Letters to the Trinidad Express
As if there is not enough confusion surrounding Jack Warner, the PNM, the UNC and a reporter from your newspaper, up comes something else to add fuel to the fire.
I refer to a letter written by one Anil Mahabir questioning why our footballers are called the "Soca Warriors" and not the "Soca-Chutney Warriors" (Express, January 7).
I think we all know where Mr Mahabir is coming from, even those who would support his silly and very useless gripe. Come now Mr Mahabir, stop being petty and together let's stand behind OUR team. The name they go by doesn't matter, does it?
TJ
Toronto
All-inclusive Warriors
Firstly, now that Trinidad and Tobago's sporting and voting citizens have been exposed to the chameleon-like and megalomaniac-type personality that Jack Warner is, do we-PNM, UNC, MDT, NAR and NOTA (None of the Above) supporters-seriously want him to play a role in the political, hence social and economic, development of our country?
Secondly, Anil Mahabir is quite correct in asking "Why not Soca-Chutney Warriors?" (Express, January 7).
I would like to include the following to any new name that is bestowed on our football heroes: Soca-Chutney, Foreign-based, Christian, Muslim, KFC-loving, Pan Fanatic, Gold Chain and Earring-wearing, Some Ghetto-originating, Talented and Skilled Trinidad and Tobago National World Cup Qualifying Football Warriors. I apologise if I have excluded any sections of our diverse, all-inclusive national community.
John Henry
Petit Valley