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Dennis Lawrence isn't exactly a "local coach"
Certainly not any more "local" than SH was
ALL coaches have their preferences....bias some might say.
De same Beenie kept Latas on the bench until the very last game when we were already out in the world cup
Ranjitsingh didn't play under SH either. Different circumstances I know....but still the fact remains.
It can if we substitute "optimal" for "best".
Optimal can be a dangerous word. If we seek optimal results, with a benchmark of being competitive in the next Gold cup quarter final, how much money are you willing to redirect from development needs to pay for the calibre of coach we need to hit that benchmark?
None. There's an optimal GC budget and an optimal development package. Side by side. Whatever coach fits within that parameter. The coach to fit the suit, not the suit to fit the coach.
If Hart doesn’t want it and can’t leave Halifax... it will have to be Nakhid or Fenwick... I’m not convinced with eve
Outside of them, we will have to search for a coach and weigh it from there, I have a list but you never know who ttfa will pull out of their hat..
We have to see how Wallace operates... whoever it is, needs to have a full list of our players, and try out all of the ones that are not on the radar and they haven’t seen live... we have tremendous depth but it takes time to find it and scout it and try them out..
It can if we substitute "optimal" for "best".
Is not like we qualifying for 2022 WC
And is not like we qualifying for the next Gold Cup either
So no sense in looking to break bank further to hire a "name" coach
In the overall scheme of things, the Mens National Football team is NOT A PRIORITY AT THIS TIME
Instead.....focus on getting Pro League or whatever it's called and clubs that compete there functional, competitive, and administratively competent.
Identify and then develop young talent countrywide....and the country includes BOTH islands.....to feed into those Pro League teams
Hire a local coach and staff who have the communication, management, and technical skills to work with young players to form a nucleus or core of the National team going forward
Play that core as much as possible and that becomes your Mens National team for future Gold Cups and World Cups.
Agreed. People calling for big coach...we can barely even pay for local coaches, how we going to pay for that? The federation and by extension football itself is in crisis. At this point asset allocation is critically important. Wallace has to perform very delicate economic triage to bring the FA back towards health. Whatever little money we scrape together would yield far greater dividends if we rebuilt from the ground up.
Blowing operational budget on a 'big' coach with the general calibre of our current core and bench players is folly. We barely made it to Germany on the strength of one of the greatest teams in our history. There are no short cuts. TTFA must simply roll up its sleeves and begin producing players that are competitive in CONCACAF.
TT never lacked money, those debts are nothing in comparison to what is wasted and gambled and siphoned in TT... the govt should do a bail out and the rest will have to be handled by the ttfa ...
We need a great coach and we shouldn’t give up on the wc ... why?
Why can’t we do both, develop and try to qualify?
Is not like we qualifying for 2022 WC
And is not like we qualifying for the next Gold Cup either
So no sense in looking to break bank further to hire a "name" coach
In the overall scheme of things, the Mens National Football team is NOT A PRIORITY AT THIS TIME
Instead.....focus on getting Pro League or whatever it's called and clubs that compete there functional, competitive, and administratively competent.
Identify and then develop young talent countrywide....and the country includes BOTH islands.....to feed into those Pro League teams
Hire a local coach and staff who have the communication, management, and technical skills to work with young players to form a nucleus or core of the National team going forward
Play that core as much as possible and that becomes your Mens National team for future Gold Cups and World Cups.
Camara David
He play LookLoy
He play de Super League
He play Justin Latapy George
He playin DJW
DAT is a playa
Allyuh could jump on Cyrus and Marvin all allyuh want. We had no quality on the midfield. Judah is a breath of fresh air, but he had no service from the middle. He will be ineffective in the future if this does not change. Hart was right when he said we lack players with speed, ball control and who can simultaneously dribble. So go ahead pong Cyrus and Marvin, if that making allyuh feel better.
Wham to allyuh? So far Cyrus is Man of the Match: he's been involved with all de goals.
Even St Vincent winin on we now. Another richly deserved low, and the bottom still nowhere in sight.
Let dem wine. Thing is ... as a preparatory exercise the friendly was of more direct value to SVG than to TTO. SVG has fewer foreign-based players. Ultimately, when we compare what their squad versus Nicaragua looks like versus ours against Martinique, we'll see that our squad is the one with the marked difference. The friendly served differing ends for both nations.
not without loss of life...and he would do a better job scouting, selecting, and motivating the next generation of playersDL fall for the bait. DJW took a player who scored the most important goal in TT football history, and is turning him into one of the worst coaches the national team has ever had.
Blame DJW for many things, but how is he "turning [DL] into one of the worst coaches the NT has ever had?
By giving DL a job that he is not ready for. And saying that he is doing a good job. Remember DJW comments after the gold cup.
Well, to be fair, DJW didn't want to give him the job originally ... for reasons that had nothing to do with his readiness to assume the responsibility. (Of course, his preferred choice is intimately part of this process).
Anybody feel Fenwick was going to lose as many matches and as unconvincingly as we have been witnessing?
"T&T Coach Fevrier expressed his thoughts on the match to TTFA Media, “I am hoping that we could continue the work we have started, we obviously need a continuous strength and conditioning program for these boys and we also need to continue playing international games similar to the level we played today”
you had them youths for almost two years and you only now realize they need conditioning? most of these kids play like empty shells...no heart and no spine. the fact that they have no conditioning is 100% your fault. start picking players with a backbone
dais d whole ting it is clear dat dem boys was small for what, 13-15yrs olds hence my 1990 question......I remember when I enter school in 1990 we were fairly well built, then remember hittin form3 and d new form1s seemed, to us anyway, unusually small and was wondering where all dem 1st year chirren come from.........I use 1990 as a reference point, because to my mind form 1 to 3 children from then to this day seem unusually small....den again perception is hell of ting......d Godineau Bridge used to seem massive til ah see it from d outside.
May 31 2018. Lol. Barely over a year ago
https://wired868.com/2018/05/31/browne-trinidad-and-tobago-football-in-shambles-and-lacks-proper-vision-and-transparency/