.
He made his debut and played 5 mins or so. Now he's come through 90 minutes. I think Hart is doing everything right regarding an emerging talent. :beermug:
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Thanks for all the information! Been out of the loop hoping things would get better and it did :). For a while there we've been stagnant. I am not saying the kid is bad, didn't see the game, my assessment came from the highlights and I know it's not much to give a ruling on someone performance accurately but that ball did slide across his forehead :)
I do wish him the best and hope he takes the opportunity to do well and learn from his mistakes, first impressions means a lot.. I have to say that Mr.Hart threw him in the fire though rather than ease him into it, so i will give the kid some slack :P There is a lot of people who consider the new kid as one for the future, I guess my old fashion ways of getting results now and deal with the future when it arrives is.. selfish to say the least, but I've learnt that anything can happen in football, it's a gamble either way.
But I am sticking to my gunz once plaza is fit :) plaza>Winchester :D
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If you judge a player by their début then you're really missing the picture - Ian Wright was playing non-league football until his early 20s. Really need to give him more time than that.
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not to mention...its a youtube clip of highlights ...
so no idea of the man overall game etc...
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Cool it folks , cool it on the youth man winchester, encouragement is the key to the young man ....wasn't it recently praises were heaped on him and now it appears some are ready slice him to pieces for a missed opportunity in a game outside trinidad calm down folks:) it being his first international in jamaica at that is a baptism of fire , which i do believe a young promising player like him needs to further develope his craft...... he can only benefit with such exposure , along with the other young players as himself ....
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Cool it folks , cool it on the youth man winchester, encouragement is the key to the young man ....wasn't it recently praises were heaped on him and now it appears some are ready slice him to pieces for a missed opportunity in a game outside trinidad calm down folks:) it being his first international in jamaica at that is a baptism of fire , which i do believe a young promising player like him needs to further develope his craft...... he can only benefit with such exposure , along with the other young players as himself ....
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I think this is what happens when people are hyping players before they have proven themselves,we had players younger than Winchester and Quintero that played for our national senior team but were given the chance to mature eg Latapy,Marcelle,Corneal just to name a few,these guys just score some goals in the Pro League and people going nuts putting themselves on a high with all kind of expectations,when they don't live up to these expectations alyu want to bury them.
From reports on here the standard of Football in the Pro League and clubs are rated as poor but certain players are rated top class,i don't understand the logics behind this,to me players are what lifts the standard of your League/clubs.
What i'm trying to say is encourage but don't put players in a position where they are not what you think they are,sometimes is better we keep certain things to ourselves and let players develop.
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Give de youth a chance, he might suprise yuh, Hart knows how to get de best out of players.
Quintero is another one to watch out for.
We need options for the future and Tobago players are more humble and easy to work with.
Winchester will score today, wait and see.
We have some good Tobago men on de team, George, Cyrus, Ceasar and Winchester.
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I think this is what happens when people are hyping players before they have proven themselves,we had players younger than Winchester and Quintero that played for our national senior team but were given the chance to mature eg Latapy,Marcelle,Corneal just to name a few,these guys just score some goals in the Pro League and people going nuts putting themselves on a high with all kind of expectations,when they don't live up to these expectations alyu want to bury them.
From reports on here the standard of Football in the Pro League and clubs are rated as poor but certain players are rated top class,i don't understand the logics behind this,to me players are what lifts the standard of your League/clubs.
What i'm trying to say is encourage but don't put players in a position where they are not what you think they are,sometimes is better we keep certain things to ourselves and let players develop.
No one is hyping up any player .... Coops " i don't understand the logics behind this" also you call the pro league standard poor however when a player like john bostock or any foreign born name comes up you say leave them right there what we have better ???
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I think this is what happens when people are hyping players before they have proven themselves,we had players younger than Winchester and Quintero that played for our national senior team but were given the chance to mature eg Latapy,Marcelle,Corneal just to name a few,these guys just score some goals in the Pro League and people going nuts putting themselves on a high with all kind of expectations,when they don't live up to these expectations alyu want to bury them.
From reports on here the standard of Football in the Pro League and clubs are rated as poor but certain players are rated top class,i don't understand the logics behind this,to me players are what lifts the standard of your League/clubs.
What i'm trying to say is encourage but don't put players in a position where they are not what you think they are,sometimes is better we keep certain things to ourselves and let players develop.
No one is hyping up any player .... Coops " i don't understand the logics behind this" also you call the pro league standard poor however when a player like john bostock or any foreign born name comes up you say leave them right there what we have better ???
I never said the pro league standard was poor,i never saw a Pro league game,i said from reports on here because our clubs can't match up with teams in CONCACAF etc what we have is better because of the amount of foreign players we have.Why are we so critical of our players when they make mistakes,look at Kenwyne Jones who playing in the EPL so long, people still find he needs to works on improving his skills,he played in the same Youth WC with Messi and these guys.
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The standard isn't poor from limited personal experience - I'd say it's somewhere between Championship and League One, the problem might be training but I can't say. Really the local lads ARE good, I'd say that the majority of players I saw (W Connection, Defence Force, NE Stars and Police) were good enough to make a side in League One in the UK (maybe except Police...).
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Give de youth a chance, he might suprise yuh, Hart knows how to get de best out of players.
Quintero is another one to watch out for.
We need options for the future and Tobago players are more humble and easy to work with.
Winchester will score today, wait and see.
We have some good Tobago men on de team, George, Cyrus, Ceasar and Winchester.
Sam you think he should start or come in as a sub (after "if" we ahead or score)
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The standard isn't poor from limited personal experience - I'd say it's somewhere between Championship and League One, the problem might be training but I can't say. Really the local lads ARE good, I'd say that the majority of players I saw (W Connection, Defence Force, NE Stars and Police) were good enough to make a side in League One in the UK (maybe except Police...).
I agree. We purposely invited a League One team over to test our standard. I would say that the majority of Pro League players would make the team in League One or Two. Some, maybe 10, may make Championship. However, you have to realise that once players play with good players, their game improves.
Look how Birchall struggled to get a game with Port Vale, then he's a star at L.A. Galaxy. Same player, but with decent support.
The hundreds of thousands of fans who watch League One and League Two football every week would appreciate the same players that 200 people criticise each week in the ProLeague.
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The standard isn't poor from limited personal experience - I'd say it's somewhere between Championship and League One, the problem might be training but I can't say. Really the local lads ARE good, I'd say that the majority of players I saw (W Connection, Defence Force, NE Stars and Police) were good enough to make a side in League One in the UK (maybe except Police...).
I agree. We purposely invited a League One team over to test our standard. I would say that the majority of Pro League players would make the team in League One or Two. Some, maybe 10, may make Championship. However, you have to realise that once players play with good players, their game improves.
Look how Birchall struggled to get a game with Port Vale, then he's a star at L.A. Galaxy. Same player, but with decent support.
The hundreds of thousands of fans who watch League One and League Two football every week would appreciate the same players that 200 people criticise each week in the ProLeague.
If that's the case, and I'm not criticizing but genuinely questioning, why is it that our players seem to have such a hard time getting picked up when they go overseas on trial?
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The standard isn't poor from limited personal experience - I'd say it's somewhere between Championship and League One, the problem might be training but I can't say. Really the local lads ARE good, I'd say that the majority of players I saw (W Connection, Defence Force, NE Stars and Police) were good enough to make a side in League One in the UK (maybe except Police...).
I agree. We purposely invited a League One team over to test our standard. I would say that the majority of Pro League players would make the team in League One or Two. Some, maybe 10, may make Championship. However, you have to realise that once players play with good players, their game improves.
Look how Birchall struggled to get a game with Port Vale, then he's a star at L.A. Galaxy. Same player, but with decent support.
The hundreds of thousands of fans who watch League One and League Two football every week would appreciate the same players that 200 people criticise each week in the ProLeague.
If that's the case, and I'm not criticizing but genuinely questioning, why is it that our players seem to have such a hard time getting picked up when they go overseas on trial?
Winchester is definitely one for the future, kid has great pace and appears to have an eye for the goal...if anything I thought he could have gone at the defenders a bit more last night, but that will come once he gets some more confidence from being on the squad. I think the thing to remember is that when guys go on trial, they maybe as good as players at the club, however, the decision to sign requires them to be significantly better than what the clubs already has especially with all of the complexities of securing a work permit etc...that's potentially where our guys are maybe falling a bit short...
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If that's the case, and I'm not criticizing but genuinely questioning, why is it that our players seem to have such a hard time getting picked up when they go overseas on trial?
I think that once you get past the work permit situation, the main reason is lack of preparation. Players need to be aware of local language, time differences, climate, food, customs etc. To come through a trial ahead of other trialists, guys need to be confident, rested and focused.
You cannot just stick a teenager on a plane and wish him luck.
Plus, many kids in UK will have several trials with different clubs. Often, it's not the player, but the coach. Some of these coaches are useless and soon disappear from the game...but they are making decisions. Look how it took players like Ian Wright and Ian Cox until they were 23 to play professionally. The coaches that couldn't see those players potential are probably not in the game anymore.
So there is also luck involved. Maybe you're a great defender, but the coach only has a budget for one player and he needs a striker.
Clubs would often welcome youngsters on trial. But it costs over TT$12,000 to send a boy on trial to one club including travel, accommodation and stipend. If a player has that money, I can get him a trial tomorrow, but I would only do it if he has real potential. If you continue sending average players, clubs will stop accepting your players.
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As FS says - the agent also matters - a good agent can overcome a relatively bad trial by getting them another one, or just having the contacts to get them onto another trial. The context also matters - there aren't many scouts working in T&T, so there's a lot less exposure and when players go abroad for trials they're starting from complete blanks (lost count of how many times people have no idea where Trinidad is, or assume it's in Africa)
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FS...don't know if you were serious with the 'trial tomorrow' talk, pm me.
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https://www.youtube.com/v/EfvPP4IuKLw
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FS in the past a lot of our players used to get scouted at the major Tournaments or scouts used to come to T&T,don't that happen any more? this was how Lincoln,Gally,Archie etc etc were scouted,i think trials are real difficult.
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Somebody have to help Winny work a lil harder on his Vocab, especially if things workout for him, yuh know. Interviews an ting,yk
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Somebody have to help Winny work a lil harder on his Vocab, especially if things workout for him, yuh know. Interviews an ting,yk
He did fine. No need to sound like an American or English.. the kid is trini.. Good interview! Good kid.
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Somebody have to help Winny work a lil harder on his Vocab, especially if things workout for him, yuh know. Interviews an ting,yk
He did fine. No need to sound like an American or English.. the kid is trini.. Good interview! Good kid.
but if he makes it's hotta, the audience won't be Trini, otherwise he make it already..anyhow the ppl who needs to market him, will know what is required... Doh mind me
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Yea, also it's a good thing to keep the interviews simple with either, yes or no reply. Mr.Fuentes interviews are sometimes confusing to even myself and the players just say whatever. He didn't ask the kid about the penaty he won and we knew that's what he wanted to talk about, so the questions were well "fuentesified" and "fuentesivised".. However, grateful we have a media guy doing this stuff.. better than nothing, although if it was my job better and nothing wouldn't be adequate.. but not everyone thrives to be improving all the time even though in today's society it's important in order to keep your job and raise the standards a bit.
Never liked Fuentes.. he takes his sweet time to post highlights(usually a day), then the editing is poor with gangster music and no extended highlights.. I mean serious a lot of us didn't even see the game at all because we have no means to do so, no payperview, cnc sucks and if u listen to the radio cast.. is Cornmeal u getting. FML. google it. Please don't get me started on Mr.Fuentesville.
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Keep up with Winchester in 3rd edition of Central FC's online fanzine ---> http://issuu.com/central.fc/docs/the_shark-_volume_3
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Rundell Winchester is my favorite player.
Fenwick I like, but some inconsistency in his coaching so far. From beat a team twice to getting 5 from that same team (Army) don't say much.
Chucky, die down? not hearing anything on him lately. Thought he woulda have more international caps by now.
Harrison is a boss. He really loves T&T and his job.
What to see Dwight Quintero, Darryl Trim, Kevin Goddard, Nicholas Dillon, Johan Peltier, Dwight Pope and Omar Charles step it up and help Central win the title. I want to see them in the CCL next year. I fed up with Caledonia embarrassing us.
For a team that is new and a small budget, Central is doing very well.
I would love them to get a good home field that is in de community.
I also want to see them get more players from their community. They only buying Tobago players then they should go and base there. You must respect de community for fans to come out. And I have nothing against Tobago because Winchester is my favorite player from Central, just making a point.
Oliver should be assistant coach.
I hate de name Sharks.
Central need to build a online store, I want to buy a shirt and ah not coming T&T in a hurry.
Central need to make de best team from Central SSFL their partner and bring their player in to train with them, sort of like a academy.
I didn't see my answers there?
Like yuh blowing some up meh ass or wha.
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Somebody have to help Winny work a lil harder on his Vocab, especially if things workout for him, yuh know. Interviews an ting,yk
He did fine. No need to sound like an American or English.. the kid is trini.. Good interview! Good kid.
but if he makes it's hotta, the audience won't be Trini, otherwise he make it already..anyhow the ppl who needs to market him, will know what is required... Doh mind me
Although I agree with what you saying in spirit, I prefer they communicate clearly than correctly. Plenty interviews I find man talking like proper robots too busy trying to sound right instead of answering the question like a person.
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I didn't see my answers there?
Like yuh blowing some up meh ass or wha.
Na na LOL. We received a couple of letters and statements but could only use two for this issue.
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Rundell Winchester - Player Profile.....the first of many profiles produced by Central FC Media https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xyAuEDhJ3zk&feature=youtu.be (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xyAuEDhJ3zk&feature=youtu.be)
*Note: Full footage of Lucozade Sport Goal Shield Finals 2014 goal at 58 secs.
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I heard he was fast but didn't know he was SUPER-FAST!!!
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Nice video complication with Winchester, but de music is really f00cking annoying. He killing meh nerves, ah feel like ah in Hannibal house.
Central following the pro league with that stupid back ground music..
On de player's part, ah like he movement, hope he conmtinue to grow and not get big headed.
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Rundell Winchester is currently on trial with United Soccer League team, Portland Timbers 2.
http://www.stumptownfooty.com/2015/2/20/8079027/portland-timbers-training-notes-the-pressure-is-on
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Oke doke. Good stuff.
Good luck Rundell. We know yuh hungry.
Grab the opportunities and run wit dem. Just be careful and stay far from dem heroin & meth addicts in Portland. Oregon though.
Things looking good for you this year as we build for Gold Cup.
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Although officially on trial with Portland Timbers 2, Winchester trained with the first team (MLS) today.
http://www.stumptownfooty.com/2015/2/23/8093393/portland-timbers-training-notes-and-quotes-running-and-regenerating
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Rundell Winchester shaking hands with officials and opponents at the end of the match between Portland Timbers and Chicago Fire. Winchester is on trial with the Timbers.
https://www.youtube.com/v/KgrTdozyHQY?start=212
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what's the latest ?
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what's the latest ?
Portland have requested that he stay with them until end of MLS season. However, he must return home to renew his visa so he will be available to Stephen Hart should he be interested.
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what's the latest ?
Portland have requested that he stay with them until end of MLS season. However, he must return home to renew his visa so he will be available to Stephen Hart should he be interested.
Encouraging
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Keep it up Rundell. You're doing well.
You don't have to be told as you know to ...
Look hungry, be aggressive, speak up, charm them
Be on time, be neat, no saggin', be respectful, but deadly on de field.
Have them craving for more like you to light up de leagues.
Stay fit and injury free for when BraveHart comes calling.
Doh mess up like yuh padnah KD from Tobago who effed up with his visa status.
Stay far from anybody dabbling in criminal behaviour and drugs, wine women & song.
Daiz what dey expect of you and you will be tested. Please surpass their expectations.
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what's the latest ?
Portland have requested that he stay with them until end of MLS season. However, he must return home to renew his visa so he will be available to Stephen Hart should he be interested.
What does that mean? Contract? Loan? Freeco?
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Stay with them till the end of the season? Hasnt the MLS season just started? What does that mean?
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PORTLAND, Ore. –
Continuing preparations for their inaugural 2015 USL season opener, T2 closed out their preseason schedule with a 4-1 win over the University of Portland on Sunday night at Merlo Field.
Kharlton Belmar opened the scoring for T2 in the 17th minute, placing a header into the back of the net after receiving a pinpoint cross from Rundell Winchester from the left flank. Forward Fatawu Safiu tallied the second goal for T2 in the 34th minute with a low driven shot from 35 yards that beat UP goalkeeper Adam Prevost at the near post. Former Pilots standout Steven Evans chested home a goal from a Belmar cross in the 39th minute. The fourth, and final, goal came in the 73rd minute as Winchester scored from close range.
With the team’s preseason slate concluded, T2 set their sights on playing host to fellow USL expansion side Real Monarchs SLC in the team’s inaugural home opener of the 2015 USL season at Merlo Field on Sunday, March 29, at 6 p.m. (Pacific).
http://www.timbers.com/t2/timbers-2-defeat-university-portland-4-1-final-preseason-match
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Interesting. Only 6 players on the T2 roster. None of whom are named Winchester.
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There are now eleven players in the T&T team that will be aiming for their first senior appearance after national under 20 player Akeem Garcia got a late call as Rundell Winchester will not be flying in to join the team having been asked by the Portland Timbers to remain there on the weekend as he seeks to obtain a contract - TTFA.
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Rundell Winchester goes on loan to USL club, Portland Timbers 2
http://www.timbers.com/t2/2015/03/t2-announce-additional-signings-ahead-inaugural-usl-season
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WATCH Rundell Winchester score a brilliant diving header on his debut with Portland Timbers 2 in their 3-1 win over Real Monarchs.
https://www.youtube.com/v/5WiWx7lPHvg?start=139
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WATCH Rundell Winchester score a brilliant diving header on his debut with Portland Timbers 2 in their 3-1 win over Real Monarchs.
https://www.youtube.com/v/5WiWx7lPHvg?start=139
Nice awareness!!! :applause: :applause:
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I watched the game yesterday and they had him playing RF which wasn't really his thing but I was impressed with his performance nonetheless. I kept hearing about him but being abroad I haven’t been able to see him play. Even though he was playing out of position he looked good overall and scored a class goal.
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Lovely.
Rundell you're on your way to growth and progress. You're in the right environment.
We're investing in you to be the one of the next strikers of significance for T&T.
Great job by Central getting him out there, getting real exposure. Falls perfectly into BraveHart's plans for World Cup preparation and maybe even Gold Cup.
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This is great for Rundell Winchester.
But just to be clear....he is NOT playing for the Portland Timbers MLS team.
He's playing for their "development squad" called "T2" which made it's debut in the USL this weekend.
Still......playing at this level in this sort of professional setup MAY be superior to playing in the Pro League. At the very least, he'll get experience playing in different conditions with and against players vying for a MLS spot, so the competition will be fairly intense.
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Rundell Winchester featured in the USL’s Goals of the Week compilation
https://www.youtube.com/v/GG3ud7JClL8?start=84
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Help Winny win goal of the week! Vote here...
http://www.timbers.com/news/2015/03/poll-week-which-t2-goal-against-real-monarchs-weekend-was-your-favorite
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This is great for Rundell Winchester.
But just to be clear....he is NOT playing for the Portland Timbers MLS team.
He's playing for their "development squad" called "T2" which made it's debut in the USL this weekend.
Still......playing at this level in this sort of professional setup MAY be superior to playing in the Pro League. At the very least, he'll get experience playing in different conditions with and against players vying for a MLS spot, so the competition will be fairly intense.
I would go so far as to say, not may benefit ... but will benefit. Was Beneficial for Molino in tier 3 of the American leagues. Being away especially in the States with a former Wake Forest college coach with a top reputation is bong to be good. Ask Scott Sealy who was probably coached by him when Sealy was there.
Doh worry Palos. Go for it Rundell!
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VOTE for Rundell Winchester’s diving header as the USL’s Goal of the Month - March 2015
http://www.uslsoccer.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=32800&ATCLID=209998521
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Winchester helps T2 win second straight game. He had a decent effort saved (3.30 on video)
http://www.timbers.com/t2/usl-match-recap-portland-timbers-2-2-sacramento-republic-1
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play de fitball Bago
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WATCH Rundell Winchester (#77) LIVE as Portland Timbers 2 take on Real Monarchs. Game has started.
https://www.youtube.com/v/q5SpkI2Epfk
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WATCH Rundell Winchester score his second goal of the season as he earns a point for Portland Timbers 2 in a 1-1 draw with Real Monarchs.
https://www.youtube.com/v/looVrXO8Be8?start=284
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T2’s Rundell Winchester a bright spot for T&T U-23s in Olympic qualifying
By Mark Kostic (timbers2.com)
It wasn’t the outcome the Trinidad & Tobago U-23 National Team had hoped for heading into Caribbean Football Union (CFU) Olympic qualifying. But one of the few bright spots for T&T’s U-23 side during the tournament was the play of T2 forward Rundell Winchester.
Winchester, 21, featured in both group games for T&T against St. Vincent and the Grenadines and Puerto Rico, scoring a goal in each match. His second-half goal against St. Vincent and the Grenadines sparked a rally that fell short in a 5-3 loss on Saturday. On Monday, Winchester’s sixth-minute goal paved the way to a 5-0 victory against Puerto Rico.
Unfortunately, the loss against St. Vincent and the Grenadines over the weekend eliminated the T&T U-23s from further advancing in CFU Olympic qualification.
A native of Plymouth, Tobago, Winchester now turns his attention to the senior national team. Named to T&T’s final Gold Cup roster earlier this month, Winchester will join the Soca Warriors for a training camp in Miami on Wednesday as the team prepares for its opening match of the tournament against Guatemala on Thursday, July 9 in Chicago.
With T2, Winchester has played in 13 games (12 starts) during the regular season, recording two goals and a team-leading three assists.
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Forward Rundell Winchester talks about his experience with the Trinidad & Tobago National Team at the CONCACAF Gold Cup, as well as his time with Portland Timbers 2.
http://www.timbers.com/post/2015/08/14/1v1-rundell-winchester?autoplay=true
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WATCH: Rundell Winchester scores the game-winning goal in Portland Timbers 2’s 1-0 win over LA Galaxy II
https://www.youtube.com/v/HnhLNID4AlY?start=65
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Rundell Winchester is back with Central FC
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Rundell Winchester has signed a contract with recently promoted Finnish Premier League club, Palloseura Kemi Kings. (http://www.pskemi.fi/ps-kemille-uusi-vahvistus/)
Rundell Winchester joins Finland club.
T&T Newsday Reports.
FORMER TRINIDAD and Tobago striker Rundell Winchester has joined Finland Premier League club Palloseura Kemi Kings (PS Kemi).
The 22-year-old began his professional career as a teenager with Central FC in December 2012 and he also had brief stints with CS Vise in Belgium and Portland Timbers in the United States.
According to the Kemi Kings’ website, Winchester will be on a two-year-long contract with the club, which is inclusive of a trial period. Winchester has been training with the team for a week now and made his debut against VPS in Vaasa yesterday.
The forward started the game which PS Kemi won 1-0 thanks to a 52nd minute goal from Billy Ions. Winchester was substituted in the 73rd minute of the game.
PS Kemi had been looking for a new striker after Sasa Jovovic left the club and joined first division team Ekenäs IF.
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Congrats bro. All the best
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According to a recent report, last seen refining his tactical ability ...
Rundell Winchester should b on the team. Too bad he busy in Tobago shooting n running behind guana
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Rundell Winchester joins Honduran club, Platense F.C., who campaign in the Liga Nacional de Fútbol de Honduras (http://www.diez.hn/liganacionaldehonduras/1147603-498/platense-trinitense-juticalpa-liga_nacional-honduras-juticalpa-belgica)
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WATCH: Rundell Winchester’s first goal for Platense FC leads them to a 2-1 win over FC Motagua.
https://www.youtube.com/v/7pnY0AjIvEM
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is how he sell d defender and jus leave him easy easy ;D :applause: :applause: :applause: :applause:
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WATCH: Rundell Winchester’s brilliant solo effort earns Club Platense FC a 1-0 win over CD Real Sociedad
https://www.youtube.com/v/OZpaG0Qy0FM?start=56
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Did they just compare Rundell to CRonaldo? :rotfl:
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I heard his name too. It was tongue in cheek, I guess.
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Did they just compare Rundell to CRonaldo? :rotfl:
It probably has to do with a recent article where Winchester said that Ronaldo is his inspiration.
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Club Platense FC forward Rundell Winchester wins the Player of the Week (#18) Award for his superb solo goal against CD Real Sociedad which helped his club avoid relegation.
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DbL0aDLX4AEeuuZ.jpg:large)
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All you know the man nickname is "El Rifle”. Rundell "El Rifle" Winchester.
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Big up El Rifle!!!
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WATCH: Rundell Winchester scores his fourth goal of the season in Club Platense’s 2-1 loss to CD Olimpia
https://www.youtube.com/v/sUfwyjtg6KY?start=89
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WATCH: Rundell Winchester scores his first goal of the season in Platense FC’s 4-1 win over CD Real de Minas
https://www.youtube.com/v/GlSPSrwk1Kg?start=360
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WATCH: Rundell Winchester scores a penalty to earn Platense FC a 1-1 draw with CD Marathón
https://www.youtube.com/v/LjSir-BXHkk
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RW7
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RW7
One thought is: if it works for him, more power to him. On the other hand, ah would prefer to see innovation rather than imitation.
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That is confidence in your ability because getting that wrong would make you look real stupid.
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That is confidence in your ability because getting that wrong would make you look real stupid.
I agree.
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Did they just compare Rundell to CRonaldo? :rotfl:
Mystery solved. ;D
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Did they just compare Rundell to CRonaldo? :rotfl:
Mystery solved. ;D
Aye, what allyuh laughing at!
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WATCH: Rundell Winchester's goal the sixth minute was good enough to give Platense FC all three points against UPNFM
https://www.youtube.com/v/WPjHRzVf8bk?start=27
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CRWinchester ftw!!!!
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CRWinchester ftw!!!!
Yuh see de goal he throw away afterwards? Man supposed to be putting dem tings away easy easy. Cyar have de people calling yuh El Rifle, and yuh eh shooting straight.
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CRWinchester ftw!!!!
Yuh see de goal he throw away afterwards? Man supposed to be putting dem tings away easy easy. Cyar have de people calling yuh El Rifle, and yuh eh shooting straight.
Misfire? :rotfl:
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WATCH: Rundell Winchester scores his first goal of the year in Platense FC's 3-2 loss to CD Marathón
https://www.youtube.com/v/yCM_aFHmt2c?start=75
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WATCH: Rundell Winchester picks a defender's pocket, sprints about 35 yards, then calmly slots the ball into the back of the net. Platense FC 4-0 Real España.
https://www.youtube.com/v/qmQF8LuOIr4?start=59
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WATCH: Rundell Winchester opens the scoring in Platense FC's 2-0 win over CD Honduras Progreso
https://www.youtube.com/v/1DTc8uW3QbM?start=3578
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Rundell Winchester has signed for newly promoted Maltese Premier League club, Gudja United FC.
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EB4oGhDX4AIGLCm?format=jpg&name=medium)
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Rundell Winchester selected to the Times of Malta Team of the Week for his debut performance for Gudja United against Hibernians.
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EDDqjSuX4AAbpRI?format=png&name=900x900)
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WATCH: Rundell Winchester scores his first for Gudja United in their 2-2 draw with Hamrun Spartans FC. He was also denied a brace by the crossbar (https://www.tvm.com.mt/mt/sports/gudja-jkomplu-jissorprendu-jigu-draw-ma-hamrun/).
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Striker Rundell Winchester selected to the Times of Malta Team of the Week #4 after a Man of the Match performance for Gudja United against Sliema Wanderers. Winchester provided the assist on the goal that earned his team a point on the road.
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EFPrXveXkAEgwVK?format=jpg&name=large)
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WATCH: Rundell Winchester converted a penalty and had an assist in Gudja United's 3-2 win over Birkirkara FC. It is Gudja's first win of the season.
Assist (watch de run)
https://www.youtube.com/v/gBoXHKbym1c?start=42
Penalty
https://www.youtube.com/v/gBoXHKbym1c?start=289
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WATCH: Rundell Winchester scored just thirty seconds into the match to lead Gudja United to a 3-2 win over Tarxien Rainbows
https://www.youtube.com/v/73c1KP87mYg?start=5
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is this league stronger than the prol league . ??
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is this league stronger than the prol league . ??
Clearly.
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WATCH: A second-half goal from Rundell Winchester handed Gudja United a narrow 1-0 win over Sliema Wanderers to halt a four-game winless streak. Winchester's performance earned him the Man of the Match Award.
https://www.youtube.com/v/uSyHqkuA3_w?start=76
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Hibernians FC sign Rundell Winchester
maltafootball.com
Hibernians F.C. secured the services of twenty six year old Trinidad and Tobago international striker Rundell Renold Winchester.
Winchester started his career at Central FC in his native Trinidad and Tobago. He had a spell with CS Vise in Belgium but then returned back with Central FC. He spent time on loan with Portland Timbers 2 in the USA and eventually moved to Finland where he played for Kemi Kings and later AC Kajaani. Back to Trinidad and Tobago, he re-joined Central FC and later moved to Ma Pau Stars/North East Stars. He spent eighteen months with Platense in Honduras before moving to Gudja United last summer.
The Paolites had earlier confirmed coach Stefano Sanderra and extended the contracts of Jurgen Degabriele, Gabriel Izquier Artiles and goalkeeper Matthew Calleja Cremona.
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Good for him. They are in the Europa league next season
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Note that its Hibernian FC of Malta and not Hibernian FC of Scotland. How did they get aways using the exact n Hibs name in Malta?
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Note that its Hibernian FC of Malta and not Hibernian FC of Scotland. How did they get aways using the exact n Hibs name in Malta?
Is ah different country. Club names doh have to be unique across de world.
The football club changed its name a year later to Hibernians Football Club as a nod to Hibernian, the club founded by Irish Catholics in Edinburgh.
http://www.hiberniansfc.mt/history/
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I real hold that shake
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Note that its Hibernian FC of Malta and not Hibernian FC of Scotland. How did they get aways using the exact n Hibs name in Malta?
Is ah different country. Club names doh have to be unique across de world.
The football club changed its name a year later to Hibernians Football Club as a nod to Hibernian, the club founded by Irish Catholics in Edinburgh.
http://www.hiberniansfc.mt/history/
Some how, in football you can call yourself almost any world famous club name except in the city where the name originated. It have Arsenal in Argentina, Liverpool in Uruguay, Barcelona in Ecuador, Celtic, Ajax in South Africa. TT used to have Shamrock, Blackpool in PYM, Arsenal and Blockpool Tunapuna. But in the US, I think you can legally copyright a name. I could be wrong on that.
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OK, it appears that Hibs of Malta will be playing the Europa league after all. :rotfl:
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After signing with them in July and spending two weeks in quarantine, striker Rundell Winchester officially joins Maltese Premier League club, Hibernians FC.
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EfQUPwzXoAAhuoH?format=jpg&name=large)
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EfQURR5WoAMkE4F?format=jpg&name=large)
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Good, Good!!!
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After signing with them in July and spending two weeks in quarantine, striker Rundell Winchester officially joins Maltese Premier League club, Hibernians FC.
Where was he quarantined for two weeks?
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Marsaxlokk bring in former Hibernians forward Rundell Winchester
By Valhmor Camilleri (Times of Malta)
Rundell Winchester has been released by Hibernians FC and will continue the season with Challenge League side Marsaxlokk, the Times of Malta understands.
The Trinidad and Tobago forward had joined Hibernians in the summer after a successful debut season with Gudja United last term.
However, the towering forward struggled to secure a regular first-team place with Stefano Sanderra’s side, making 11 appearances, mostly from the bench this season, netting two goals.
“We would like to announce that 27 year old forward Rundell Renold Winchester has been released by the club. During his time at Hibernians, Rundell played 11 matches and scored 2 goals,” the Premier League club said in a statement.
“We would like to thank Rundell for his service and wish him the best of luck in his career.”
Once becoming a free agent, Winchester immediately attracted the interest of Marsaxlokk FC who agreed personal terms with the players on a deal until the end of the season.
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Rundell Winchester has joined Maltese National Amateur League club, Żabbar St. Patrick Football Club.
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E4gu5MiVEAAuuyT?format=jpg&name=medium)
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earned a recall