Sky SportsTwo-footed pacey striker who was largely a fringe member of the Trinidad and Tobago squad that reached the finals.
He won his first T&T cap under Ian Porterfield in a World Cup qualifier in November 2000 but despite being twice the top scorer in the Trinidad Pro League started just five internationals over the next three years.
"He makes the type of angles you don’t see from Scottish players. He strikes the ball with both feet."
Ex-Dundee United manager Ian McCall
He has admitted that his laid back personality in training has not always helped his relationships with coaches and Brazilian Rene Simoes never picked him while Stuart Charles-Fevrier left him on the sidelines for large chunks of his tenure.
His excellent form for San Juan Jabloteh and latterly Defence Force plus a brace in a friendly for his country against Dundee earned him a move to the SPL for the 2003/04 season with Dundee United.
But because of the club's tendency to use him as a substitute, he was forced to move to St Johnstone last summer after being denied a work permit to extend his two-year stay at Tannadice.
He made a sprinkling of appearances throughout the qualifying campaign, and come off the bench in the first leg of the Asian-CONCACAF play-off, but the last of his five international goals came nearly two years ago.
