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Football / Re: Thread for T&T vs Honduras Games (10-Oct & 17-Nov-2019)
« on: November 17, 2019, 08:05:27 PM »
Hopefully this is DL last game as head coach. What a shame
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If he cares about T&T football, he should QUIT!!!
before it get lost. Thanks Stephen Hart. Even in the game where we get drubbed 4-0 by the US, the first 10-15 mins of that game I see Trinbago knock ball so beautifully and with so much confidence. I can't remember the last time. Maybe was the liquor in my system but I was so sure we would make waves in the WC with a brand that was ours - players really allowed the freedom to express themselves.
Good luck in your next step. I hope you make yourself even better (keep coaching at a higher level) for when we shake off this jumbie administration and hopefully shake of the jumbies in the next administration so we could bring you back again and hopefully you give us a chance again. To make T&T take three steps forward after two steps back. Thanks for all the work you put in for us fans, you brought pride back to us. We wish Dennis well too as a son of the soil, but all true fans will yearn for your return.
Actually it was the first 32 minutes and I was in awe, I thought I was watching some version of Holland.
Had never seen TT play a top team and look so refined - away from home to boot.
According to Levi Garcia they got tired in the second half...steuups.
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our tried and trusted heart attack commentary I95
I've met and spoken to him before. Seems to be a humble youth.
Panama owe we now...tell them to put something in a brown envelope and send it to the federation
Best T&T player the past 3 games?
Nathan Lewis gets my vote. Really impressed by him. Reminds me in s few ways of Aurtis "Otis Seaton" Whitley.
Shahdon Winchester has also played really well the past couple games. Hodge did well today also.
I see the put temporary stands behind the goal for the match. Alll forumites please, get uncle, cousin, tantie, nennen, macoomere,compare,deputies to the game.
I also lacked that bit of urgency on d counter and in general if I were to be honest...but still I would concede dat we did not look out match in either game
as an aside if DJW did decide to mash up d team to build it back in he own image, we may have been far better off
Like you want to get Contro started .
We still not out of it,there's a slim chance for 4th.We looked good and had we got the goal by KJ,and had Nathan Lewis not been ruled off side,who knows,as I would say,we matched the mighty USA and that was pleasing,but we didn't get the result we wanted.When your chances come you must take it,they don't come every minute,we look soft in front of goal.Edwards went for goal,when the best option was a cross to Lewis or Molino,that was a shocker,someone is not smiling on us.
trini_stallion, while your suggestion is noble, you ignoring the reality of the modern day football, and the lives of people who playing the sport. It is an honour and privilege to play for your country, but honour and previlege don't put food on the table, or pay for severe injuries. Let's agree to disagree on this one.
I old enough to know when TT players used toplay for honour and dignity. The fans loved it, but TT football did not go anywhere. In the "bun and sweet drink" days, unless you played for a factory team or a govt ministry team, your international career was limited.
Ask what happened to Nobbie Philips from TECSA who got injured while playing against Nautico. He was left to see for himself. Did not play for the national team after that. Ask Mikey Grayson what happened after playing in WC against Haiti. Got an ankle injury. No compensation. His career finished around 28 yrs of age.
With all the money some players making, yes, they should offer their service for "free". Actually some players do. You read about some African players " ponying up" money for other less well payed members of their national to play African Cup and WC. But the reality is, that is the exception to the rule.
Noble?
Is pure assness.
Who the PAYING public come out to see?
Who the TV rights people paying to see?
When advertisers spend $$$ hoping to capture eyes on TV and elsewhere when the National Team playing....who those eyes come to see?
When those eyes come out in their thousands to see administrators and a logo of the country flag and NOT the players, then get back to me bout playing for pride and honour
Otherwise.....is pure, unadulterated, f**kery that stallion chattin dey
Yuh cld setups til yuh fall asleep.
I said NATIONAL TEAM PLAYERS, not just Trinidad and Tobago. Imho all national athletes, should not be compensated to represent their country unless they win a tournament. How about that... These players earn their livelihood playing at their respective club...that is common sense. But I cld see how "that not making any sense," to some people in here.
So there is this saying practice what yuh preach...if I was a national team player, I eh want no pay unless my team qualify for a big tournament, or win a tournament...
The administration should however, provide the absolute best in terms of insurance, accommodations and preparations.
Yuh stuepsinnn still
Noble idea but what happens in the case of career ending injury early in career while representing your country. Who decides how much of a players potential could have been realized and what they will be compensated. What if that system was in place and a player like Joevin or even Molino got injured before MLS moves? Now all of a sudden you have a players earning potential limited while performing in his professional capacity representing the nation. What do they get? Are they gonna be taken care of for life? Based on the chump change they was making in their respective tiers before ascending to the heights they've achieved? That whole play for free idea is very much flawed, especially when there are profits being generated from the sport. So when Brazil or Mexico and all selling out stadiums all over, the FA keep the money and players get squat because is not a major tournament?
I go take a beating for what I'm about to say...but I don't think national players should get paid it represent the country. It's a privilege. Win something...as in a tournament, get ah lil raise, house and land...Other than that...it's a privilege and it allows other opportunities to come all yuh way. Just my humble opinion.Lol, so only de men in suits and shirt jack should benefit while the men on the field, sticking they foot in wild tackle, risking they career for pride alone...?
Mints, I hear and agree about the risks. I specifically said I don't think players on the national team should get paid, unless they win a tournament, it is a privilege to play for your country.
Now what should 100% be afforded to the players are, proper meals, accommodation, training and training gear, transportation and insurance. Regarding the staff...as a soldier pointed out, staff could be anyone, they hv administrative suites and should be compensated fairly aligned with their position. Positions not limited to a coach and his staff, right down to the water boy...
So wait, while it is standard within the industry to be paid when appearing for national duty, our players (and only our players) should forego this for pride? So whatever you are qualified to do if the government need you to do it for T&T and reach out, you would do it for free correct. If war break out should our defense force forego monies to since they would be fighting to defend their home? What f0(kry allyuh does ketch allyuh self talkin dan?!! That is the dumbest shit anybody ever say on here and I doh care who doh like it but dat is bullshit of the highest order. That is the men and them livelihood and they should risk it for free?!! big long f**kin steups!