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Best performances for me so far- Messi, Yaya Toure, Gervinho, Robinho, Khune, Enyeama, Maicon, Forlan (1st half against France), G. Dos Santos, Lahm & Ricardo Carvalho...
Superb ball dey. 2-0.Maybe that's why the #9 was crying, perhaps they did that drill for warm-ups.
Dis Dear Leader does give some interesting suggestions. Look at de training methods.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=38kCyPG7XM4
I agree wid you on dis one dread.
On one hand yuh want Ronaldinho, on the other yuh hoping that the anti-football wins... Yuh eh see allyuh confused.
No confusion at all. I wanna see this sh*t brand punished. Like i've said in numerous posts before, there's nothing that distinguishes this Brazil team from any other solid team. Daz not what I expect or want from Brazil.
The real tragedy is that they are actually capable of playing champagne football. I like Ronaldinho because no matter what, he eh adjusting his game and he bringin d "ginga".
Observations:
-Robinho showed some flashes and played with a lot of heart, but he is still just a fart in my opinion.
-Kaka needs to go back to Madrid and rehab.
-I dunno where this side would be without Lucio and Maicon.
I hate short corners, hardly anything comes out of that. Final play, at least give yuhself a chance for a goal, esp when Drogba in the box to deliver to. Dem men take it short, de ref call the game and I need to buy a new phone 
Ah fella from gonzales named fancy ROCK perfected it!Spaaner Goerge from Belmont have down too...left and right. Yuh know it coming and still yuh can't stop it
When I read the heading I though the Portugal Coach ban sex for the WC we
Slovenia v North Korea for the final!
on the other hand that's 
it too late nowI hope the brother recover to play because this year a lot of players have been getting hurt before the tournament and it's sad. Men like Beckham, Rio, Ballack, Essien, Mikel, Drogba, Altidore, Robben, to name a few. Why a Brazilian midfielder can't sprane an ankle so Ronnie can get a call up
Yuh PREACH dey, Brudda!! Brazil need they ownTonya Hardingemile heskey on de squad! I have never seen so many marquee players get tournament-killing injuries like this before a World Cup. This is madness!!
....at least we got a game in
discuss de fitball
Big deal! last week mexico played equador in the new red bulls stadium in east rotherford/ medowlands. there was ah huge fight after the game and ah spanish run his car into ah crowd ah ppl killing one and injuring 15. it was news for ah couple hrs, and after that, no one cares.If is one thing...you does tell it as it is
it will take ah lot for the world tuh see trinbagonians as animals. doh fret, we eh nowhere close tuh claiming that title....... yet!
as ah matter of fact, ppl here in north america see us ah party animals and good time charlies. jamaicans on the other hand is pretty close tuh making/ being on that bad behavior list.
first we need tuh get by mexicans, peurto ricans, black yankee , columbians, irish, nigerians, Dominicans , haitians, cubans , italians , pakistanis , ethnic albanians , salvadorians and russians.
doh worry, we still have the party animal image on lock, with no sign of losing the title anytime soon.
Best of luck to the youth and I wish him well in his decision and future endeavours.
Ehy it ent alyuh son or chile...
There are much more factors at work and is not a simple decision.
Do you know about the offer, financial situation of the family, his mental capacity for books, if any smallie involved etc.
He made the decision based on what was right for him
Play yuh ball and do what yuh hadda do.
College or not TT players dont ever get signed till late...so is no big scene.
This is my point... and this is why college makes the most sense to me.
As for the rest of yuh post... most of the comments here are about the argument in general, nobody criticizing de yute or second-guessing he family personally. His sitution just happen to spark the latest round of discussion so i really not understanding de "is not allyuh chile" or "he do what's best fuh heself" line are talk some ah allyuh coming with.
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Soccerman... as I said, everybody situation different and what good fuh one man wouldn't necessarily be good for the next. Nobody, certainly not me... crticizing de yute for his choice, my contribution is more on a higher level, without commenting on the specifics of his case. Aside from that, I think we in general agreement on the rest
...To the contrary, if you're a young player in the national ranks and value an education and have the opportunity to earn a scholarship, then take it and if you're lucky enough to continue playing in the MLS afterwards, then that's a bonus.
As I was just telling ah man... what are the odds of a Pro-League player signing a professional contract overseas? And let's be realistic, we talking Europe here, MLS barely counts. How do those odds compare with a player graduating college and then signing a European contract (on any level)? Without knowing the figures, my uneducated guess is that they'd be similar. That said, wouldn't it make sense to go to college if the odds of making it as a pro are about the same? At least that way you still have you degree to fall back on... and realistically, unless you're making top-flight (EPL, La Liga, Serie A) money, your education likely will carry you a lot further than your professional contract will over the course of your lifetime.
I recently returned home from a football scholarship and it is blaring to see the contrast in professionalism between D 1 "COLLEGE" ball and the "TT PRO LEAGUE." I doh mean to bash any of the pro teams here eh but dey dont want nothing with a potent NCAA D 1 programme when it comes to professionalism and organization. I went to school with real players that decided to stay home and play pro and trust mih all ah them regretting it right now. The only player that got a break was Kenwynne Jones and he was not the best player by any means. He was just fortunate enough to get the opportunity and he made good of it. So partner my advice to you is go to COLLEGE... You were being recruited but a top 25 programme so development as a player and a person on the whole is present, is just for you to grasp it. The myth that the US College league being a black whole for TT players is garbage.. Ask Stern John, Brent Sancho, Evans Wise, Avery John, Julius James, Daryl Roberts to name a few.Pro league teams have recorded wins against MLS teams, A-League teams and a Mexican league team. You might be right on the level of organisation in the College system but don't cry down the league. We better than you think.
Dont know if there is still time for you to resend your initial decision but if there is GO TO COLLEGE with the mindset to develop as a player and pursue an education and I am certain you would not regret it in the long run..
All the best with what ever path you choose mih bredda!!
Mih bredda I not crying down the PRO LEAGUE at all.. I know that we have the world of talent in the PRO LEAGUE but how is that talent being nurtured? Why do the most promising players in the league fade away as UNSONG HEROES? What measures does the league have in place to insure that our best players have the opportunity to secure an overseas contract? Answer me that nah bredren!!
from the pieces I saw, I was not entirely bad. Somewhat respectable..many expected an onslaught from the South Americans.. the young fellas stand up well..
One to the next game.. which is when