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Football / Re: Women Warriors Thread
« on: April 12, 2022, 05:57:35 PM »
Heart attack..
2-2 last minute goal by Hutchinson. We get away. Bring back Yaya
2-2 last minute goal by Hutchinson. We get away. Bring back Yaya
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We just missed a bunch of opportunities. We are going to pay for not bringing in a veteran like Yaya.
TT 0 - 1 Guy
Yep
Allyuh really think that the 13 we put pass TCS was a sign we okay. Man, this women team playing real bad. This is become a repeat of the men's campaign.
according to the stats we have no shots on target
Yuh start already
Haiti beat BVI 21-0 ?
Discussion can be had about the quality of the league, but the quality and variety of the goals are a different kettle of fish. The opening goal of the recent hattrick was of especial quality and intelligence.
I asked him yesterday if he's a 400m runner now - he said "no, but I'll still dabble in it."
Am I wrong to suggest that Jareem needs to put on a little more muscle. Seeing that he is doubling in the 200 and 400.Correct me if I am wrong.
Has she ever had so much success anywhere or possibly such an easier league ? It's like 1 other strong team, and they both win by 3 goals or more and as much as 8 + in many of their matches. Glad Yaya is getting the recognition doh, yet the competition seems a little weak, no ?
Competition is uneven, but credit to her because she is being much more than a passenger. She's doing what they acquired her to do at a club that always has lofty expectations. The bottom line here is that YaYa is an ambassador for T&T precisely at the unfortunate moment that the NT does not get the benefit of her participation. This contract - coming at this stage of her career - was not expected. And, despite the uneveness and, the evidence that she could deliver in a more competitive environment.
I like what it offers her as a platform for extending her career.
Trini _2026, I relate to your saying "5 of Caribbean heritage". Please, however, help me to understand the significance of your statement that "8 players were black".Deeks, I saw and supported a Canadian team of eleven (11) on field players, the substitute bench, coach and other technical staff, all gelling harmoniously to provide a winning performance. The racial composition of the team never entered my mind hence my reaching out in an attempt to understand the significance/relevance of the comment that "8 players were black".![]()
Anbrat, I don't understand. Of the 8 Black players on the team, 5 were of Caribbean descent.
Like nobody notice U-20 T&F going on in Nairobi. Just by chance flicking thru the channels that I got it on nbcsports. They are about 8 hrs ahead. A 17 year old JA won the women's 100 in fine style. 11.08. A Namibian yuteman won the men 100. A Grenadian and a Cuban were the Caribbean rep, I think the Cuban came in 3rd. That's all folks.
Can anyone tell me when this Normalization Committee term is up?
Apparently they can't walk and chew gum at the same time. Now that they are concentrating on the ladies senior team for a tournament in November, our men will not be playing a SINGLE game during this international break. Our U14's couldn't get a run out in the CFU tournament. Vax or no vax, no information or timeline to resume local football This is just shameful.
In training is probably the worst place to sustain a recurring injury.
Time to think carefully about the future.