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Football / I fine this sad

« on: June 20, 2006, 07:04:51 PM »

I doe know if is jus me but i find men bashing d players as well as the technical staff, my question is why?

Lets point some stuff out where were we when Bennie take over................ next thing i doe know what TV allyuh was watchin but i see a team who does not have the greatest names in the world such as ronaldo and Henry but still was able to withstand the strenght of the likes of England and Sweden why is it now when things don't go our way we like to blame why. A next thing i saw quite a number of people who look like they jump off d band waggon $:-\$ $:-\$ this really upset me come people lets make sense smallest country to ever qualify for the first time and people wanted to make it sound like if we was suppose to win d world cup. Some of allyuh didn't even think T&T would even win a game but when allyuh see oppoutunity and it not in allyuh favour allyuh complaining SO WHO VEX SOOOOOOOOO I DOUBT ALLYUH COULD HAVE DONE BETTER

General Discussion / What goin on ,on d radio?

« on: June 06, 2006, 06:22:10 PM »

We are currently about 3 days way from the kick off of the first ever game Trinidad is to play in d world cup, so everybody startin to get a bit excited. I put on d radio 2 see if i can find a Lil soca and wat will i hear dancehall reggae. I not saying i doe like d music i enjoy it very much but the lack of our culture at such a crucial time we need a lil soca this is TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO SOCA WARRIORS NOT TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO REGGAE BOYS sorry if i offend anybody but this is jus my point of view plz delete if anybody find it out of place

Football / The B-Factor

« on: June 02, 2006, 10:49:16 PM »

Not sure if it was posted befor but jus doin some reading so i am sharing

The B Factor
stacy-marie | Posted on: June 1st, 2006

The most (the only) impressive thing about our recent friendly against was Birchall’s goal in the 26th minute: a low, hard and accurate shot taken edge of the penalty box. ‘Me mum’ didn’t hesitate,
didn’t bat an eyelash - just levelled that ball past the keeper. Stern John, are you paying attention?

At the moment, I’m so impressed with Chris Birchall that I’m tempted to emblazon my T&T shirt (acquired with considerable difficulty, given that they’re sold out all over the world) with the number 7.

As I mentioned in my post-match analysis of our 2-1 loss to Wales, it was Birchall who set up the only goal of that match (scored by Stern John), and he (along with Carlos Edwards, Latapy and Collin Samuel) was one of the most convincing performers throughout.

I expect great things from this young man - including a couple of goals against the Czech Republic on Saturday (fingers crossed) and - dare I say it - one or two against you-know-who on June 15. In an interview with the UK Guardian, Birchall said of his Liverpool hero Steven Gerrard, “Gerrard is a player I watch week in, week out on Match of the Day and the live games that are on Sky because that’s the position, centre midfield, where I’ve been playing for the past year for Trinidad.” He then went on to say, “But on [June 15th] I’ll be trying to win the ball from him and going in for some hard tackles with him because I know that’s the kind of player he is. I’m the same really. I like going in for tough challenges - reputations won’t mean anything that day.”

The spirit is strong in this one - even the Duke of Yorke agrees with me.

Vibes it up Chris.

Porous Defence - 3-1 to Slovenia
stacy-marie | Posted on: May 31st, 2006

3-1 to Slovenia - Hislop completely buggers up and gifts Novakociv with a hattrick.

The commentators are going to leap all over this. It doesn’t look good - a draw with Peru, 2-1 to Wales and now 3-1 to Slovenia.

Dat eh no scene. We’ve made mistakes (sing a song of defence…), done some experimenting (Jones on the left, Yorke as a defensive midfielder) and learnt some lessons (Birchall is a Soooooooooooocccccccccccaaaaaaaa Warrior).

Experience is a hard teacher, but a wise one. And Beenhakker is a shrewd and skilled coach.

Our next test - against Czech Republic - is on Saturday. Let’s see how the Warriors do then.

http://trinidadtobago.worldcupblog.org/1/the-b-factor.html#more-187

Football / Where can i get the vinyl

« on: April 20, 2006, 11:48:32 AM »

i am looking for the soca warrior vynil for the glass on the car where can you get it not d kfc one i not feelin to advertisin for kfc for free

Football / Racers host warrior pride benefit event

« on: March 13, 2006, 06:35:52 AM »

The racing society will hold a racing event where funds will be given to the T&t campaign to go to germany.It will be on the 26th of march

http://forums.trinituner.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=78574

Football / The game is on channel 4

« on: February 28, 2006, 06:11:43 PM »

It is starting now

Football / Hold a Christmas Camp

« on: December 19, 2005, 05:16:36 AM »

I think for this christmas vacation ttff can hold a a small training camp for those who are in the colleges around the world because most of them come back home for d vacation anyway this is a easy way for the ttff to look at what is available for us to carry the best team possible

Football / No Soca Warriors playing fever

« on: December 03, 2005, 12:19:03 AM »

How Much Of Allyuh sufferin from this?
rite now i doe know wat to do i jus waitin on d world cup even a friendly to see d boys perform again i feel is a Disease dey no soca warriors playin fever

Entertainment & Culture Discussion / Trini in Fiddy Movie

« on: November 19, 2005, 12:25:18 AM »

&T's Walker shares limelight with 'Fiddy'

Trini actor in 'Get Rich' movie

Sateesh Maharaj

Thursday, November 17th 2005

Curtis '50 Cent' Jackson (left) and Sullivan Walker at the Grauman's Chinese Theatre, Los Angeles.

Thug. Gangsta'. Rapper. Call music superstar Curtis '50 Cent' Jackson what you may but Trinidad born actor Sullivan Walker knows him on more familiar terms... 'grandson.'

Walker stars in the controversial film Get Rich or Die Tryin' which recently opened in cinemas across the United States. In the film, he plays Cent's grandfather who, along with his grandmother, fought to guide and keep him on the path of righteousness.

"I would have loved him," admits Walker when asked how he would have felt if he really was Cent's father and knew of his past. "I would have done whatever I could to get him on the right path. I might have had to use tough love-which I did as a grandparent in the film-but my love would not have stopped. You don't stop loving someone because you don't approve of what they are doing. You might be heartbroken, but you don't stop loving them."

Walker said that filming the movie was a great experience and revealed that he learnt much from director Jim Sheridan. The son of Laventille said that critics of the film's violent content have been missing the underlying message of the movie-one which should become the motto of youth today.

"There is violence in the movie, but there is a lot of emphasis on family and the closeness he had with his grandfather and his grandmother. People talk about the violence in this film but you have to walk in this man's shoes to understand what his world was like."

He added: "One has to understand at that time in America, crack and drugs was really sweeping the poor communities. He got caught up in that. To me what is redeeming about the film is the fact that he was able to transcend all of that and become one of the biggest recording artists in the world. This is important for young people to understand. It does not matter where you come from. With what you are given at birth you can rise above your condition. For young people this is a film that will show them that they can be anything they want to be.This is what people have to look at."

"I think it's kind of hypocritical to talk about the violence," he continued. "There are kids who grew up in that. People have to understand what it's like to be poor and black in America with no hope. He went beyond his limitations. I think one of the reasons why he was successful is that he has Caribbean roots. He has that drive for success that we as island people have."

Walker reiterated that people needed to go see this film and not let "the negative press that is coming out of America" prevent them from going to see it.

The actor said that Cent was nothing like the violent imagery which saturate his hits.

"When you meet the man you really appreciate his humility. One would have expected because he is such a big star that he'd throw temper tantrums but there was none of that. I'm proud of the film and working with him. I find him to be shy, introverted, very much willing to know and understand what he doesn't know in terms of film making. He is a determined young man. People need not be caught up in his public image. Sometimes that image is just there to help sell records and stuff like that. You can't judge somebody just by their public image, especially in entertainment. He's really soft spoken and respectful of his grand parents. He's just singing about what he lived."

Walker, who will next be featured in the stage revival of Barefoot in the Park, says he wants to gain enough visibility so that he can show the world what this country has to offer.

He hopes that his career will serve as an inspiration to youngsters who feel that their circumstances dictate who they are.

"I want the young people to know that I am in their corner. I was born in Success Village, Laventille. I want people to look at my career and let them understand that there is hope. If you develop skill, keep looking forward, hold on to your culture and believe in who you are it will pay off."

WIN OR LOSE I AM A FIGHTER