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In my opinion, Jack raising more questions, than he providing answers. Why the reluctance to give a budget to the government? That can only be because, there isn't one and Jack will just come up with a random figure.
dis man need to walk away from trinidad football now and a full polive investigation launched into the ttff.
warner mad. no budget...no money
rodney.....pay de coach? pay how much and for how long? what bonuses etc? is jes so
Match on de 1st. in de Oval in T&T.
Reliable sources tell mih so!!
Who we playin? Grenada? North East Stars? De National Under 20 Team?
I hope you Trinis have a great and memorable new year and sucessful world cup campaign. You deserve it. Go Trinis go. All our love Port Vale Football Club.
balloon in de flipping sky?
I was reading an article on the internet about some gay protesters in chile saying they need to have gays in soccer leagues.But this one coach rene orozco of universidad de chile said his club is looking for"real men, who are hairy, smelly and tough".Orozco said gay players are "another species" and said "they should go join a women's team".
"I don't want to get into trouble with the gays, but I must say a gay league would need different rules. You wouldn't want too much tight marking for example," he said.
Gay rights activist Rolando Jiménez has branded Orozco as a "homophobic and ignorant troglodyte".
Jiménez said: "We will see if he still thinks he's so funny after we have spent a couple of days shouting ourselves hoarse outside his
These are my picks for those players that Bennhaccker need to choose to play for we in first rounds next year. He could pick any other newbies after that.
Dwight
Latas
Birchall
Autis
Carlos
Jack
Notice ah don't have Stern there! We need another striker that is consistent. Stern could chill on the bench until about the 15 minute of the second half for all de games.
Yeah where dog?
And ah understand what yuh saying about benching stern, but you want to start with Latas, i don't think that is a good idea
Exactly!
Boynes should just write a cheque for $20 million now! You have to throw in a little extra for contingencies.
WHATTTT!!!!!!
Allyuh men cazy yes.... Is de ppl of Trinidad and Tobago money....
If you have to give yuh own money.... you wouldnt want ah detailed budget as to where it going?
Please 20 Million? and 10 going straight to Jack
QuoteHe stressed that the local federation was strapped for cash and using up its final financial resources in securing living and camping accommodation for T&T during the World Cup.
i thought that FIFA was paying for all of this!!
The only way i can see this as making sense is if we had to come up with the money up front and FIFA paying us back!!
and another point about boynes!
why he want tuh know de budget, eh? so he could arrange tuh give de team half??
long steups!!
you do any business subjects in school or wha? Regardless who it is, it is always wise to see a budget first, next thing yuh know Boynes give the man de money and it disappear and u self go come back an say how Boynes stupid for giving the man money without seeing how he spending it. They ha no friend thing in money. Oh gosh man, ah have tuh think fuh yuh too???!!
Ah like it
Ah like it alot
Me eh seein nothin different
Hay, congratulations to you all on a splendid achievement in making it to the World Cup finals. He is one Irishman who will be supporting you all there. Good luck!
The president of the Trinidad and Tobago FA was interviewed on the BBC the other day and he said that the WC games against England and Sweden will be the first time T&T have played against these nations. Whereas the game against England will be the first ever meeting (and I am confident you could cause an upset), I seem to remember a game against Sweden sometime in the 1980's. Am I right? If so would someone have the T&T team that played that day.
All the best in Germany and I hope that you are the surprise team of the tournament (there is always one!!)
right now ah watching ah episode and ah gal say she goin and call de police and sue de island
it seemed as if the police were giving her a hard time about coming over to the house to get her.
i think they must have told her they had no cars available or somthing. Then she threatened to sue.
dat real funny boss!
just wanted to know if socawarriors.com is the "official" supporters group..are we recognized by the relevant authorities?..who going to get the chance to buy tickets allocated to Trinidad & Tobago for Germany?..are the local sponsors going to get a big share for promotions?..we going to be able to buy them cheaper from the TTFA?
i see we are available to buy tickets without our football asscociation on the official world cup site.
Ordering TST series
What is TST series?
A team-specific ticket (TST) enables you to watch a series of matches played by a team you choose in advance. If this team should fail to qualify for the competition (finals), you will be refunded the ticket price minus an administration fee. TST series are only available for countries that can still qualify for the 2006 FIFA World Cup Germany™.
You can select from five different TST types:
• TST-3: You see all three group games played by your team
• TST-4: You see all three group games and one match from the round of sixteen
• TST-5: As TST-3, but with one round of sixteen match and a quarter final
• TST-6: As TST-3, but with one round of sixteen match, a quarter final
and a semi-final
• TST-7: As TST-3, but with one round of sixteen match, a quarter final,
a semi-final and the final.
What happens to my TST if my team is knocked out during the tournament (finals)?
If you have a TST-4 to TST-7 ticket and your selected team doesn't make it past the group phase, the ticket is automatically transferred to the winner of the group in which your selected team originally played. If your team goes out at the knockout stage and your TST is still valid for subsequent games, the ticket is automatically transferred to the winner of the respective knockout match. In other words, you always follow the winner of the round. That means you will definitely see the specified number of matches, no matter when your own team goes out.
Cost of a ticket for all 3 matches in the group phase is bout $350 Euros with shipping and taxes...which is bout $2700TT or $430US.
I know is premature..but it might be worth it to book your tickets early and if the worse thing possible that could happen..happens..then you'll automatically get your refund for the tickets minus a 30 Euros processing fee.
I'll see what travel and visa requirements are needed and I'll post later.
I just wanted to share this useful info with allyuh fellas
but everyone know kit man
that was to easy.
u hadda say like name all the tundercats....
That one I know............. Lion-o, Cheetara, Tygra,Panthro and the annoying twins Willykit and Willy cat. Oh and the little one Snarf.
name all the smurfs.....
Heres something my sis sent me
If you were a child of the 80'sor early 90's in Trinidad, you might remember:
giving someone and receiving a meggie
you filled empty orchard cartons with air and jumped on it to make a popping noise to scare someone
you screamed at the faintest sound of thunder
getting licks with a guava whip or a wooden ruler with a metal strip on the side
the trauma of wondering if you would pass for "ah junior sec." or "ah prestige school"
when push point pencils were in style
when stationery on a whole was in style, nice erasers were prized: scented and
colourful, sharpeners shaped like hamburgers or mechanical pencils and pilot pens, fine-point preferably
when Bata was not in style but you had to wear one anyway
carrying ah lunch kit with a thermos flask inside
reading Enid Blyton, Nancy Drew or The Hardy Boys, Judy Blume, Sweet Dreams or Sweet Valley High.
wearing baubles, barrettes, woolies and hair ribbons
wearing VERY ying, very short, very tight khaki pants to school
wearing socks with frills
wearing panties with frills on the back
the Orchard marble craze
the Coca-Cola yo-yo craze
eating a sno-cone with ears and condensed milk
learning to write cursive in a Vere Foster book with your first fountain pen
how handwriting was a big thing in primary school among girls, you wrote extremely small and extremely neat with care
how an ink splotch on your pristine uniform was a tragedy in primary school
at some point in time, having to ask someone or be asked:
a. if yuh father is a glass maker
b. if yuh have ants in yuh pants
c. if yuh monkey glands acting up
you loved pencil cases and you wanted a nice one shaped like a giant pencil with a zip on one end
holding hands with a another girl or boy to go somewhere on an outing (everybody, find ah partner!) meant that he/she was your good friend
you were a Brownie or a Cub Scout, no one was quite sure what Red Cross people did except you called them if somebody fell down
having your skin stained for days with iodine after you fell
boys making guns out of paper and shooting each other
saying "ABC, ketch ah crab, put yuh head in ah paper bag" to some First year's or Second year's
you read "Lucky Dip" and West Indian Readers
penacool's costing 25 cents and these were bought in ah "tuck shop"
getting excited over the sight of three red beans sprouting on a wet piece of toilet paper in an old mayonaise jar
eating condensed milk from the can, tomato balls,paradise plums,
chilibibi, shrimp slices and planter's snacks
going to Astor Cinema with those same Planter's wrappers to get a
discount
sweating it out in Red Cross Kiddies' Carnival
everybody got braids for Carnival, some with beads fastened with aluminium foil
you or someone you know played in at least one Richard Bartholomew band
wearing poppies on Poppy Day was a fashion statement
cheese paste sandwiches with food colouring on Kiss bread cut in triangles
playing "in ah fine castle, do you hear my sissy-o", "I lost my glove on a Saturday night and found it Sunday morning.." and "under the brown bushes"
going to karate lessons, swimming lessons, music or dance school
the smell of whitening your shoes
collecting 'crystals' from the empty cartridge of a pen, first by sharpening off one end of course
in primary school, you methodically collected eraser shavings
reciting times tables
you played catch, red-light/green-light, there's a brown girl in the ring and hand clapping games till your palms stung
you brought toys to school on Toys' Day
a re-fashioned balloon was called ah cheekie-chong
you made those fortune telling finger toys from copy book paper
having to religiously support some curry-q, bar-b-q or chinee-q for the school
singing parang in a school Christmas concert or a folk song, "mangoes...mangoes.."
if you went to Catholic primary school: prayers, prayers and more prayers.
Teen of the 90's (early to mid) in Trinidad, you might remember:
A'levels seemed so far away
the Malcolm X hood fashion craze
many horrible hair and fashion crazes including: finger waves with gold and glitter spray, french rolls piled high with stiff drop curls and plenty Jam! pudding, purple and mustard in the same outfit, Cross Colours and Karl Kani, solid fabric shirts with chiffon sleeves, lambada tights, tie-dye t shirts, cycle shorts, asymmetrical fades, fellas marking eye brows like Kris Kross and girls marking side burns, slicked down baby hair, wearing stopper earrings back-to-front, wearing earrings with your name spelled out
horizontally, multiple coloured socks on one foot (like black and white socks on top each other), too many scrunchies and woogies (and maybe a wrapped sock) on one hair bun.
when 98.9 launched
somehow, meggie's came back in style
plenty girls got their ears double bore with a piercing gun
everybody had a friendship bracelet or a rasta bead chain or bracelet
fellas got an earring too-just one
rolling up the waistband of your school skirt to make it shorter
underwear lines through a fitted, school skirt was a big deal
fighting with your parents to make sure you didn't get any "ying"
school pants and coasting a "rasta" belt with it
playing scooch somewhere
fellas--sheer school blouses (girls that wore white)
wearing your book bag fashionably loose and light using just one shoulder strap or not having one at all
there was always some crew in another school to ride for at the end of the day
football limes and Intercol
no matter where you went to school, Trinity College seemed so far away
your identity was defined by your school, there were girls and then there were "Convent girls" (be that good, bad or indifferent)
waiting for Fatima mayfair to come around and the debauchery within the disco walls (and d damn disco was like an oven)
dancing in a circle in above mentioned debauchery and being scared to dance with the opposite sex even though you wanted to. If you felt a groin pressed against you (girls)--you ran. (d girls soft
man………..ha hai)
putting up your hand for the dub "all virgin.." and really actually being one then (tru tru)
girls collected song lyrics and lil poems in a copy book or notebook, and traded them with other girls. Things like: sex is good, sex is kind, nine months later, he'll say it's not mine
red band maxis and their hard pong (Boyz N Da Hood)
you hoarded coloured ink pens
a big lime was always in the mall, by the side of the road somewhere, Pizza Hut Roxy or the cinema (yeah all u can eat in Pizza Hut)
you stressed about SBA's in Form 4 and 5
if you travelled home, you had to lime first before you got there
CXC lessons and the lessons' lime
boys hitting school desks to start a chanting session
the trauma of finding a date for grad
the trauma of finding what to wear for grad
Boyz to Men was probably played at your grad. at least once
somebody wore an all white suit to your grad made out of a soft material (check those old photos and
see)
silver slide hair pins were in style, (also called Olympic pins) you always wore several at one time
some of the biggest concerts were held in our time: Barrington, Color-Me-Bad, Chubb Rock, Kisskidee Caravan to name a few
if you went to certain schools (not calling no names!) in your hair, you used PLENTY gel, plenty vaseline and just enough water
you carried a brush and a compact in your bag
maxis and maxi conductors were the scourge of Secondary school in these days, parents were always complaining about them
you knew at least one girl who was "dealing" with a maxi-man (yeah they used to ride maxi too)
Super Blue was road-march king during this time
you pooled money with friends to buy food: 3 of y'all would share a one piece from KFC or Royal Castle and make a small fries with ketchup and mustard miraculously stretch
if you remember any of these, you my friend are a child of the 80's and 90's in sweet Trinidad!
thats funny man
hey, how do you get to paste or send pictures on this website. I have some funny ones to share on the website???
go to photobucket.com it's free and reate an account and jes upload the pics
if you want to put them on the site for viewing you could either cut and paste the path of the pic and click on the img icon above or photobucket give you the code so you jes copy and paste
this is good therapy for me in the mornings before I start work.LOS ANGELES - Richard Pryor, the caustic yet perceptive actor-comedian who lived dangerously close to the edge both on stage and off, died Saturday. He was 65. Pryor died shortly before 8 a.m. of a heart attack after being taken to a hospital from his home in the San Fernando Valley, said his business manager, Karen Finch. He had been ill for years with multiple sclerosis, a degenerative disease of the nervous system.
right now ah watching ah episode and ah gal say she goin and call de police and sue de island
