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Football / Re: Latapy returns to centre stage
« on: July 30, 2005, 10:11:31 AM »
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6782
Football / Re: Truthseeker and Man Utd is ALIVE!!!!!!!!!!!!
« on: July 30, 2005, 09:44:04 AM »
GLORY GLORY MAN UTD
ROONEY ROONEY ROONEY!!
Rooney Double Ends Tour On A High
Pre-Season Friendly
Urawa Red Diamonds 0
Manchester United 2
Saitama Stadium
Manchester United ended their pre-season tour of Asia with a solid win in Saitama, but the last word of the trip was left to Wayne Rooney, who scored twice.
The 19-year-old striker put United ahead with his first goal of the summer after 51 minutes, a cool finish into the bottom corner. His second was a snapshot of his undoubted genius.
Skipping past two defenders, Rooney worked an opening for himself slightly right of centre in the penalty area. Where most forwards would have picked a spot either side of the advancing goalkeeper, Rooney executed a perfect lob into the far corner - a strike reminiscent of Eric Cantona's chipped goal against Sunderland at Old Trafford in 1996.
Rooney was everywhere. Whether it was receiving the ball deep in midfield, finding space on flanks or lurking menacingly on the edge of the box, few blades of grass went untouched.
United were without Ruud van Nistelrooy, who missed the match with a stomach upset, and so the goalscoring responsibility fell at the competent feet of Rooney. One of the best chances of the first half came from the teenager, whose 30-yard shot zipped past the left post.
United, wearing the new blue away strip for the first time, controlled possession throughout the opening 45 minutes. But, despite a three-pronged attack of Giuseppe Rossi, who again impressed, Louis Saha and Rooney, they couldn't break down Urawa Reds.
That changed in the second half with the introduction of Cristiano Ronaldo, who opened the game up. The 20 year-old is able to rapidly shift the team's stance from defence to attack - with tricks added for sheer enjoyment along the way.
"I feel brilliant. I've got a solid pre-season behind me, that's something I haven't had for two years now."
Wayne Rooney
As against Kashima Antlers and Beijing Hyundai, Ronaldo buzzed off the crowd wowing at his every flick, turn, stepover or dummy.
But if Ronaldo had fans off their seats, Rooney left them in awe with a twelve-minute intervention that decided the match. First came a display of his power and opportunism to get the game's opening goal. Then sheer brilliance for his second.
Six minutes after the restart, Paul Scholes found the smallest of gaps in the home side's defence and threaded a pass through to Rooney. The striker muscled his way into possession and calmly put United in front.
On the hour mark, however, Rooney did for 48,000 fans in the Saitama Stadium what he has done on numourous occasions, most notably against Fenerbahce, Middlesbrough and Newcastle, since joining United. His performances and goals are exactly the reason the phrase 'worth the entrance fee alone' was coined.
Rooney's Cantona-esque finish wasn't quite followed with the nonchalant celebration Eric used after his lobbed goal against Palace nine years ago. Instead, the Liverpool-born forward walked calmly back to the centre circle.
The wider implication for Rooney's - and Ronaldo's - performances on this tour is the potential that, with rest and a full pre-season under their belts, they will be even more influential this season.
Just as the pair's stock has risen in the Far East with enthralling displays of their prodigal talent, their importance to United reclaiming the Premiership and Champions League increases with every moment of skill, intelligent pass or jaw-dropping goal.
Report by Ben Hibbs.
ROONEY ROONEY ROONEY!!
Rooney Double Ends Tour On A High
Pre-Season Friendly
Urawa Red Diamonds 0
Manchester United 2
Saitama Stadium
Manchester United ended their pre-season tour of Asia with a solid win in Saitama, but the last word of the trip was left to Wayne Rooney, who scored twice.
The 19-year-old striker put United ahead with his first goal of the summer after 51 minutes, a cool finish into the bottom corner. His second was a snapshot of his undoubted genius.
Skipping past two defenders, Rooney worked an opening for himself slightly right of centre in the penalty area. Where most forwards would have picked a spot either side of the advancing goalkeeper, Rooney executed a perfect lob into the far corner - a strike reminiscent of Eric Cantona's chipped goal against Sunderland at Old Trafford in 1996.
Rooney was everywhere. Whether it was receiving the ball deep in midfield, finding space on flanks or lurking menacingly on the edge of the box, few blades of grass went untouched.
United were without Ruud van Nistelrooy, who missed the match with a stomach upset, and so the goalscoring responsibility fell at the competent feet of Rooney. One of the best chances of the first half came from the teenager, whose 30-yard shot zipped past the left post.
United, wearing the new blue away strip for the first time, controlled possession throughout the opening 45 minutes. But, despite a three-pronged attack of Giuseppe Rossi, who again impressed, Louis Saha and Rooney, they couldn't break down Urawa Reds.
That changed in the second half with the introduction of Cristiano Ronaldo, who opened the game up. The 20 year-old is able to rapidly shift the team's stance from defence to attack - with tricks added for sheer enjoyment along the way.
"I feel brilliant. I've got a solid pre-season behind me, that's something I haven't had for two years now."
Wayne Rooney
As against Kashima Antlers and Beijing Hyundai, Ronaldo buzzed off the crowd wowing at his every flick, turn, stepover or dummy.
But if Ronaldo had fans off their seats, Rooney left them in awe with a twelve-minute intervention that decided the match. First came a display of his power and opportunism to get the game's opening goal. Then sheer brilliance for his second.
Six minutes after the restart, Paul Scholes found the smallest of gaps in the home side's defence and threaded a pass through to Rooney. The striker muscled his way into possession and calmly put United in front.
On the hour mark, however, Rooney did for 48,000 fans in the Saitama Stadium what he has done on numourous occasions, most notably against Fenerbahce, Middlesbrough and Newcastle, since joining United. His performances and goals are exactly the reason the phrase 'worth the entrance fee alone' was coined.
Rooney's Cantona-esque finish wasn't quite followed with the nonchalant celebration Eric used after his lobbed goal against Palace nine years ago. Instead, the Liverpool-born forward walked calmly back to the centre circle.
The wider implication for Rooney's - and Ronaldo's - performances on this tour is the potential that, with rest and a full pre-season under their belts, they will be even more influential this season.
Just as the pair's stock has risen in the Far East with enthralling displays of their prodigal talent, their importance to United reclaiming the Premiership and Champions League increases with every moment of skill, intelligent pass or jaw-dropping goal.
Report by Ben Hibbs.
6783
Football / Re: Trouble in Man U
« on: July 29, 2005, 03:00:16 PM »
MAN U MAN U MAN U FULLSTOP
NOT GAY ASS CHELSEA OR BULLAS ARSENAL
JUST THE ONE AND THE ONLY MAN U MAN U MAN U
----------- VAN DER SAR----------------
---G.NEV------- ------- FERDINAND -------- ------- BROWN -------- ------- HIENZE ---
------ RONALDO------ ------- SCHOLES------ ---- KEANE------- ------PARK/GIGGS---
-----ROONEY-------- ------- V.NISTELROOY(#1)-------
TREBLE SEASON AGAIN!
NOT GAY ASS CHELSEA OR BULLAS ARSENAL
JUST THE ONE AND THE ONLY MAN U MAN U MAN U
----------- VAN DER SAR----------------
---G.NEV------- ------- FERDINAND -------- ------- BROWN -------- ------- HIENZE ---
------ RONALDO------ ------- SCHOLES------ ---- KEANE------- ------PARK/GIGGS---
-----ROONEY-------- ------- V.NISTELROOY(#1)-------
TREBLE SEASON AGAIN!
6784
Football / Re: Leo BeenHakker Interview LIVE NOW on Power 105fm
« on: July 27, 2005, 04:22:21 PM »
HAHAHA F#&K FAGIMA I mean Fatima
my boi jus remember
FATIMA- FIT A TOTI IN MY ASS
FATIMA AGEN- FAGGITS ASSIGNED TO IMPRESS MAN ALONE.
A RAZZ A TAZZ A RAZZ A TAZZ A ZIM BOOM BAAAAA!!!!!!!!!
CIC CIC CIC
my boi jus remember
FATIMA- FIT A TOTI IN MY ASS
FATIMA AGEN- FAGGITS ASSIGNED TO IMPRESS MAN ALONE.
A RAZZ A TAZZ A RAZZ A TAZZ A ZIM BOOM BAAAAA!!!!!!!!!
CIC CIC CIC
6785
Football / Re: de tryouts
« on: July 25, 2005, 08:12:13 AM »
hey son....listen...you should get in touch with anton corneal or lincoln phillips at the ttff...call this number...623 7312.....also you should now be 15 yrs old.....and they are in the final stages of cutting the squad to 23 players.....screeing started at the start of the year....actually late last year...over 500 kids were looked at....but say what ....call and see....??
6786
Football / Re: Clint Marcelle joins Arnold Town
« on: July 25, 2005, 08:07:41 AM »
why should he stop....thats his chosen profession and if he fit and making some contribution to his team ...well....
6787
Fantasy League / Re: ATT'N all forumites interested in fantasy league
« on: July 24, 2005, 07:35:46 PM »
is it free awa it sounds gud doe buh any fee or not?
6788
Football / Re: blade like fust time eh...!!!
« on: July 16, 2005, 07:07:24 PM »
I eno y dey didnt put atiba instead of cyd
6789
Football / Re: How did Jamaica look versus Mexico
« on: July 16, 2005, 07:05:44 PM »
David diaphragm
i not even going to waste my time to write sumting for a imi trini fake ass fresh water
so good luck with ur long ass books and peace
i glad u making a profit from ur writing doe hoo buying knd and triniman?
i not even going to waste my time to write sumting for a imi trini fake ass fresh water
so good luck with ur long ass books and peace
i glad u making a profit from ur writing doe hoo buying knd and triniman?
6790
Football / Re: How did Jamaica look versus Mexico
« on: July 15, 2005, 09:42:31 AM »
Knd how u no dat i have dancehall cd's? u like 2 go in man bedroom awa jus be honest ha
i doe like jamaica cool? so shut ur mouth look at ur name TRINIman and u supporting jamaica like u born dere u is d imps
sentinel dat was a gud post
and david effraim go an rite a book nah ur bored awa always riting one long ass topic about shit
by d way triniman i notice u didn call me asswipe eh watch ur mouth eh
sm
i doe like jamaica cool? so shut ur mouth look at ur name TRINIman and u supporting jamaica like u born dere u is d imps
sentinel dat was a gud post
and david effraim go an rite a book nah ur bored awa always riting one long ass topic about shit
by d way triniman i notice u didn call me asswipe eh watch ur mouth eh
sm
6791
Football / Re: How did Jamaica look versus Mexico
« on: July 14, 2005, 10:09:02 PM »
My god triniman u earned the number 1 FAL spot of the week u cah read awa he was making an example
just like river dont care bout boca.....like argentina dont care bout brazil....like celtic dont care bout rangers......WE DONT GIVE A S#*IT BOUT UB40 REGGAE BOY FOOTBALL.
Hoss go to a local pharmacy dey have a section called FALING reading glasses u pick up a pair and BOOM no more FALING again
good luck my boi and they about 5 tt i saw KND cashing in a pair
cool?
sm
just like river dont care bout boca.....like argentina dont care bout brazil....like celtic dont care bout rangers......WE DONT GIVE A S#*IT BOUT UB40 REGGAE BOY FOOTBALL.
Hoss go to a local pharmacy dey have a section called FALING reading glasses u pick up a pair and BOOM no more FALING again
good luck my boi and they about 5 tt i saw KND cashing in a pair
cool?
sm
6792
Football / Re: How did Jamaica look versus Mexico
« on: July 14, 2005, 12:23:24 PM »
aye hoo u callin asswipe.
call me dat nah
watch ur mouth eh if u wanna find out so much bout jamaica go on dere forum
dis a TnT forum u cud spell TnT
u does blight up dis forum so much with ur shit talk
leh me answer ur question 4 u jamaica get beat by a mexico c team and all jamaica do was shoot wild and tackle hard das y a man geh a red card
das d truth so wen all d jamaicans on dis forum tell u a set of lies how dey play good and dey make mexico look like shit well fine believe dem
sm
call me dat nah
watch ur mouth eh if u wanna find out so much bout jamaica go on dere forum
dis a TnT forum u cud spell TnT
u does blight up dis forum so much with ur shit talk
leh me answer ur question 4 u jamaica get beat by a mexico c team and all jamaica do was shoot wild and tackle hard das y a man geh a red card
das d truth so wen all d jamaicans on dis forum tell u a set of lies how dey play good and dey make mexico look like shit well fine believe dem
sm
6793
Football / Re: My starting squad for USA - Bircy and Avery on suspension
« on: July 13, 2005, 10:15:31 PM »
My side since we doe have me mum and avery cuz of dat shit rule hooever make up fifa bored awa?
.....Jack.......
..... atiba.... .... dog.... .... tallest..... .... sancho .....
.... eve .... .... seaton.... .... yorke(c).... .... edwards .....
..... jones.... .... stern ....
.....Jack.......
..... atiba.... .... dog.... .... tallest..... .... sancho .....
.... eve .... .... seaton.... .... yorke(c).... .... edwards .....
..... jones.... .... stern ....
6794
Football / Re: Big Magician & Small Magician
« on: July 13, 2005, 06:52:14 PM »
Yeh i glad we met ul 2 and we met tallman who helped us alot with rides(nice benz by d way tallest) d man livin large lol he in hawii lol he rell cool doe andwe also met patriot and d punch man d whole trip was cool yeh i know i always supporting but to see dem not even play by that i mean showing no heart to play for even a draw that is what made me down and then after they wouldn't even look to the crowd and thank the miami based and trini travelling fans a thank you also broke me down but the big picture is germany
tnt tnt tnt
sm
tnt tnt tnt
sm
6795
Football / Re: Gold Cup 2005 Predictions Game
« on: July 10, 2005, 08:15:49 AM »matchday 2 group A
colombia 1(renteria) - honduras 1 (ramirez) ht- 1-0 colombia
TnT 3 (john(2) jones) - panama 0 ht 1-0 TnT
6796
Football / Allyuh Know D GAME POSTPONED
« on: July 09, 2005, 08:56:07 AM »
i jus tellin yall hoo doe no
The advancing Force 4 Hurricane Dennis has caused a 24 hour delay in each of the next two game days of the CONCACAF Gold Cup¿ Group A.
TERRA/Terra Estados Unidos
Gold Cup 2005
Last news
» Jamaica beats Guatemala 4-3
» South Africa beats Mexico 2-1
» Hurricane Dennis hits CONCACAF Gold Cup
» United States survived an early scare from Cuba
(Friday, 8 July 2005) - The advancing Force 4 HurricaneDennis has caused a 24 hour delay in each of the next two game days ofthe CONCACAF Gold Cup™ Group A at Miami's OrangeBowl.
The seriousness of the storm, which has already caused havocin parts of the Caribbean, especially Cuba, led to State andCity of Miami authorities ordering many emergency procedures,including the closing of the Orange Bowl.
The doubleheader scheduled for tomorrow (Saturday, 9 July) atthe Orange Bowl will now be played on Sunday, 10 July withHonduras vs. Colombia at 19:00 and then Panama vs. Trinidad & Tobagoat 21:00. The matches scheduled for Monday (11 July), will now go aheadon Tuesday, (12 July) with Colombia vs. Trinidad & Tobago at17:00 and then Honduras vs. Panama at 19:00.
CONCACAF General Secretary Chuck Blazer said: "We are sorryfor the fans, both at the Orange Bowl and in front of their TVsets, who were anticipating the Gold Cup games on their scheduleddays but we understand full well why the decision was made. It isbetter to be safe than sorry."
This is the first time since 1998, when El Nino caused apostponement in Los Angeles, that weather has interfered with the GoldCup.
The revised scheduled is as follows:
Date Match Venue Local Time Teams
08.07 5 HomeDepot Center - Carson 19:00 South Africa - Mexico
6 HomeDepot Center- Carson 21:00 Guatemala - Jamaica
09.07 7 Qwest Field - Seattle 11:30 Costa Rica - Cuba
8 Qwest Field - Seattle 13:30 USA- Canada
10.07 11 L.A.Memorial Coliseum 12:00 Mexico - Guatemala
12 L.A.Memorial Coliseum 14:00 Jamaica - South Africa
10 Orange Bowl - Miami 19:00 Honduras - Colombia
9 Orange Bowl - Miami 21:00 Panama - Trinidad & Tobago
12.07 13 Orange Bowl - Miami 17:00 Colombia - Trinidad & Tobago
14 Orange Bowl - Miami 19:00 Honduras - Panama
15 Gillette Stadium - Foxboro 19:00 USA- Costa Rica
16 Gillette Stadium - Foxboro 21:00 Canada - Cuba
13.07 17 Reliant Stadium - Houston 19:00 Guatemala - South Africa
18 Reliant Stadium - Houston 21:00 Mexico - Jamaica
16.07 19 Gillette Stadium - Foxboro 13:00 QF1:A1 - B2
20 Gillette Stadium - Foxboro 16:00 QF2:B1 - 3A or 3C
17.07 21 Reliant Stadium - Houston 14:00 QF3:C1 - 3A or 3B
22 Reliant Stadium - Houston 17:00 QF4:C2 - A2
21.07 23 Giants Stadium - NY/NJ 18:00 SF1:QF1 - QF2
24 Giants Stadium - NY/NJ 21:00 SF2:QF3 - QF4
24.07 25 Giants Stadium - NY/NJ 15:00 SF1- SF2
CONCACAF
The advancing Force 4 Hurricane Dennis has caused a 24 hour delay in each of the next two game days of the CONCACAF Gold Cup¿ Group A.
TERRA/Terra Estados Unidos
Gold Cup 2005
Last news
» Jamaica beats Guatemala 4-3
» South Africa beats Mexico 2-1
» Hurricane Dennis hits CONCACAF Gold Cup
» United States survived an early scare from Cuba
(Friday, 8 July 2005) - The advancing Force 4 HurricaneDennis has caused a 24 hour delay in each of the next two game days ofthe CONCACAF Gold Cup™ Group A at Miami's OrangeBowl.
The seriousness of the storm, which has already caused havocin parts of the Caribbean, especially Cuba, led to State andCity of Miami authorities ordering many emergency procedures,including the closing of the Orange Bowl.
The doubleheader scheduled for tomorrow (Saturday, 9 July) atthe Orange Bowl will now be played on Sunday, 10 July withHonduras vs. Colombia at 19:00 and then Panama vs. Trinidad & Tobagoat 21:00. The matches scheduled for Monday (11 July), will now go aheadon Tuesday, (12 July) with Colombia vs. Trinidad & Tobago at17:00 and then Honduras vs. Panama at 19:00.
CONCACAF General Secretary Chuck Blazer said: "We are sorryfor the fans, both at the Orange Bowl and in front of their TVsets, who were anticipating the Gold Cup games on their scheduleddays but we understand full well why the decision was made. It isbetter to be safe than sorry."
This is the first time since 1998, when El Nino caused apostponement in Los Angeles, that weather has interfered with the GoldCup.
The revised scheduled is as follows:
Date Match Venue Local Time Teams
08.07 5 HomeDepot Center - Carson 19:00 South Africa - Mexico
6 HomeDepot Center- Carson 21:00 Guatemala - Jamaica
09.07 7 Qwest Field - Seattle 11:30 Costa Rica - Cuba
8 Qwest Field - Seattle 13:30 USA- Canada
10.07 11 L.A.Memorial Coliseum 12:00 Mexico - Guatemala
12 L.A.Memorial Coliseum 14:00 Jamaica - South Africa
10 Orange Bowl - Miami 19:00 Honduras - Colombia
9 Orange Bowl - Miami 21:00 Panama - Trinidad & Tobago
12.07 13 Orange Bowl - Miami 17:00 Colombia - Trinidad & Tobago
14 Orange Bowl - Miami 19:00 Honduras - Panama
15 Gillette Stadium - Foxboro 19:00 USA- Costa Rica
16 Gillette Stadium - Foxboro 21:00 Canada - Cuba
13.07 17 Reliant Stadium - Houston 19:00 Guatemala - South Africa
18 Reliant Stadium - Houston 21:00 Mexico - Jamaica
16.07 19 Gillette Stadium - Foxboro 13:00 QF1:A1 - B2
20 Gillette Stadium - Foxboro 16:00 QF2:B1 - 3A or 3C
17.07 21 Reliant Stadium - Houston 14:00 QF3:C1 - 3A or 3B
22 Reliant Stadium - Houston 17:00 QF4:C2 - A2
21.07 23 Giants Stadium - NY/NJ 18:00 SF1:QF1 - QF2
24 Giants Stadium - NY/NJ 21:00 SF2:QF3 - QF4
24.07 25 Giants Stadium - NY/NJ 15:00 SF1- SF2
CONCACAF
6797
Football / Re: Backing T&T all the way
« on: July 08, 2005, 07:08:20 PM »
yes touches....but its faithfulista...and its on the front.....like sandanista..lol.....on the back its germany...06...god bless tnt tnt tnt
6798
Football / Game Postponed cuz of d frigin storm!
« on: July 08, 2005, 06:39:15 PM »
Hurricane Dennis hits CONCACAF Gold Cup
The advancing Force 4 Hurricane Dennis has caused a 24 hour delay in each of the next two game days of the CONCACAF Gold Cup¿ Group A.
TERRA/Terra Estados Unidos
Gold Cup 2005
Last news
» Hurricane Dennis hits CONCACAF Gold Cup
» United States survived an early scare from Cuba
» Costa Rica opened Group B, beating Canada 1-0
» U.S. looks to avoid surprises against Cuba
(Friday, 8 July 2005) - The advancing Force 4 HurricaneDennis has caused a 24 hour delay in each of the next two game days ofthe CONCACAF Gold Cup™ Group A at Miami's OrangeBowl.
The seriousness of the storm, which has already caused havocin parts of the Caribbean, especially Cuba, led to State andCity of Miami authorities ordering many emergency procedures,including the closing of the Orange Bowl.
The doubleheader scheduled for tomorrow (Saturday, 9 July) atthe Orange Bowl will now be played on Sunday, 10 July withHonduras vs. Colombia at 19:00 and then Panama vs. Trinidad & Tobagoat 21:00. The matches scheduled for Monday (11 July), will now go aheadon Tuesday, (12 July) with Colombia vs. Trinidad & Tobago at17:00 and then Honduras vs. Panama at 19:00.
CONCACAF General Secretary Chuck Blazer said: "We are sorryfor the fans, both at the Orange Bowl and in front of their TVsets, who were anticipating the Gold Cup games on their scheduleddays but we understand full well why the decision was made. It isbetter to be safe than sorry."
This is the first time since 1998, when El Nino caused apostponement in Los Angeles, that weather has interfered with the GoldCup.
The revised scheduled is as follows:
Date Match Venue Local Time Teams
08.07 5 HomeDepot Center - Carson 19:00 South Africa - Mexico
6 HomeDepot Center- Carson 21:00 Guatemala - Jamaica
09.07 7 Qwest Field - Seattle 11:30 Costa Rica - Cuba
8 Qwest Field - Seattle 13:30 USA- Canada
10.07 11 L.A.Memorial Coliseum 12:00 Mexico - Guatemala
12 L.A.Memorial Coliseum 14:00 Jamaica - South Africa
10 Orange Bowl - Miami 19:00 Honduras - Colombia
9 Orange Bowl - Miami 21:00 Panama - Trinidad & Tobago
12.07 13 Orange Bowl - Miami 17:00 Colombia - Trinidad & Tobago
14 Orange Bowl - Miami 19:00 Honduras - Panama
15 Gillette Stadium - Foxboro 19:00 USA- Costa Rica
16 Gillette Stadium - Foxboro 21:00 Canada - Cuba
13.07 17 Reliant Stadium - Houston 19:00 Guatemala - South Africa
18 Reliant Stadium - Houston 21:00 Mexico - Jamaica
16.07 19 Gillette Stadium - Foxboro 13:00 QF1:A1 - B2
20 Gillette Stadium - Foxboro 16:00 QF2:B1 - 3A or 3C
17.07 21 Reliant Stadium - Houston 14:00 QF3:C1 - 3A or 3B
22 Reliant Stadium - Houston 17:00 QF4:C2 - A2
21.07 23 Giants Stadium - NY/NJ 18:00 SF1:QF1 - QF2
24 Giants Stadium - NY/NJ 21:00 SF2:QF3 - QF4
24.07 25 Giants Stadium - NY/NJ 15:00 SF1- SF2
CONCACAF
The advancing Force 4 Hurricane Dennis has caused a 24 hour delay in each of the next two game days of the CONCACAF Gold Cup¿ Group A.
TERRA/Terra Estados Unidos
Gold Cup 2005
Last news
» Hurricane Dennis hits CONCACAF Gold Cup
» United States survived an early scare from Cuba
» Costa Rica opened Group B, beating Canada 1-0
» U.S. looks to avoid surprises against Cuba
(Friday, 8 July 2005) - The advancing Force 4 HurricaneDennis has caused a 24 hour delay in each of the next two game days ofthe CONCACAF Gold Cup™ Group A at Miami's OrangeBowl.
The seriousness of the storm, which has already caused havocin parts of the Caribbean, especially Cuba, led to State andCity of Miami authorities ordering many emergency procedures,including the closing of the Orange Bowl.
The doubleheader scheduled for tomorrow (Saturday, 9 July) atthe Orange Bowl will now be played on Sunday, 10 July withHonduras vs. Colombia at 19:00 and then Panama vs. Trinidad & Tobagoat 21:00. The matches scheduled for Monday (11 July), will now go aheadon Tuesday, (12 July) with Colombia vs. Trinidad & Tobago at17:00 and then Honduras vs. Panama at 19:00.
CONCACAF General Secretary Chuck Blazer said: "We are sorryfor the fans, both at the Orange Bowl and in front of their TVsets, who were anticipating the Gold Cup games on their scheduleddays but we understand full well why the decision was made. It isbetter to be safe than sorry."
This is the first time since 1998, when El Nino caused apostponement in Los Angeles, that weather has interfered with the GoldCup.
The revised scheduled is as follows:
Date Match Venue Local Time Teams
08.07 5 HomeDepot Center - Carson 19:00 South Africa - Mexico
6 HomeDepot Center- Carson 21:00 Guatemala - Jamaica
09.07 7 Qwest Field - Seattle 11:30 Costa Rica - Cuba
8 Qwest Field - Seattle 13:30 USA- Canada
10.07 11 L.A.Memorial Coliseum 12:00 Mexico - Guatemala
12 L.A.Memorial Coliseum 14:00 Jamaica - South Africa
10 Orange Bowl - Miami 19:00 Honduras - Colombia
9 Orange Bowl - Miami 21:00 Panama - Trinidad & Tobago
12.07 13 Orange Bowl - Miami 17:00 Colombia - Trinidad & Tobago
14 Orange Bowl - Miami 19:00 Honduras - Panama
15 Gillette Stadium - Foxboro 19:00 USA- Costa Rica
16 Gillette Stadium - Foxboro 21:00 Canada - Cuba
13.07 17 Reliant Stadium - Houston 19:00 Guatemala - South Africa
18 Reliant Stadium - Houston 21:00 Mexico - Jamaica
16.07 19 Gillette Stadium - Foxboro 13:00 QF1:A1 - B2
20 Gillette Stadium - Foxboro 16:00 QF2:B1 - 3A or 3C
17.07 21 Reliant Stadium - Houston 14:00 QF3:C1 - 3A or 3B
22 Reliant Stadium - Houston 17:00 QF4:C2 - A2
21.07 23 Giants Stadium - NY/NJ 18:00 SF1:QF1 - QF2
24 Giants Stadium - NY/NJ 21:00 SF2:QF3 - QF4
24.07 25 Giants Stadium - NY/NJ 15:00 SF1- SF2
CONCACAF
6799
Football / If you hear dat atmosphere in dere wayyyyy
« on: July 06, 2005, 09:52:24 PM »
dem houndurans was making a buzzing sound by stamping d floor it sound like a plane at take off we had like 100 ppl dere an we make rell noise wen we score bottle in we tail fuh so wen dem score more bottle lol it was all good doe very even game a brilliant nite in d end dat was d rite score hope 2 see more of us on sat tnt tnt tnt
6800
Football / Re: Wha allyuh think go be de startin lineup fuh Wednesday's game?
« on: July 04, 2005, 06:25:43 PM »----------------- hislop -------------------
---- charles ----- ------ sancho----- ------ lawrence ------ -------- avery --------
---- eve ---- ------- spann------- ------ birchall ------ --------- edwards -------
------ jones--- ------- stern --------
6801
Football / Re: Aye fellas...important
« on: June 30, 2005, 02:38:55 PM »
Dem tings is rell money wayss all kinda 260 us for me an my dad 2 go to boston from miami an we on a shoestring budget god boy
6802
Football / Re: Aye fellas...important
« on: June 30, 2005, 01:56:07 PM »
ok cool yeh i understand is so much for a greyhound?
6803
Football / Re: Who allyuh feel is currently de best header of de ball?
« on: June 30, 2005, 05:31:03 AM »
miroslav klose
6804
Football / Aye fellas...important
« on: June 29, 2005, 06:38:18 PM »
Aye me and my dad going d gold cup but if TnT progress do u think it will be possible if allyuh could give us a lift to the quaters and semis plz tell me thanks is jus d 2 of us plz do what you can we would contribute for fuel and snacks so can yall plz help 2 TnT fans
Come on TnT prepare for RED confetti!!!!!!!!!!!
Come on TnT prepare for RED confetti!!!!!!!!!!!
6805
Football / Re: Who are the top Local Coaches in T&T?
« on: June 28, 2005, 04:51:17 PM »
i think brunner was from uraguay.....and dont forget the dutchman jan zwartikius.( or something like that ....lol)....in the 70s....with tnt and ASL....thats the man stuart charles keeps talking about....his philosphy and all that...he says comes from the dutchman....big magician
Come on TnT
6807
Football / Re: Hayden Martin is the best local coach!
« on: June 28, 2005, 06:57:16 AM »
injunchile....get yuh facts right.....i work under hayden martin at cic....and the guy is top class....cic football problems are deeper than you think....its still a school for academics.....no titles for years ..but lots of scholarships....ask the qrc boys why they came over after winning the north zone intercol the year before....surley not for footballing reasons....thats what kills me with this forum....on one hand the updates and news are very cool....but when the so called experts start...mama....full comedy....study the game folks ...then share knowledge....big magician
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Football / Re: Who are the top Local Coaches in T&T?
« on: June 28, 2005, 06:46:57 AM »
ah forget to mention joe public coach mike mc comie....not only because he won the super leauge....but i did a coaching course with him last year and he was outstanding....big magician
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Football / Re: Who are the top Local Coaches in T&T?
« on: June 27, 2005, 02:23:22 PM »
CHECK THIS....who was the last local coach to win the tnt pro leauge 
?....ah know fenwick have one...ricky hill have one...stuart charles have a couple...mc lean win last year with north east...and he from guyana....carrington start well this year...but ah feel charles still involved...not to take nothing from carrington....all the decent young local coaches...dealing with junior programmes....but here are some names....la foucade....gwenwyn cust.....gordon husbands....leonson lewis ( know the name).....peter pierre ....
?....ah know fenwick have one...ricky hill have one...stuart charles have a couple...mc lean win last year with north east...and he from guyana....carrington start well this year...but ah feel charles still involved...not to take nothing from carrington....all the decent young local coaches...dealing with junior programmes....but here are some names....la foucade....gwenwyn cust.....gordon husbands....leonson lewis ( know the name).....peter pierre ....
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Football / Please Help i need 2 know..
« on: June 25, 2005, 03:09:21 PM »
Does ne1 know if the ttff have any packages for d gold cup i rell want 2 go plz help me