Soca Warriors Online Discussion Forum
Sports => Football => Topic started by: Flex on November 06, 2014, 05:28:37 PM
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As usual, any updates/scores, shout-outs, reports, predictions, views, etc, on the Ecuador WNT vs T&T WNT 2014 World Cup qualifying away match game at the Estadio Olímpico Atahualpa Stadium (3pm EST) on the 8th of November 2014 will be posted here, this way, we can maintain the message board and not make it look too scrappy with un-necessary or related headlines and postings on game day.
For the internet users, you can follow the game at:
Possible Online Streams.
You can follow LIVE match/goal updates in the comment wall below as well as on the WSU Twitter accounts @WomensSoccerUtd and @WSUasa (https://twitter.com/WomensSoccerUtd)
Possible TV Station.
Ctntworld.com (http://www.ctntworld.com/cnews2/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=785:live-stream&catid=146:c-web-features&Itemid=435)
Trinidad & Tobago Squad
Goalkeepers
Kimika Forbes, Tinesha Palmer.
Defenders
Ayanna Russell, Rhea Belgrave, Arin King, Liana Hinds, Brianna Ryce, Khadisha Debessette, Lauren Hutchinson, Patrice Superville.
Midfielders
Khadidra Debessette, Maylee Attin Johnson, Janine Francois, Karyn Forbes, Candice Edwards, Tasha St Louis, Ahkeela Mollon, Dernelle Mascall.
Forwards
Mariah Shade, Iyesha Olliverre, Kennya Cordner, Anique Walker, Jasmine Sampson.
Coach - Randy Waldrum.
Ecuador Squad
Shirley Berrus, Kerly Real, Lorena Aguilar, Ligia Moreira, Angie Ponce, Adriana Barre, Andrea Pesantes, Madeline Riera, Ingrid Rodriguez, Ambar Torres, Gianina Lattanzio.
Coach - Vanessa Arauz.
Updates to follow as we get more info, so keep checking back.
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where could One get tickets for the Dec02 game?
Roll call for the Dec 2 game?
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DIRECTV to show TT vs Ecuador live
T&T Newsday Reports.
Tomorrow, DIRECTV brings live and exclusive coverage of our Women Soca Warriors as they confront Ecuador in the World Cup final qualifying match. At 4pm the girls will kick off in Quito, and represent Trinidad and Tobago in the intercontinental play-off.
After experiencing various hurdles on their journey, the girls are still in the race with their eyes on the final.
“We will make a happy ending to this story,” said Maylee Attin-Johnson, captain of the team.
“We have pushed the top teams in CONCACAF to the end; and that’s with limited preparation. We have not played with our full team throughout this tournament but each player that was called upon stepped up big time.
We have a great group of resilient young ladies and I’m super proud of each and every one of them.” Committed to their aim of providing the most comprehensive worldwide coverage of football, DIRECTV will offer a programming line-up of football leagues like La Liga on DIRECTV Sports and ESPN, Barclay’s Premiere League on Sportsmax, and German league Bundesliga on DIRECTV Sports and ESPN.
Subscribers who have DVRs will also have the advantage of recording games that overlap on different channels so that they never miss a thing.
Football fans can start the day early on Saturday with nail biting games such as Liverpool vs Chelsea on Sportsmax as well as a number of other Barclay’s Premier League games and in the afternoon, Real Madrid will be in action on ESPN.
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Ecuador identifies Kennya Cordner, Ahkeela Mollon and Maylee Attin-Johnson as our main threats and are determined not to concede too many corners or give up free kicks near the goal.
http://www.elcomercio.com/deportes/ecuador-repechaje-trinidadtobago-futbolfemenino-mujeres.html
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The German refereeing contingent of Bibiana Steinhaus, Katrin Rafalski, Riem Hussein, and Marina Wozniak train before the Ecuador vs T&T match.
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Possible starting lineups
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http://www.concacaf.com/article/trinidad-women-aim-to-reach-new-heights-in-ecuador
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http://www.newsday.co.tt/sport/0,202640.html
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Article from the BBC on the Lady Warriors' qualification efforts.
http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/29962250
World Cup 2015: Trinidad target qualification despite financial woes
While the great multi-billion dollar debate about Qatar 2022 and a winter World Cup schedule rumbles on, qualification for the upcoming women's edition of the greatest show on earth appears to take place in a parallel universe, where teams can arrive to compete without enough money for lunch.
This weekend the play-offs for the final two places for Canada 2015 begins.
For a small group of athletes from Trinidad and Tobago the long, winding and beguiling attempt to make history by representing the Caribbean at the Women's World Cup takes them to Quito, the capital of Ecuador, some 2,800 meters above sea level.
It's a notoriously difficult place to try to play football for those not used to the conditions.
The Atahualpa Stadium, named after an Inca prince, has proved a troublesome venue even for South America's traditional powerhouses.
Brazil and Argentina have suffered some notable shocks in the thin air. Fifa at one point went as far as banning international football at the highest altitudes, with president Sepp Blatter suggesting in 2007 it was "not healthy or fair."
Quito is three times higher than the tip of the tallest mountain range in Trinidad. The Trinidad and Tobago women's team are not, though, of a mind to be intimidated by challenges. Even getting this far in search of World Cup qualification they have had to demonstrate remarkable resourcefulness.
Last month they arrived in the United States for the final round of the qualification campaign without enough funds to even take care of themselves, never mind take part professionally.
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http://www.trinidadexpress.com/sports/Women-Warriors-in-Ecuador-281875281.html?m=y&smobile=y&clmob=y&c=n
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http://www.guardian.co.tt/sport/2014-11-06/players-eager-ecuador-showdown
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Soccer 19, all de news right here
http://www.socawarriors.net/womens-team/womens-team-news/womens-senior-team-news.html
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https://www.youtube.com/v/WHuOWRlY224
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https://www.youtube.com/v/FPu-oEj1hVg
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Been on de outskirts of the city all day. However, about to head to la Floresta to vibes it up before tomorrow. Ladies, let do this!!!
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Been on de outskirts of the city all day. However, about to head to la Floresta to vibes it up before tomorrow. Ladies, let do this!!!
Nice! Make noise fuh de rest ah we :beermug:
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Soca Women T&T is behind you! GO FOR THE WIN ! :wavetowel:
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Been on de outskirts of the city all day. However, about to head to la Floresta to vibes it up before tomorrow. Ladies, let do this!!!
I like that, RESPECT! :beermug:
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Cordner: T&T women will give it their all
CONCACAF.com
When they step onto the field Saturday against Ecuador, striker Kennya Cordner and her Trinidad & Tobago teammates won't be playing just for themselves or their country. They also will be competing for the entire Caribbean.
The Soca Princesses will take on the South Americans in a two-leg series that will determine the 24th and last berth for the 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup (FWWC) in Canada. Trinidad had two opportunities to book a spot at last month's CONCACAF Women's Championship in the United States, falling just short against Costa Rica and Mexico in the semifinals and match for third place, respectively.
"It would be such a great achievement because most of the girls on this team have been playing to qualify for the World Cup for years," Cordner told CONCACAF.com. "It's been 10 years since we've been trying to get a World Cup. If we do qualify for this World Cup, it would be a tremendous achievement, not only for us, but for Trinidad and the entire Caribbean."
A Caribbean country has never reached the FWWC, so qualifying would give the sport a big boost back home.
"We would gain the respect of the people more," Cordner expressed. "We [would have] showed them that we went out there and we fought."
Trinidad and Tobago acquitted itself well reaching CONCACAF’s final four, posting wins over Haiti and Guatemala, while falling narrowly to eventual champion USA, 1-0.
"It has boosted our confidence so much more," stressed Cordner. "A lot of people didn't believe in us before. Now they have seen what we brought to the table in tournament."
The Caribbean champion enters Saturday's confrontation confident it can bring home a result.
"We're pretty much excited, but we're not going to be overconfident, cocky going into this game," Cordner added. "We're just going to go out and do what we have been doing the last couple of months. Just go out there and play the game the best way we know how to, fight for each other and hope that we get the result we came here for."
The 25-year-old, however, was not making any grand predictions.
"At the end of the day, 22 players on the field, one ball," she finished. "The end result will be in our favor or in Ecuador's favor. We're going to go out there and give it our all."
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Cordner: T&T women will give it their all
Daiz all we need win, lose, or draw
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T&T, Ecuador clash in first leg playoff.
By Amon Saba Saakana (Guardian).
T&T’s road to the 2015 Fifa Women’s World Cup will reach its penultimate hurdle today when the Women Soca Warriors face off away from home at Ecuador in the first leg on a Concacaf/Comnebol playoff.
The match will kick off at 2 pm (4 pm TT time) at the Estadio Olimpico Atahualpa, Quito, which sits at 9,127 feet above sea level and is likely to be filled to capacity.
A win would be ideal and a draw, a positive result. But even a loss today may not be detrimental to T&T’s chances, especially if coach Randy Waldrum’s team leaves Ecuador with a goal.
A goal for the Women Warriors may be crucial to the final outcome of the two-leg fixture, as the playoffs would be decided by the away goal rule if both teams are tied on aggregate following the December 2 return leg in T&T, unless both teams finish with the same number of home and away goals. In the latter case, the return leg would go down to a penalty shootout.
Both Ecuador and T&T will compete for their first ever spot at a Fifa Women’s World Cup. Twenty-two out of 24 spots have already been booked for the tournament to be hosted in Canada. The Netherlands and Italy are also to play a two-legged playoff for the final spot.
As indicated by Waldrum, T&T has seen an overall improvement in the fitness and recuperation of individual players, following their hectic schedule at the Concacaf Women’s Championship, in the USA, last month, where they finished fourth. He said apart from a few minor knocks, the team seemed to be in a much healthier state than it was heading into the Concacaf Championship.
“Jan (Janine Francois) didn’t play much in Concacaf and neither did Baby (Karyn Forbes) and neither did Ayanna (Russell) and those kids seem to be back now. So, our team’s depth is going to be better now, I think than what we had in Concacaf,” he said.
Waldrum, his coaching and medical team have spent six days in training in Mexico City, Mexico, an almost ideal location for the purpose of preparing for Quito’s high altitude conditions. The home team, too, has done its homework.
According to a Quito-based newspaper, El Comercio, Ecuador’s technical director/head coach Vanessa Arauz has observed three identifiable threats in the T&T team including captain Maylee Attin Johnson, forward Kennya Cordner and winger Ahkeela Mollon.
She noted T&T’s prowess at set plays and has cautioned the home team against conceding needless corners and free-kick opportunities.
Nevertheless she said the Ecuador players were confident and ready for the challenge and will be satisfied if her leaves for the T&T leg with at least a two or three goal advantage.
Forward Giannina Lattanzio, who is likely to start, scored three goals for Ecuador during the qualifying round-robin and is among the players to watch, as well as another forward in 22-year-old captain Erika Paola Vasquez.
Those two are among a very young Ecuador team, comprising mostly players in there late teens and early twenties. The latest Fifa women’s national team rankings issued less than a week ago saw this country soar to 46th spot, a considerable improvement from its previous standing at 79th.
It reflected an positive year in women’s football. The move saw T&T improve by 33 spots, overtaking Ecuador (now 49th, up from its previous ranking of 76). Waldrum said there was a sense of excitement and anxiety in the T&T camp adding that his players are also ready for the fixture.
“The players are really excited. You can start to see them liven up a little bit today (yesterday). As we got into Quito, they could sense that the game is near. And, the focus seems to be really good.
They’re just anxious to get to the game.” He said some of the players experienced an unusual hype by gatherers upon their entry to Ecuador. “I sense there’s a lot of excitement here in Ecuador.”
Squads
T&T
Goalkeepers: Kimika Forbes, Tinesha Palmer.
Defenders: Ayanna Russell, Rhea Belgrave, Arin King, Liana Hinds, Brianna Ryce, Khadisha Debessette, Lauren Hutchinson, Patrice Superville.
Midfielders: Khadidra Debbessette, Maylee Attin Johnson, Janine Francois, Karyn Forbes, Candice Edwards, Tasha St Louis, Ahkeela Mollon, Dernelle Mascall.
Forwards: Mariah Shade, Iyesha Olliverre, Kennya Cordner, Anique Walker, Jasmine Sampson.
Coach: Randy Waldrum.
Ecuador
Goalkeepers: Shirley Viviana Berruz Aguilar, Andrea Carolina Vera Coral, Irene Lisset Tobar Mera.
Defenders: Ligia Elena Moreira Burgos, Tamara Arelis, Angulo Cuero, Katherine Solange Ortiz Simisterra, Nancy Lorena Aguilar Murillo, Merly Cristina Zambrano Mendoza, Lliana Katherine Bowen Bravo.
Midfielders: Mayra Fabiola Olvera Reyes, Angie Paola Ponce Baque, Ingrid Roxana Rodriguez Alvarado, Adriana Margarita Barre Cusme, Kerlly Lizeth Real Carranza, Medelein Estefania Riera Bajana.
Forwards: Andrea Denisse Pesantes Tenorio, Erika Paola Vasquez Valencia, Giannina Maria Lattanzio Florez, Ambar Gillians Toerres Laz, Carina Elizabeth Caicedo Caicedo, Monica Quinteros Cabeza, Kelly Jahaira Vera Delgado.
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T&T women face off against Ecuador in away leg playoff.
By Ian Prescott (Express).
Ready To Rumble
Trinidad and Tobago head-coach Randy Waldrum expects an almost sell-out crowd, when Trinidad and Tobago women’s football team face Ecuador today in the first-leg of an inter-continential playoff for a spot in the 2015 FIFA Women World Cup. Both are aspiring to qualify for a first World Cup appearance.
Kick off time is at 3 p.m. T&T time, playing at 9,300 feet above sea level, at the Eastadio Olympico Atahualpa in Quito, Ecuador. A three-member German team of officials will take charge. When the teams meet again in the return leg on December 2 in Port of Spain, they will be vying for the final spot into next year’s 24-team Women’s World Cup in Canada.
Yesterday, coach Waldrum felt a buzz in Ecuador, where organisers have established ticket prices at a low US $2, to ensure a big crowd. “It’s going to be a potential for a packed house,” Waldrum said. “When we arrived in Guayaquil, almost 11 o’clock at night, there were mobs of people applauding us and cheering us on. And two or three television stations at the airport to greet us.”
Waldrum admits the occasion is exciting for his players as well, but he felt they were ready, having for the first time gotten the resources to prepare properly for a tournament. He also announced that several players are in better physical condition than two weeks ago at the CONCACAF Women’s Championships, where they finished fourth to secure the playoff spot.
“It’s the first time our players have seen this... going in as a visiting side and seeing so much hype surrounding it,” Waldrum added. “We are playing in the big Olympic stadium, so I get the feeling it could be a huge crowd and a lot of excitement here-- which I think helps. Our kids get excited about that too.”
Waldrum commended the Trinidad and Tobago Football Association (and Government) for providing the team with all necessary resources to be ready for the match. The women footballers now have a doctor, nutritionist and also a strength conditioning coach, among the support staff. They have also had a week in Mexico preparing in high altitude, prior to flying to Ecuador.
“We’ve been able to prepare much more properly than we have before,” Waldrum said. “The TTFA allowing us to go down to Mexico to acclimate... I think that’s huge. It would have been very difficult to come here with this altitude had we not done that.
“Most of out players are healthy,” added Waldrum. “We are getting healthier. We are not completely there. We are in much better shape, health-wise, than we were going into CONCACAF (Women’s Championships, last month).”
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T&T, Ecuador clash in first leg playoff.
By Amon Saba Saakana (Guardian).
T&T’s road to the 2015 Fifa Women’s World Cup will reach its penultimate hurdle today when the Women Soca Warriors face off away from home at Ecuador in the first leg on a Concacaf/Comnebol playoff.
The match will kick off at 2 pm (4 pm TT time) at the Estadio Olimpico Atahualpa, Quito, which sits at 9,127 feet above sea level and is likely to be filled to capacity.
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This isn't correct. Iz actually 3pm TT time.
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Been on de outskirts of the city all day. However, about to head to la Floresta to vibes it up before tomorrow. Ladies, let do this!!!
I like that, RESPECT! :beermug:
Iz unfortunate that this match and the men's tourney in JA overlap somewhat ... because I would have liked to see SH's product and our Caribbean opponents in action. Although the men doh kick off until Tuesday, iz essentially ah scheduling conflict because ah have to stick around these parts lil bit.
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any local tv coverage?
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any local tv coverage?
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WE READY We Ready for the WC- good luck today Warriors go for the Goal!!!
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Come on friends those who reside in North America need your help with credible live-stream links. Please post ASAP
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Defender Liana Hinds and Brianna Ryce are not in the squad after not being released by their universities.
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Das even possible?? dey have ah mid-term test or someting ah wha? buh wda is dis I hearing here boi?? I like meh Brianna in d back dey
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Das even possible?? dey have ah mid-term test or someting ah wha? buh wda is dis I hearing here boi?? I like meh Brianna in d back dey
How yuh mean if that possible, who giving them scholarship.
Liana won a semis last night vs the top team in conference (looks like she did not play though) and has a conference finals tomorrow.
Ryce is in the same situation. They beat Marquette last night and have a finals tomorrow.
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CTV just advertised that they will be streaming live:
Channel 6 on Flow
http://video.ctntworld.com/stream.html
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Game coming over live on this stream, just kicked off: http://video.ctntworld.com/stream.html
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Let's go Ladies... :challenge:
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this place embarrassing yes... CNMG of course having technical difficulties and we have to hear stupid man ruskin mark now ...
Anyone have a stream ?
2014 yes..2014
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what happen to the match , I onlhy seeing ads.
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Better stream, but in spanish. http://shar.es/10EV1M (http://shar.es/10EV1M)
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LIVE STREAM: Ecuador Women vs T&T Women. Match is underway.
http://www.womenssoccerunited.com/ecuador-trinidadandtobago-wwc-playoff/
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C back up and running
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Tempo to high... We need to be careful
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Any updates?
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Nil nil at half
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Thanks, hold down ladies!!!
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Poor first half .They're trying to play a fast-paced game..too many errant passes ...they need to slow things down a bit and let the ball do more of the work...
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Impressed at TT"s handling of high altitude. IMPRESSED!!!!!!!!!
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We keep giving away the damn ball
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Impressed at TT"s handling of high altitude. IMPRESSED!!!!!!!!!
The last 30 will be telling
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Impressed at TT"s handling of high altitude. IMPRESSED!!!!!!!!!
The last 30 will be telling
True dat. But this altitude should've killed them. They are handling it like champions.
Fingers crossed.
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75... still -0-0.
Captain on a yellow and was lucky not to get another.
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Player injured.... We down to 10 players
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5 mins injury time
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Congrats Women Soca Warriors! You played with a lot of heart! :challenge:
Props to the technical team for preparing the ladies! :applause:
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0-0, final.
Ecuador: - 1.Shirley Berrus, 19.Kerly Real, 3.Lorena Aguilar, 16.Ligia Moreira, 6.Angie Ponce, 18.Adriana Barre, 20.Andrea Pesantes, 13.Madeline Riera, 7.Ingrid Rodriguez, 10.Ambar Torres, 9.Gianina Lattanzio.
Trinidad & Tobago: - 1.Kimika Forbes, 4.Rhea Belgrave, 5.Arin King, 8.Patrice Superville, 9.Maylee Attin Johnson (capt), 14.Karyn Forbes, 11.Janine Francois, 20.Lauren Hutchinson, 12.Ahkeela Mollon, 3.Mariah Shade, 19.Kennya Cordner.
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Captain on a yellow and was lucky not to get another.
She hugged the referee after the final whistle ;D
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Anybody else notice the German Referee.
That woman built like a horse. 8)
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Not a bad effort from our ladies. Next game they will have to play the best game of their lives
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Good stuff ladies, home field advantage for the return leg
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Anybody else notice the German Referee.
That woman built like a horse. 8)
gosh, ah peeping whole game
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I didn't understand why the goal was disallowed,did I miss something cause it was a 50,50 ball.
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Not bad.
Hope the TTFA make ah big deal out of this final leg. Maybe charge like $40 and school kids free. Get ah riddim section and ah couple big flags.
Now is the time to milk hem bandwaggonist sponsors and them.
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I didn't understand why the goal was disallowed,did I miss something cause it was a 50,50 ball.
She was offside, I think.
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Not bad.
Hope the TTFA make ah big deal out of this final leg. Maybe charge like $40 and school kids free. Get ah riddim section and ah couple big flags.
Now is the time to milk hem bandwaggonist sponsors and them.
Exactly!!!
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Not bad.
Hope the TTFA make ah big deal out of this final leg. Maybe charge like $40 and school kids free. Get ah riddim section and ah couple big flags.
Now is the time to milk hem bandwaggonist sponsors and them.
Also why not have a double header? Invite a quality team to play our U-20 Men team as they will serve as continued preparation before the final round in Jamaica.
Youth team will play their match first and the feature match between T&T and Ecuador women will come next.
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Not bad.
Hope the TTFA make ah big deal out of this final leg. Maybe charge like $40 and school kids free. Get ah riddim section and ah couple big flags.
Now is the time to milk hem bandwaggonist sponsors and them.
Also why not have a double header? Invite a quality team to play our U-20 Men team as they will serve as continued preparation before the final round in Jamaica.
Youth team will play their match first and the feature match between T&T and Ecuador women will come next.
Or maybe move ah PFL game to that day or something.
Come on TTFA, time to shine
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Decent result. Congrats women warriors!
Ecuador knows they just lost out on a great opportunity to get a goal or a win. They will be throwing everything at us for the return leg. Dont think it will work out for them.
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I didn't understand why the goal was disallowed,did I miss something cause it was a 50,50 ball.
She was offside, I think.
Thanks mate,maybe it was close so I didn't notice,I really feel we could beat this team,we need to not play so many long errant passes,ah little bit more possession wil be better,we speedier than them and even look mor comfortable on the ball.
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She fouled the gk
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Anybody else notice the German Referee.
That woman built like a horse. 8)
i watching she years now. Mercedes benz
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these girls rel improve boy, the quality of football is leaps and bounds what we use to play
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these girls rel improve boy, the quality of football is leaps and bounds what we use to play
What yuh mean? Cause Player for player no.
Maybe because we have more ppl out here, but we have had some players who man you should have seen them.
All the same these are good, very good.
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Really proud of those ladies
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Anybody else notice the German Referee.
That woman built like a horse. 8)
i watching she years now. Mercedes benz
Quite a commanding stride :). Called a tight, good game. Very professional.
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Really proud of those ladies
CO-SIGNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
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Captain on a yellow and was lucky not to get another.
She hugged the referee after the final whistle ;D
:beermug:
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Anybody else notice the German Referee.
That woman built like a horse. 8)
A MACTRUCK
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She referee in the busdesliga. She is top stuff.
She is the one that get touch up
German Football Player Touches Female Referee Bre…: http://youtu.be/lhq8l09RAAM
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It almost felt like if we won today, we would have qualified today.
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Big Props Ladies
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She referee in the busdesliga. She is top stuff.
She is the one that get touch up
German Football Player Touches Female Referee Bre…: http://youtu.be/lhq8l09RAAM
Woman is accidentally get touch up sometimes. It happens.
But she didn't seem to mind. :)
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She referee in the busdesliga. She is top stuff.
She is the one that get touch up
German Football Player Touches Female Referee Bre…: http://youtu.be/lhq8l09RAAM
As we talking about she:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cjPV1k7uDQY
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where could One get tickets for the Dec02 game?
Roll call for the Dec 2 game?
I ask once more- any plans for forum members to link up? What section will the crew be at?
Do we have a banner or the flag for the game?
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where could One get tickets for the Dec02 game?
Roll call for the Dec 2 game?
I ask once more- any plans for forum members to link up? What section will the crew be at?
Do we have a banner or the flag for the game?
We usually sit around the 18yd line on the Movie Towne side of the Stadium.
The big flag is always available for use. We just need people committed to handling it.
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Who rolling from the U.S.?
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Who rolling from the U.S.?
Considering it, Tenors... Waiting on my winter schedule.
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Who rolling from the U.S.?
Considering it, Tenors... Waiting on my winter schedule.
Considering it as well.