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Offline weary1969

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Re: 'Soca Warriors' hit hard by Jabloteh exodus
« Reply #30 on: January 04, 2007, 05:45:09 PM »
B4 the Bahrain game Sancho coach say he was injured and not to go he went and scrub nuff bench after that. The TTFF decided not to pursue the foreign based. The Digi Cup is suppose to identify talent to be used with the foreign base to get a squad together for 2010. Howver, playin in the Concacaf Cup is apperently more important.
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Re: 'Soca Warriors' hit hard by Jabloteh exodus
« Reply #31 on: January 04, 2007, 05:53:46 PM »

The Jabloteh players is the ones getting screwed.  Wim eh bound to call some of them back after this and they can thank their club coach for that   :-\
Dem fellahs losing out on caps for work permits.

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Re: 'Soca Warriors' hit hard by Jabloteh exodus
« Reply #32 on: January 04, 2007, 06:03:41 PM »
this is real nonsense.

I dont give a shit what FIFA window is

This is about Trinidad football.

Thi is a trinidad football club, playing in Trinidad and the Trinidad national team playing a tournament in Trinidad.
If we cannot get our players to play on the national team then what is the point.

Jabloteh is real shit.


They have one game to play on the 26th against a hatian team that I am sure has men playing for haiti in the same tournament that they trying to avoid.

next thing you know the hatians cut they arse and the reason Fenwick gives is the playes are not as sharp as they have not been playing recently.

Just the other day the PFL was boasting about the national team players that play in the league.

Now look where we reach.

Ah know ah off the main topic wid dis post eh.....but dis does real annoy mih.....i
it eh have no national team name Trinidad.....it the national team of Trinidad AND Tobago.....

Get it right please just for once??!!!.... >:(  >:(

And to think the most celebrated and famous player from the country and the Caribbean is from Tobago.....it does be a real slap in de face someitmes.....

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We are unaffected with the loss of jab players
« Reply #33 on: January 06, 2007, 01:15:42 PM »
Corneal unaffected
Saturday, January 6 2007
Newsday News

TRINIDAD and Tobago assistant football team coach Anton Corneal
believes the CL Financial San Juan Jabloteh players have lost an
opportunity to represent their country.

And he strongly feels the team selected still has what it takes to
win the Digicel Caribbean Cup to be staged in Trinidad later this month.

"I guess it's a lost opportunity for the San Juan Jabloteh players.
They had an opportunity to represent their national team but lost
out," Corneal told ttproleague.com.

The former national striker however admitted that the Jabloteh
players will be missed.

"Surely we would have liked to have the services of some of the
Jabloteh players, as most of them have some experience at the higher
level," Corneal said.

Corneal conducted training sessions for the Soca Warriors for a week
while coach Wim Rijsbergen was out of the country on holidays.

He believes the team has the players to win the Digicel Caribbean Cup.

"We had 29 other players to choose from and it's a good opportunity
for these youngsters who have been in the camp to step up. I honestly
don't believe with Jabloteh players out, it is going to affect the
team," Corneal said.

"This tournament is going to show us which players have the potential
to go on to bigger and better things. In the camp the players have
shown commitment and dedication to practice and I believe they can
win this tournament," Corneal said..

San Juan Jabloteh pulled 12 of their players from the national
training camp, due to club commitments, as they prepare for the
upcoming Caribbean Club Championships.

Jabloteh face Baltimore Sportif of Haiti in the semi-final leg of the
Caribbean Club Championships on January 26 at the Manny Ramjohn Stadium.

The Jabloteh players who were part of the national training camp were
Duarance Williams, Keyeno Thomas, Ian Gray, Marcelle Francois, Nigel
Daniel, Glenton Wolfe, Kerry Baptiste, Trent Noel, Jason Marcano, Pro
League topscorer for 2006 Anthony Wolfe and World Cup players Cyd
Gray and Aurtis Whitley.

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Re: 'Soca Warriors' hit hard by Jabloteh exodus
« Reply #34 on: January 06, 2007, 01:49:10 PM »
How come NO ONE has asked WHY the W. Connection coach who ALSO has to play in the same/EXACT competition (same time too?) has NOT banned HIS players from national Duty? ??? HMMN???? FYI the W. Connection team are in Brazil, preparing for THEIR Club championship game withOUT Jan michael Williams et al who are training with the Digi-cel team. By the way anyone heard the rumor that Fenwick interested in the NATIONAL COACH job? Ah jus askin. :}

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Re: 'Soca Warriors' hit hard by Jabloteh exodus
« Reply #35 on: January 06, 2007, 01:59:11 PM »
fenwick eh have any chance ah dat
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Re: 'Soca Warriors' hit hard by Jabloteh exodus
« Reply #36 on: January 06, 2007, 07:04:54 PM »
Let the youngblood show what they got. They have been calling for a chance to represent. Now is their turn. let's see what they got.

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Re: 'Soca Warriors' hit hard by Jabloteh exodus
« Reply #37 on: January 07, 2007, 08:22:21 AM »
Deeks, I agree  - This is their opportunity, if they embrace it  - they will be fine. This is nothing new - BSC brought us success with mostly unproven locals. I have spoken to a few members of the squad, and they want this BADD, so I putting paper on them. GO WARRIORS!!!

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Re: 'Soca Warriors' hit hard by Jabloteh exodus
« Reply #38 on: January 07, 2007, 08:50:00 PM »
Good Evening everyone,
                                       My biggest concern is fan support. They should come with a decent riddum section to spur them boys to victory.

 

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