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Football / Re: Frank Lampard the Best Midfielder in the World?
« on: May 04, 2005, 08:16:45 AM »
Lampard, however, is the bes' paid... that much could be agreed upon 
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Football / Re: FOOTBALL KING
« on: May 02, 2005, 01:39:44 PM »doc u know 'chopper'
Ev'rybody know Chopper... We hang out by Chopper before the 2001 loss in Boston.
Yeah doc, what's dat park name, ah run there on my only visit to DC. umpteen years ago, the tune jammin in d parties den was "Ring my Bell".
I freaked out over DC, never see so much Black people in one place so, not even in NY. Also met man ah didn't see from Belmont for years...All good mems. except for ah 2.00 p.m. mugging ah witness by Howard...ah start running down the man, meh pard who was living dey start to buff meh up.."Wha d F**k rong wit yuh, like de F**kin cold freezin yuh brain ah wha ?" Loud, loud he buff meh...
Must be Blair Park .... dat used to be de spot ... not anymore
De park udergoin' a face lift so ah know we won't be welcomed back there
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Football / Re: FOOTBALL KING
« on: May 02, 2005, 01:09:44 PM »
Howard U ... classmates and bush league teammate ... hahahaha
and bush league teammate ... hahahaha
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Football / Re: FOOTBALL KING
« on: May 02, 2005, 01:05:06 PM »
Sean and ronnie is my bigger brothers
So Marlon is yuh uncle den?
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Football / Re: Andre Toussaint nets treble in 7-0 W Connection win.
« on: May 01, 2005, 02:06:55 PM »
Toussaint scored in the 56th, 81st (penalty) and 86th minutes to join clubmate Gefferson Goulart as the league’s top scorer with seven goals each.
St Lucian Earl Jean, the team’s captain added a pair of his own, in the fourth and 59th minutes while midfielder Brenton De Leon (51st minute) and Goulart (85th) were the other scorers for the “Savonetta Boys” who now have maximum 18 points.
Early and late goals kill Granno boys. Plenty questions for his defence too - 14 goals conceded in 3 games wow!!
1st half ... 4th min
2nd half ... 51st, 56th, 59th (3 in 9 min), 81st, 85th, 86th (3 in 5 min)
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Football / Re: Twenty five players called up for Beenhakker’s first training camp.
« on: April 30, 2005, 07:45:43 PM »
Holder was de U-20 Goalkeeper
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Football / Re: Twenty five players called up for Beenhakker’s first training camp.
« on: April 30, 2005, 07:42:10 PM »
Ah eh see Spann name on de team sheet today. Is he on his way to meet de "Been", injured or just given a rest? 
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Football / Re: Twenty five players called up for Beenhakker’s first training camp.
« on: April 30, 2005, 07:36:26 PM »
source: China Daily
Chinese soccer striving to survive
By Chen Xiangfeng (China Daily)
Updated: 2004-12-04 10:08
The next time China's football team can play in a major international tournament is four years away at the 2008 Olympics in Beijing.
China's Olympic team pose for a group photo. [newsphoto]
What makes things more miserable is that the Olympic appearance results from home advantage - the host team gets an automatic spot without having to play any qualifiers.
Everyone can take a deep breath because China do not have to fight with Asian rivals like they did before.
The world's most populous country failed to qualify for this year's Athens Games and last month lost out in the race to qualify for the 2006 World Cup to unfancied Kuwait.
With a footballing history of more than 2,000 years, China's first World Cup appearance came only two years ago.
Its World Cup debut was tarnished by the loss of all three games in the group stage and failure to score a single goal.
Fans are afraid that they will have to wait for China to host the event before they make another World Cup appearance.
Humiliating knock-out
China's 7-0 thrashing of Hong Kong last month was not enough to send them through to the next round of Asian World Cup qualifiers.
Kuwait won the group and advanced by routing Malaysia 6-1, giving Kuwait a one goal better goal difference than China.
China's head coach Arie Haan was immediately released from his contract with the China Football Association (CFA) and returned home, marking another failure in the CFA's policy of choosing foreign coaches.
Only Bora Milutinovic achieved brief success for China by leading the team to the 2002 World Cup finals.
A longer wait is simply unbearable for fans who have lost interest, and are running out of tolerance with domestic football.
Even Haan, a midfielder in the Dutch team of the 1970s that reached two World Cup finals, said the recent turmoil in China's top professional league played a role in the national team's slump.
In October, seven of the 12 clubs in China's Super League, including Dalian, Beijing, Shanghai, Qingdao, Sichuan, Shenzhen and Liaoning, commonly known as G-7, united to challenge the CFA, urging the association to reform the league.
The G-7, headed by seven-time league champions Dalian Shide, criticized the CFA for lack of transparency and acute corruption.
"Of course it had an influence on the national team, the players," said Haan.
"A lot of players are not being paid, a lot of players don't want to play because they're not satisfied with the circumstances, the referees."
The 10-year-old professional league, replaced by the Super League this year, was hampered by lackluster performances and poor commercial success, despite heavy investment from club runners and the government.
Both Beijing and Dalian threatened to boycott league matches in October while Liaoning and Shenzhen struggled to pay their players on time.
With the recent drug scandal involving Liaoning's goalkeeper Liu Jiansheng, who is believed to be connected to social drug use and match fixing, China's football is on the edge of collapse.
Asian Cup emotion
But Haan insisted he had something to feel proud of.
"This year, we only lost two matches. In the final of the Asia Cup we lost to Japan, and afterwards we lost to Kuwait," he was quoted as saying by the Xinhua news agency.
"That should not be considered a bad result."
His remarks should be considered partly right.
Compared to a whole year's chaos and disappointment, 2004 Asian Cup left fans with some fond memories, though not the final against Japan.
China was unbeaten in the group matches and then gave fans a surprise semi-final victory by beating favourite's Iran in a penalty shootout.
But title hopes were dashed by arch-rivals Japan who rallied to beat China 3-1 in the final.
Some fans refused to leave the stadium after the match, protesting the result by shouting and throwing bottles and garbage.
More than 6,000 security staff were deployed in and around the stadium, with riot police, soldiers and SWAT teams in position to prevent crowd trouble. The tough measures proved insufficient and some fans vented their wrath by attacking a vehicle and rioting.
But runner-up is still an excellent result for China as the team advanced to the final for only the second time. It lost 2-0 to Saudi Arabia in the 1984 final.
Looking to the West
With hopes of reaching the 2006 World Cup vanished, CFA officials are vowing to take action - and hope hosts Germany can offer some help.
A specially-assembled group, called the 2008-Star Team consisting of 27 young and promising Chinese football players, will undergo a two-year-long training session at Bad Kissingen.
The talented 27, selected from the nation's best youth players aged between 15-19, are expected to form the core of the 2008 Olympic team.
Eckhard Krautzun, a former German Olympic team member with a 35-year-long coaching career, has been appointed head coach.
This is not the first time China has sent it's footballers overseas for training.
Besides, many top players are beginning to see Europe as a way to turn round their careers.
China's Footballer of the Year Zheng Zhi,the national team's playmaker, has just completed trials at Bundesliga club Hertha Berlin. Teenaged defender Du Wei from Shanghai Shenhua has been in contact with a number of German clubs while another international midfielder, Zhao Junzhe from Liaoning, has received an invitation from Scottish Premier League giants Glasgow Celtic.
Young goalkeeper Song Junmin from Tianjin and national team captain Li Weifeng are also planning to move abroad.
Women's hope
China's women footballers have also struggled to find form.
The Athens Games began in a disastrous 8-0 rout to Germany but the year ended offering a glimmer of hope as the U-19 youth team were runners-up in the World Women's Championship.
It is hope for the future of the women's national team, who won silver at the Atlanta Olympics and finished runners-up to the US at the 1999 World Cup, after losing their shine due to the retirement of veterans.
They were knocked out in the quarter-finals of the 2003 Women's World Cup, and then at this year's Athens Olympics the team suffered their biggest setback after being eliminated from the group phase. Its 8-0 loss to Germany is the worst in the team's history.
Head coach Zhang Haitao resigned immediately after the Games and the women's team is still looking for a new manager.
With the youth side achieving an unexpected second-placed result, head coach Wang Haiming become one of the favourites to take over the job from Zhang.
Whoever will take the helm, it is believed some emerging stars from the U-19 team will be added to the national team, carrying hopes of helping China return to the world's elite.
Chinese soccer striving to survive
By Chen Xiangfeng (China Daily)
Updated: 2004-12-04 10:08
The next time China's football team can play in a major international tournament is four years away at the 2008 Olympics in Beijing.
China's Olympic team pose for a group photo. [newsphoto]
What makes things more miserable is that the Olympic appearance results from home advantage - the host team gets an automatic spot without having to play any qualifiers.
Everyone can take a deep breath because China do not have to fight with Asian rivals like they did before.
The world's most populous country failed to qualify for this year's Athens Games and last month lost out in the race to qualify for the 2006 World Cup to unfancied Kuwait.
With a footballing history of more than 2,000 years, China's first World Cup appearance came only two years ago.
Its World Cup debut was tarnished by the loss of all three games in the group stage and failure to score a single goal.
Fans are afraid that they will have to wait for China to host the event before they make another World Cup appearance.
Humiliating knock-out
China's 7-0 thrashing of Hong Kong last month was not enough to send them through to the next round of Asian World Cup qualifiers.
Kuwait won the group and advanced by routing Malaysia 6-1, giving Kuwait a one goal better goal difference than China.
China's head coach Arie Haan was immediately released from his contract with the China Football Association (CFA) and returned home, marking another failure in the CFA's policy of choosing foreign coaches.
Only Bora Milutinovic achieved brief success for China by leading the team to the 2002 World Cup finals.
A longer wait is simply unbearable for fans who have lost interest, and are running out of tolerance with domestic football.
Even Haan, a midfielder in the Dutch team of the 1970s that reached two World Cup finals, said the recent turmoil in China's top professional league played a role in the national team's slump.
In October, seven of the 12 clubs in China's Super League, including Dalian, Beijing, Shanghai, Qingdao, Sichuan, Shenzhen and Liaoning, commonly known as G-7, united to challenge the CFA, urging the association to reform the league.
The G-7, headed by seven-time league champions Dalian Shide, criticized the CFA for lack of transparency and acute corruption.
"Of course it had an influence on the national team, the players," said Haan.
"A lot of players are not being paid, a lot of players don't want to play because they're not satisfied with the circumstances, the referees."
The 10-year-old professional league, replaced by the Super League this year, was hampered by lackluster performances and poor commercial success, despite heavy investment from club runners and the government.
Both Beijing and Dalian threatened to boycott league matches in October while Liaoning and Shenzhen struggled to pay their players on time.
With the recent drug scandal involving Liaoning's goalkeeper Liu Jiansheng, who is believed to be connected to social drug use and match fixing, China's football is on the edge of collapse.
Asian Cup emotion
But Haan insisted he had something to feel proud of.
"This year, we only lost two matches. In the final of the Asia Cup we lost to Japan, and afterwards we lost to Kuwait," he was quoted as saying by the Xinhua news agency.
"That should not be considered a bad result."
His remarks should be considered partly right.
Compared to a whole year's chaos and disappointment, 2004 Asian Cup left fans with some fond memories, though not the final against Japan.
China was unbeaten in the group matches and then gave fans a surprise semi-final victory by beating favourite's Iran in a penalty shootout.
But title hopes were dashed by arch-rivals Japan who rallied to beat China 3-1 in the final.
Some fans refused to leave the stadium after the match, protesting the result by shouting and throwing bottles and garbage.
More than 6,000 security staff were deployed in and around the stadium, with riot police, soldiers and SWAT teams in position to prevent crowd trouble. The tough measures proved insufficient and some fans vented their wrath by attacking a vehicle and rioting.
But runner-up is still an excellent result for China as the team advanced to the final for only the second time. It lost 2-0 to Saudi Arabia in the 1984 final.
Looking to the West
With hopes of reaching the 2006 World Cup vanished, CFA officials are vowing to take action - and hope hosts Germany can offer some help.
A specially-assembled group, called the 2008-Star Team consisting of 27 young and promising Chinese football players, will undergo a two-year-long training session at Bad Kissingen.
The talented 27, selected from the nation's best youth players aged between 15-19, are expected to form the core of the 2008 Olympic team.
Eckhard Krautzun, a former German Olympic team member with a 35-year-long coaching career, has been appointed head coach.
This is not the first time China has sent it's footballers overseas for training.
Besides, many top players are beginning to see Europe as a way to turn round their careers.
China's Footballer of the Year Zheng Zhi,the national team's playmaker, has just completed trials at Bundesliga club Hertha Berlin. Teenaged defender Du Wei from Shanghai Shenhua has been in contact with a number of German clubs while another international midfielder, Zhao Junzhe from Liaoning, has received an invitation from Scottish Premier League giants Glasgow Celtic.
Young goalkeeper Song Junmin from Tianjin and national team captain Li Weifeng are also planning to move abroad.
Women's hope
China's women footballers have also struggled to find form.
The Athens Games began in a disastrous 8-0 rout to Germany but the year ended offering a glimmer of hope as the U-19 youth team were runners-up in the World Women's Championship.
It is hope for the future of the women's national team, who won silver at the Atlanta Olympics and finished runners-up to the US at the 1999 World Cup, after losing their shine due to the retirement of veterans.
They were knocked out in the quarter-finals of the 2003 Women's World Cup, and then at this year's Athens Olympics the team suffered their biggest setback after being eliminated from the group phase. Its 8-0 loss to Germany is the worst in the team's history.
Head coach Zhang Haitao resigned immediately after the Games and the women's team is still looking for a new manager.
With the youth side achieving an unexpected second-placed result, head coach Wang Haiming become one of the favourites to take over the job from Zhang.
Whoever will take the helm, it is believed some emerging stars from the U-19 team will be added to the national team, carrying hopes of helping China return to the world's elite.
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Football / Re: Twenty five players called up for Beenhakker’s first training camp.
« on: April 30, 2005, 07:06:27 PM »refresh my memory, when did glasgow leave china? and when is dwarika attacthed to connection?
Ah neva see any article or press release saying dat dey were released by de Chinese clubs, but when Dwarika signed wit Beijing Guoan (last March), de contract was only for one year. Ah guess dey chose not to renew it. Since Dwarika was wit W-Connection before he went tuh China, he probably jes fall back een.
Glasgow was also on a one-year contract wit Guangzhou Xiangxue. He broke his leg last August in a friendly against Guatemala and I doh know if he ever went back China.
Last season, ah think the China League ended in dispute. It seemed that sometime around October - November they cancelled the season. There was also some concern that teams were losing lots of money. Whether or not those events had any effect on their contracts, I doh know.
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Football / Re: Twenty five players called up for Beenhakker’s first training camp.
« on: April 30, 2005, 05:39:02 PM »Ok i am assuming this is the first batch of local players called up for leo to look at. .But Leo Beenhakker need to take a look at the player actually playing himself not rely on Mr phillips look how he call back his son quick quick quick what the irish league over or he failed to break into in the first team
but a descent squad overall.
Why you so bwoy!
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Football / Re: Brazilian #10 Gefferson Goulart star in Connection win.
« on: April 28, 2005, 12:14:21 PM »1452
Football / Re: New English-boy to try out with Beenhakker’s ‘Warriors’
« on: April 28, 2005, 12:04:03 PM »
It used to be de opposite back in the day. Didin't make it any less wrong then either. Just pointing out that you're right....it should be the best players regardless of race or creed...but it hasn't always been where it'a been an all black team. Back in de days of Raffie Knowles, Stollmeyer and dem, a black player fuh T&T would be like a fly on a pow fuss de team was white.
I think an appropriate question would be why the "white" players stopped playing. When Shamrocks Queen Park, Luton town etc. disappeared from top flight football, so did the vast majority of "white" players, by and large. When I played in the late 70's thru early '80's, we had a couple white players on our team. They were, however, English contractors. There was a "white" fella who played for the national team around 81 - 82. His name was Wayne (Joseph may have been his surname), Maple and Klans man who was a central defender. He played with Reynold George, when more than half the players were from Maple ( then a second div. team).
The short is that when there were quality players playing top flight TT football and worthy of selection, I thought there were more likely than not to get a look.
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Football / Re: Beenhakker's mandate
« on: April 28, 2005, 07:01:56 AM »
Two questions:
how do you think Leo will go about fulfilling this mandate?
What support is in place to make this mandate a reality?
I think he is going to use universally available technology to bring our analysis and instruction out of the "dark ages".
The support is primarily in TT dollars
1454
Football / Re: Latas not returning home this week
« on: April 26, 2005, 02:43:31 PM »
Just to make sure dat ah clear ... yuh eh vex wit Latas, but yuh might geh vex wit JW .... right?
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Football / Re: TALLMAN
« on: April 26, 2005, 02:27:57 PM »Doc it was before the 82 World Cup.
I remember becz a few months later Jennings looked so good for NI.
especially against hosts Spain, when they shocked them 1-0 and knocked them out of the WC.
Jennings was the essence of composure that day.
So the game was between Jan and May of 1982...prob. during break in the Eng. season..
Peace,
VB
The above quote was from "Alyuh know this fact about Ron Laforest"
So VB ah was right, that the Arsenal game was not and could not have been played in '82
Tallman,
I was speaking to graeme Rodriguez a few days back.
He mentioned that he played for the Sr. team back in 1985-86.
He said that he played vs. Harts (Scotland), Arsenal and vs. a Tobago II
I didn't have the heart to tell him the last one probably doh count..
In case u r interested TT lost the Ars. game 3-0.
I wasn't even aware of this, but back in dem days, I used to get scant sports info in Canada, yuh boy was livingin f^%$%^& Guelph, Ontario.
Peace,
VB
and the score wasn't 3-2 after all.... or that was another game?
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Football / Re: Latas not returning home this week
« on: April 26, 2005, 01:53:37 PM »
Doc
I am not familiar with Errol Grimes, please fill me in. Thks.
Maxg, he is de WASA boss. Sometime last year dey had a story in de papers dat he was gettin a $14K/mth raise to $50K/mth. Meanwhile WASA runnin in de red to de tune of several billion dollars. Recently with de fire downtown, dey plan B was to truck water in ....
Aye...watch yuself...Grimesy is meh padnah. We used to go Impact afta wuk on Friday and lime. He get big compensation package yuh say? And me eh get none a dah money? Like Ah have to reconsider de padnah ting...
Some may say because he eh from 'Bago, so what I say doh matter
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Football / Re: Latas not returning home this week
« on: April 26, 2005, 12:51:42 PM »
Ah wonder if we have de same disdain for the likes of Errol Grimes with his huge compensation package? What is he doin' for de country? ... Ah well de beat goes orn
What is he doin' for de country? ... Ah well de beat goes orn
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Football / Re: Spann open his Japanese account
« on: April 23, 2005, 02:32:38 PM »
Fellas, I'm mono-lingual. That's the only thing in english that I have been able to find. Sorry it doesn't rise to your lofty expectations 
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Football / Spann open his Japanese account
« on: April 23, 2005, 09:19:56 AM »
source: J League
SCORESHEET 2005 J.LEAGUE Division 2 1st Day 8th Sec
23 April 2005 14:04 Kick-off at Yokohama Mitsuzawa Football Stadium
[Attendance]5,024[Weather]Sunny 19.8℃ 23%
[Referee]Yasuhiro HEMMI[Assistant Referee]Hitoshi NAKAGOMI/Susumu TAKEDA
Yokohama FC 1 0 1st Half 1 1 Tokushima Vortis
1 2nd Half 0
11 SH 9
3 CK 6
22 FK 15
[Yokohama FC] GK 21 Takanori SUGENO [Tokushima] GK 30 Norio TAKAHASHI
DF 14 Jungo KONO DF 25 Yohei TANIIKE
DF 4 TWEED DF 2 Yusaku TANIOKU
DF 26 Mitsunori YAMAO DF 19 Takayuki KOMINE
DF 7 Tomoyoshi ONO MF 17 Tadahiro AKIBA
MF 13 Kazuki SATO MF 4 Shohei KAMADA
MF 18 Shingi ONO MF 23 KIM Wi Man
MF 29 Nobuhiro SADATOMI MF 8 Akira ITO
MF 8 Tsuyoshi YOSHITAKE MF 11 Koji KATAOKA
FW 9 Shoji JO FW 10 Yasuaki OSHIMA
FW 20 Manabu KUBOTA FW 18 Toshiaki HAJI
GK 1 Kenji KOYAMA GK 22 Taiji FURUTA
DF 27 Takanori NAKAJIMA MF 5 Noriaki TSUTSUI
MF 6 SILVIO MF 6 Akira OBA
MF 22 Satoshi OTOMO MF 14 Daisuke TANAKA
FW 11 JEFFERSON FW 13 Yasutaka KOBAYASHI
Manager Yusuke ADACHI Manager Shinji TANAKA
[Scorers] 66' SILVIO [Scorers] 41' Toshiaki HAJI
[Substitute] 61' OUT Nobuhiro SADATOMI [Substitute] 85' OUT Koji KATAOKA
IN SILVIO IN Akira OBA
75' OUT Tsuyoshi YOSHITAKE 87' OUT KIM Wi Man
IN Takanori NAKAJIMA IN Daisuke TANAKA
85' OUT Shingi ONO
IN JEFFERSON
[Cautions] 16' Nobuhiro SADATOMI [Cautions] 87' Akira OBA
SCORESHEET 2005 J.LEAGUE Division 2 1st Day 8th Sec
23 April 2005 14:04 Kick-off at Yokohama Mitsuzawa Football Stadium
[Attendance]5,024[Weather]Sunny 19.8℃ 23%
[Referee]Yasuhiro HEMMI[Assistant Referee]Hitoshi NAKAGOMI/Susumu TAKEDA
Yokohama FC 1 0 1st Half 1 1 Tokushima Vortis
1 2nd Half 0
11 SH 9
3 CK 6
22 FK 15
[Yokohama FC] GK 21 Takanori SUGENO [Tokushima] GK 30 Norio TAKAHASHI
DF 14 Jungo KONO DF 25 Yohei TANIIKE
DF 4 TWEED DF 2 Yusaku TANIOKU
DF 26 Mitsunori YAMAO DF 19 Takayuki KOMINE
DF 7 Tomoyoshi ONO MF 17 Tadahiro AKIBA
MF 13 Kazuki SATO MF 4 Shohei KAMADA
MF 18 Shingi ONO MF 23 KIM Wi Man
MF 29 Nobuhiro SADATOMI MF 8 Akira ITO
MF 8 Tsuyoshi YOSHITAKE MF 11 Koji KATAOKA
FW 9 Shoji JO FW 10 Yasuaki OSHIMA
FW 20 Manabu KUBOTA FW 18 Toshiaki HAJI
GK 1 Kenji KOYAMA GK 22 Taiji FURUTA
DF 27 Takanori NAKAJIMA MF 5 Noriaki TSUTSUI
MF 6 SILVIO MF 6 Akira OBA
MF 22 Satoshi OTOMO MF 14 Daisuke TANAKA
FW 11 JEFFERSON FW 13 Yasutaka KOBAYASHI
Manager Yusuke ADACHI Manager Shinji TANAKA
[Scorers] 66' SILVIO [Scorers] 41' Toshiaki HAJI
[Substitute] 61' OUT Nobuhiro SADATOMI [Substitute] 85' OUT Koji KATAOKA
IN SILVIO IN Akira OBA
75' OUT Tsuyoshi YOSHITAKE 87' OUT KIM Wi Man
IN Takanori NAKAJIMA IN Daisuke TANAKA
85' OUT Shingi ONO
IN JEFFERSON
[Cautions] 16' Nobuhiro SADATOMI [Cautions] 87' Akira OBA
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Football / Re: The best Caribbean-born footballer
« on: April 20, 2005, 12:16:38 PM ». If this is based on popurality, then Russel is the man. He was more consistent, had a bigger impact, and is getting ready to close off his playing career in style and beging a new one as a coach.
By showing how Russel was consistent, would go a long way in supporting your position.
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Football / Re: Leo Beenhakker sees Jones’ strike.
« on: April 20, 2005, 12:09:24 PM »
While we appreciate the scraps when dey come our way, I think it's foolhardy to think that we have to to genuflect before you ... the exhaulted and annointed one. What is the role of the TTFA media, by the way?
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Football / Re: Terry Fenwick Returning to Jabloeth?
« on: April 20, 2005, 10:15:57 AM »Fenwick wasn't the coach for that game, Ricky Hill was.QuoteQuote
terry coached de team and put things in place for ricky hill. Hill only had the team for a few weeks before that CONCACAF club game
The game vs Chicago Fire was played March 2004. Jabloteh won the PFL for the 2nd year running in 2003. Hill was the coach that took them to that game and was replaced by Rutter after the 2004 season began.
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Football / Re: Camps reappointed chairman of CONCACAF Finance Committee
« on: April 20, 2005, 09:26:09 AM »
See why dey can't kill de golden goose 
1464
Football / Re: Top Clubs/teams,can any one give a bit of history.
« on: April 20, 2005, 07:15:04 AM »Doc do you know 'Goofy' ?
Meh first strike pardner and Coach in Mtl. Taught me how to score in every game, plus single-handley started the 1st black league in Mtl and coached and sponsored the yougest team to the championships 3 years in a row. Just to take kids off the streets in summer. Nuff respect.
Sorry Maxg, I do ... not
Ah was with the club '78 - 82.
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Football / Re: what, when, and how
« on: April 20, 2005, 07:12:53 AM »
how the hell glen cant play on dallas?he can play wing..the man is ultra-fast.i really would like to see him linking up on that squad.they would be sick.
Jus pretend that the coach is BSC, and the conclusions would flow
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Football / Re: Terry Fenwick Returning to Jabloeth?
« on: April 20, 2005, 07:06:40 AM »
i was in de stadium when jabloteh play chicago fire and won 5-2, and that scoreline was generous for the firemen!
Speaking to Eve after de game, he said that Fenwick was a great coach and that st clair's methods are "different........very different"
So i dont think that it was to do with a dependancy on foreighners but choosing who is de mest for de team!
Fenwick wasn't the coach for that game, Ricky Hill was.
1467
Football / Re: Top Clubs/teams,can any one give a bit of history.
« on: April 19, 2005, 01:58:38 PM »1468
Football / Re: Does any one know where are or about these guys today.
« on: April 19, 2005, 11:41:05 AM »Gwenwyn Cust,Gerry Brown,Charlie Spooner,Victor Gamaldo,Tony Douglas,Winston Phillips,Godfrey Harris,Sammy Llewlyn,Selris Figaro,Leo Brewster,Wilfred Cave,Steve David,Richard Chinapoo,Leroy Deleon etc you can add any one we have not heard off in a long time,a lot of these names bring back memories lets find out what's going on with them.
Gamaldo in DC I believe or in that area.
DeLeon in Phoenix
Sammy in NY
Selris at home
Steve David back home in Point
So is Dick Furlong
Bert Neptune passed away
Jerry Hackett passed away
Peter Mitchell in South T&T
Chinapoo I believe in Virginia or Baltimore
Gerry Browne is in Metro DC
Bert Grell is in Metro DC
Brewster might still be in Brooklyn
Chinas is in Harrisburg, PA
1469
Football / Re: A nice article regarding Player Development
« on: April 17, 2005, 06:00:38 PM »
Ah wonder if we were represented at that course?
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Football / Re: Sydney FC signs Dwight Yorke.
« on: April 17, 2005, 05:46:41 PM »
Jabloteh lose again! Men picking de wrong side to represent we. Ah thought nuff men say leh Jab wear the red white an' black. Maybe is connections de mean 
Is NE Stars in decline, or Granno team continuing to progress. Ah hope he pick up some wins this year.
Is NE Stars in decline, or Granno team continuing to progress. Ah hope he pick up some wins this year.