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Football / Power 102 Best Ever T&T Team (Anil & Sprang)
« on: June 24, 2008, 05:07:19 PM »Lincoln Phillips
Figaro De La Bastide Dexter Francis Faustin
Steadman De Leon Latapy Sedley
Yorke Franco
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Lincoln Phillips
Figaro De La Bastide Dexter Francis Faustin
Steadman De Leon Latapy Sedley
Yorke Franco
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Football / Re: Lucky Connection.
« on: March 01, 2007, 04:30:00 AM »
Whey all them men who only just stop short of telling meh how meh mudder make meh?? Leh meh hear all yuh now?
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Football / Re: Lucky Connection
« on: February 13, 2007, 10:24:54 PM »
I will end by saying yes a win is a win in a tournament like this. i real happy for the result. But if you are looking long term or development, i am sad because Connection given another ten chances against Chivas cannot repeat the result. I am a Trini to the bone and who have a problem with what i say GO SUCK YUHSELF. Real people does talk football and eh Know football or kick a lime in dey life!!!
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Football / Re: Lucky Connection
« on: February 13, 2007, 10:17:24 PM »
All who talking didn't see the game but want to call people stupid. Connection deserves congratulations on a victory but when you are looking at where Trinidad club football is, based on what i saw we way behind. I never agreed with Wim, I argued what about Toussaint and Pacheco, we have class acts, is just that Wim not looking. However, after tonights game, I must say that currently these guys are not ready and have real work to do.
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Football / Re: Lucky Connection
« on: February 13, 2007, 10:09:36 PM »
Most of the players did not show grit and determination. I saw on their faces absolutely no confidence and a look of resignation. Much of the crowd where i was sitting (not me) were ridiculing the players inept display. I really do hope this was an off night. Jean, Seabra, the Brazilian left back and the small islander in the defence were the only ones that seemed willing to fight. Fellas these fellas for most of the game could not make three passes in a row.
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Football / Re: Lucky Connection
« on: February 13, 2007, 10:03:07 PM »
Fellas i just call a spade a spade. I love the warriors and trinidad. I attend most of their games. However sometimes it's not the scoreline that matters. When Charles was T&T coach I saw Trinidad play the best brand of football since the strike squad. You could have seen that the team was developing along the right line, playing attractive positive football; great passing game. However the results weren't coming as yet so he was fired. i don't consider results too much when looking at development. Congrats to Connection on a win but it was very very lucky. Hope the best for them in Mexico, would love to see trini side advance but that from my perspective seems very very very difficult.
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Football / Lucky Connection.
« on: February 13, 2007, 09:44:25 PM »
I attended the game and i must say this was one of the most one sided games I've seen for a long while. Chivas totally dominated the game and should have won comfortably. The level of their passing game was a sight to behold. So much so that for much of the second half even though Connection were only one goal down, they seemed resigned to accept defeat to a better side. They chased shadows for most of the game and seemed clueless about making a few consecutive passes much less threaten the Chivas goal. Trinidad football is just not ready for that high level of football. Pacheco, Toussaint and most of the Connection teamed looked dam shitty. I also attended their game against the Hatian club in which these players looked liked great prospects. It just shows the gulf between the level of football.
That said, it's goals that win matches and Connection's best player Earl Jean got one and Seabra also. Seabra, even though much too slow still has better touches than most of the other Connection players. Connection was very very lucky and can only hope that lightning strikes twice in Mexico. There is simply nothing to compare - it's boys against men.
Don't let the result fool you, our football has a long long way to go. It looked worst than the T&T vs C.R. game ( ten men or not).
That said, it's goals that win matches and Connection's best player Earl Jean got one and Seabra also. Seabra, even though much too slow still has better touches than most of the other Connection players. Connection was very very lucky and can only hope that lightning strikes twice in Mexico. There is simply nothing to compare - it's boys against men.
Don't let the result fool you, our football has a long long way to go. It looked worst than the T&T vs C.R. game ( ten men or not).
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Football / Re: Thread for the T&T v Costa Rica game.
« on: February 04, 2007, 04:44:07 PM »
How do you adjust the buffer on the Ticos feed?
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Football / Ezra Stuart & Barbados Sore Losers
« on: January 19, 2007, 07:40:40 PM »
This is an excerpt from article in Barbados Nation.
Favouring
At the post-match media conference, Martinique coach Guy Michel Nisas charged that the officiating was unfair and even accused sponsors Digicel of favouring Haiti because of their association with them as well as the host country.
"I feel sorry because 'we were not able to be on level terms. We don't think it was fair to us.
"Some of the calls were not good and we suffered because of it," an angry Nisas charged.
"Maybe, we will have 'a better chance against Barbados because they 'are not the host team 'and they are not Haiti," 'he added.
Officials
The officiating in the finals has come under fire from both Martinique and Barbados, with the presence of Trinidadian officials doing duties in the Sedley Joseph Group being questioned.
Barbados midfielder John Hawkesworth was controversially sent off 'by Moreno in their opening match.
Trinidad and Tobago and Haiti qualified for tomorrow's semi-finals from the group, with Martinique finishing third on three points and Barbados fourth 'on one point.
I went to all three of warriors' games. While the officiating might not have been to the highest standard, I saw absolutely no bias. These teams are looking for excuses for their performances. Martinique has a good side and would have tested T&T were it not for the sending off. When they had 11, they pressed Trinidad, not allowing our defence to knock the ball around (Just had to clear up field). T&T did not look good with as much as six or seven opposing players pressing us high up. Barbados on the other hand is a poor team that does not have a brand. They have some talented players but no clear organisation. If anything can be said of the officiating is that it tended to favour them especially in the Martinique game.
If Cuba presses and hustles Trinidad, especially early on, I believe we would be under heavy pressure to withstand it. Must mention that while Jemmot has excellent touch and good passiing, he is much too slow for international ball. He can get away with it at this level but he must work on his general fitness. This explains why his performances game to game and within a game are so inconsistent.
T&T standouts: Telesford, Roberts, Glasgow*, Theobald, Tiger, Baptiste and Daniel.
*while Glasgow misses many chances, his movement, work rate and comibining with other players is excellent. I have not seen such a mobile attack from Trinidad for some time now(Glasgow, Roberts,Tiger, Baptiste.)
Favouring
At the post-match media conference, Martinique coach Guy Michel Nisas charged that the officiating was unfair and even accused sponsors Digicel of favouring Haiti because of their association with them as well as the host country.
"I feel sorry because 'we were not able to be on level terms. We don't think it was fair to us.
"Some of the calls were not good and we suffered because of it," an angry Nisas charged.
"Maybe, we will have 'a better chance against Barbados because they 'are not the host team 'and they are not Haiti," 'he added.
Officials
The officiating in the finals has come under fire from both Martinique and Barbados, with the presence of Trinidadian officials doing duties in the Sedley Joseph Group being questioned.
Barbados midfielder John Hawkesworth was controversially sent off 'by Moreno in their opening match.
Trinidad and Tobago and Haiti qualified for tomorrow's semi-finals from the group, with Martinique finishing third on three points and Barbados fourth 'on one point.
I went to all three of warriors' games. While the officiating might not have been to the highest standard, I saw absolutely no bias. These teams are looking for excuses for their performances. Martinique has a good side and would have tested T&T were it not for the sending off. When they had 11, they pressed Trinidad, not allowing our defence to knock the ball around (Just had to clear up field). T&T did not look good with as much as six or seven opposing players pressing us high up. Barbados on the other hand is a poor team that does not have a brand. They have some talented players but no clear organisation. If anything can be said of the officiating is that it tended to favour them especially in the Martinique game.
If Cuba presses and hustles Trinidad, especially early on, I believe we would be under heavy pressure to withstand it. Must mention that while Jemmot has excellent touch and good passiing, he is much too slow for international ball. He can get away with it at this level but he must work on his general fitness. This explains why his performances game to game and within a game are so inconsistent.
T&T standouts: Telesford, Roberts, Glasgow*, Theobald, Tiger, Baptiste and Daniel.
*while Glasgow misses many chances, his movement, work rate and comibining with other players is excellent. I have not seen such a mobile attack from Trinidad for some time now(Glasgow, Roberts,Tiger, Baptiste.)
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Football / TT U15 slam Anguilla 19 nil
« on: August 07, 2005, 06:50:06 PM »
Just heard on Spalk TT young warriors put 19 past anguilla!!
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Football / Re: We won that game 3-2
« on: July 11, 2005, 11:25:23 AM »
I have to agree with Trini. My impression was that the ball crossed the line or was very very close to. Surprised that commentator did not make more out of it. Very very close call!
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Football / PANAMA-TT GAME ON TV?
« on: June 04, 2005, 08:17:09 PM »
anybody knows when they showing the game on local tv?
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Football / TT-C.R. game on tv (tape)???
« on: March 31, 2005, 07:33:04 AM »
Anybody knows when dey showing the T&T C.R. game on tv?
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