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« on: December 01, 2011, 10:15:37 AM »
Tempo,
YOU are misinformed or not following events closely enough:
1) Look Loy was not "cast aside". He resigned from the TTFF on principle and in order to fight against the TTFF clique - the very thing that many people only TALK about on SWO.
2) Phillips did invite the KNVB to TT to deliver pone ITS courses. Look LOy initiated a discussion with the Dutch, based on the coaching education programme HE had written for the CFU, I repeat, in order to establish and launch a TTFF, read LOCAL, coaching course - not a DUTCH course. He insisted that we should have a trained panel of LOCAL instructors, and the KNVB agreed to that and trained several persons, including Jamaal Shabazz, Anton Corneal, Hayden Martin, Rajesh Latchoo, and Marlon Charles. This is a first for the TTFF.
3) It was the MSYA that refused to renew Lincoln Phillip's contract. Look Loy had nothing to do with it. You might want to take that up with the TTFF's latest benefactor, Anil Roberts.
4) Do not use your onlooker's perspective to presume you know anything Look Loy's or his motives. You know nothing about either.
Elan,
The syllabus is not a "top secret". After all, almost two hundred coaches have already participated in this course. You don't expect the TTFF to advertise it in the media, do you. What's the CXC English syllabus? Those who participate in it know it.
Spideybuff,
Good question. The TTFF does not have a technical director, whose responsibility it would be to PLAN the implementation of the caoching education programme. Consequently, no-one knows when or where the next course would be delivered and it depends on who asks for a course in their area. To date, the course has been delivered for the Northern FA, Central FA, Tobago FA, and SSFL. Where next, quien sabe?
Finally, Coops,
To say that something was wrong with the programme bacause CFU did not implement it demonstrates lack of clear thinking. How then would the KNVB associate itself with the very same programme? Moreover, you very well know that the same person who controlled the TTFF also controlled the CFU. Neither had any interest in RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT. Competitions were their priority and so we have what we have in the CFU. Caribbean teams almost invariably finish LAST in CONCACAF tournaments.
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