Author Topic: U-15 Men's Football Team Thread (Read 97704 times)

asylumseeker · « **Reply #90 on:** April 20, 2013, 05:39:15 PM »

Wonderful news.

asylumseeker · « **Reply #91 on:** April 29, 2013, 05:55:09 AM »

This really adds pressure to our development cycle. The work in the trenches has to start early. By 10, 11 and 12 players need to have been exposed to composed environments ... and be fully consolidated in them. Also hopefully with a measure of travel in the mix (anybody recall Coach Cooper's comments about our players being the only players running around the hotel?

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Trini _2026 · « **Reply #92 on:** May 23, 2013, 12:25:13 PM »

Cayman to host CONCACAF U15 tournament
Posted date: May 16, 2013 In: Sports | comment : 0
The Local Organizing Committee for the CONCACAF U15 Tournament this week began its preparation for the inaugural edition of the CONCACAF U-15 Tournament that will take place in the Cayman Islands from 11 to 25 August 2013.

The Cayman Islands Football Association (CIFA) will host the first-ever CONCACAF multi-team international soccer event in three venues, Ed Bush (Westen Zone), Annex and the National Stadium. This event is part of the overall football development initiative at the Confederation level, launched by CONCACAF President Jeffery Webb. It is the first time that national teams will be competing against each other at the U-15 age level under the umbrella of the North America, Central America and the Caribbean Confederation (CONCACAF).

“In order to foster growth and development of all the CONCACAF, as well as Caribbean member associations, we have to create competitive opportunities for young men and women to compete at early ages, so that they progress in the best possible conditions to their full-national teams” said Jeffrey Webb, President of CONCACAF and the CIFA.

“We need to ensure as the host nation, that we put on a world-class event,” said Bruce Blake, the Local Organizing Committee Chairman and the CIFA First Vice President. “About 75 to 100 volunteers will be needed to ensure that this tournament is organised to the level expected by CONCACAF. We will need volunteers in many areas, including teams services, event management, protocol, transportation and medical services, to name a few. Persons interested should contact Assistant General Secretary Mark Campbell at Campbell_rx@yahoo.com or call: 345-916-3462.

“A strong football history, very good infrastructure such as accommodations, transportation, as well as good competition facilities, are the primary reasons Cayman Islands have been tapped to host this important international event,” said Paul Macey, Deputy Chairman of the CONCACAF U-15 Cayman Islands 2013 LOC, and acting General Secretary of the CIFA. “It is a great honor and wonderful opportunity for Cayman Islands to host this prestigious event and to welcome teams from throughout the Caribbean and Central American regions,” he added.

ZANDOLIE · « **Reply #93 on:** May 23, 2013, 02:27:28 PM »

Good initiative. its less than three months away.

The U.S. U-15 has been training for about a year. they done play Italy, Slovenia, and Chile. talk about seasoned!

The inaugural event will be embarrassing for t&t and all the other concacaf slackers whose federations could not be bothered about small ting like 'development'. Have we even screened players at this age level, far less have a team ready to go?

Fyzoman · « **Reply #94 on:** May 23, 2013, 02:41:48 PM »

Quote from: ZANDOLIE on May 23, 2013, 02:27:28 PM

Good initiative. its less than three months away.

The U.S. U-15 has been training for about a year. they done play Italy, Slovenia, and Chile. talk about seasoned!

The inaugural event will be embarrassing for t&t and all the other concacaf slackers whose federations could not be bothered about small ting like 'development'. Have we even screened players at this age level, far less have a team ready to go?

I could be wrong but I swear I saw a screening invite for this age group recently in the one of the online local papers. Maybe we could fast-track them to be ready by August, get Coache to go home and do he thing

Nah lemme stop, seriously though I imagine we already have something in place for this?

Observer · « **Reply #95 on:** May 23, 2013, 03:37:53 PM »

I really hope the CFU do a good job with this. When it was held in T&T, a few teams almost quit the competition and left, due to a lack of hotel rooms, disorganized scheduling & no flights booked for teams playing in Tobago.
The Digicel Cup was a disaster in Antigua, in terms of organization and quite frankly it makes the region look Mickey Mouse to the rest of CONCACAF.

ZANDOLIE · « **Reply #96 on:** May 23, 2013, 03:54:16 PM »

Quote from: Fyzoman on May 23, 2013, 02:41:48 PM

Quote from: ZANDOLIE on May 23, 2013, 02:27:28 PM
Good initiative. its less than three months away.

The U.S. U-15 has been training for about a year. they done play Italy, Slovenia, and Chile. talk about seasoned!

The inaugural event will be embarrassing for t&t and all the other concacaf slackers whose federations could not be bothered about small ting like 'development'. Have we even screened players at this age level, far less have a team ready to go?

I could be wrong but I swear I saw a screening invite for this age group recently in the one of the online local papers. Maybe we could fast-track them to be ready by August, get Coache to go home and do he thing Nah lemme stop, seriously though I imagine we already have something in place for this?

Last screening notice I have seen for U-15 is from 2011. To my knowledge the last time an U-15 team represented T&T in the international arena was an Eastern Zone side in the Copa coca cola in Argentina 2010. I hope I'm wrong, but I'd be very surprised if we had a team in place.

triniairman · « **Reply #97 on:** May 23, 2013, 04:15:23 PM »

If we had the clico cup type tournament that we use to have, we would of had potential targets to pick from now.

Fyzoman · « **Reply #98 on:** May 23, 2013, 07:10:02 PM »

Jed I swear i see something recently bout screenings and they had the venues and tell the youth them to walk with white and red jersey...unless was for cricket

Trini _2026 · « **Reply #99 on:** June 11, 2013, 06:27:40 AM »

http://www.concacaf.com/page/ConfederationDetail/0,,12813~3205701,00.html

MIAMI - CONCACAF announced Monday the competitors and details of the inaugural CONCACAF Under-15 Championship, to be held in the Cayman Islands, August 14-25, 2013.

Twenty-two nations from across the region will participate in the tournament, an initiative of CONCACAF President Jeffrey Webb, with a view towards strengthening the game at the youth levels among all of the Confederation's members.
"We are proud to host such an impressive number of our member associations for this inaugural under-15 tournament, which will give the Confederation's younger stars the chance to demonstrate their talents on a larger pan-regional stage," said President Webb.
"It is out belief that supporting youth football by every possible means is fundamental to the widespread development of our sport across the region and the world. Through this tournament we hope to take an important further step towards assuring substantial opportunity for all of our Confederation's youth."
Participating teams in the event come from across the Caribbean and Central America, and include Aruba, the Bahamas, Belize, Bermuda, the Cayman Islands, the Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Grenada, Guadeloupe, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Martinique, Puerto Rico, St. Kitts, St. Lucia, St. Martin, St. Maarten, St. Vincent, Trinidad & Tobago, and the US Virgin Islands.

The competition will take place in three venues on Grand Cayman, with teams set to be divided into various groups. The top sides will qualify to a knockout round which will yield the regional champion at this level.

Trini _2026 · « **Reply #100 on:** June 11, 2013, 06:28:48 AM »

I see panama and costa rica teams u 15 were not invited

Flex · « **Reply #101 on:** June 12, 2013, 01:59:17 AM »

T&T for Concacaf U-15 tournament.
T&T Guardian Report.

T&T is one of 20 countries from across the Caribbean and Central America which will compete in the inaugural Concacaf Under-15 Championship, to be held in the Cayman Islands, August 14 – 25, 2013 as announced on Monday.

The tournament, is an initiative of Concacaf President Jeffrey Webb, with a view towards strengthening the game at the youth levels among all of the Confederation’s members.

In addition to T&T, the other countries include Aruba, Bahamas, Belize, Bermuda, Cayman Islands, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Grenada, Guadeloupe, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Martinique, Puerto Rico, St Kitts/Nevis, St Lucia, French St Martin, Dutch St Maarten, St Vincent and The Grenadines, and US Virgin Islands.

“We are proud to host such an impressive number of our member associations for this inaugural under-15 tournament, which will give the Confederation’s younger stars the chance to demonstrate their talents on a larger pan-regional stage,” said President Webb.

“It is out belief that supporting youth football by every possible means is fundamental to the widespread development of our sport across the region and the world.

Through this tournament we hope to take an important further step towards assuring substantial opportunity for all of our Confederation’s youth.” The competition will take place in three venues on Grand Cayman, with teams set to be divided into various groups.

asylumseeker · « **Reply #102 on:** June 12, 2013, 02:15:04 AM »

Hopefully none of the teams withdraw. This should be a blast.

Flex · « **Reply #103 on:** July 31, 2013, 04:02:00 PM »

T&T U-15s grouped with Honduras for CONCACAF Championship.
By Shaun Fuentes (TTFA).

A Trinidad and Tobago National Under 15 (Boys) squad is currently in training for the inaugural CONCACAF Under 15 Championships which kicks off in the Cayman Islands on August 13th.

T&T will be among 24 countries taking part in the four-group tournament. The local team, under head coach Shawn Cooper will face St Kitt’s Nevis in their opening encounter on August 14th and will follow up against Honduras a day later.

The other opponents in T&T’s Group C include Curacao, Guadeloupe and St Martin. The top team in each of the four groups will head straight into the semi-finals which take place on August 23rd with the Final carded for August 25th.

The tournament, according to TTFA General Secretary Sheldon Phillips, provides an excellent platform for this country to set off on it’s youth development program as over one hundred players between the ages of 11-14 have been scouted throughout the various regional associations and zones in T&T.

Currently a squad of thirty players is in training under Cooper and assistant coach Leonson Lewis.

Director of Football Leo Beenhakker is expected to have a look at the team in action, having already attended a training session.

Cooper who led the previous T&T Under 17 team to within one win of qualifying for the 2013 FIFA Under 17 World Cup at the qualifiers in Panama earlier this year, said the current bunch of players possessed a decent level of skill and talent.

“There are some really talented players in the bunch but we have not seen enough players to fill our defensive line up. We saw over one hundred players during the talent identification program and currently we are working hard with the very few defenders in the mix to get them up to scratch,” Cooper told TTFA Media.

“What we have found is that some of these players who are also attached to local clubs, lack the basic fundamentals of the game such as positioning and understanding of their roles and functions. But again, this is why we are very keen to have them at a national team level at the age of 12, 13 and 14 so that we can iron out these problems before they head into the Under 17 category.

“I think we stand to benefit a lot from the games at this tournament because it allows the players to get that international experience which will go a long way in helping prepare them for the future tournaments at the youth level leading up to the senior team,” Cooper added.

Phillips meantime said it was crucial for the TTFA to focus on development in this particular age group, even going a bit lower to the Under 10 category.

“This has to be a major part of our focus which is teaching the basics and getting the players to learn the game properly at this age group. We have had excellent support from the Ministry of Sport and now with corporate bodies beginning to step back in, we will be able to provide the resources to ensure the coaches and the players are well taken care of. We hope this continues as it is important for us to understand what development is all about as we strive towards producing quality players for our Senior team,” Phillips said.

Some of the other nations competing in the tournament include El Salvador, Guatemala, Jamaica, Belize, Martinique, Haiti. St Vincent/Grenadines, Bermuda, Bahamas, St Lucia, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Antigua/Barbuda, US Virgin Islands, St Marteen, Aruba, Grenada and hosts Cayman Islands.

T&T schedule

August 14th – T&T vs St Kitts/Nevis
August 15th – T&T vs Honduras
 August 17th – T&T vs Curacao
August 19th – T&T vs St Martin
August 21st – T&T vs Guadeloupe

truehaitian · « **Reply #104 on:** August 01, 2013, 01:08:10 PM »

Where can I get a list of the other groups?

Flex · « **Reply #105 on:** August 01, 2013, 02:50:16 PM »

2013 CONCACAF U-15 Championship Calendar.

Tue. 08/13/2013

1 16:30 US Virgin Islands vs Bermuda
2 16:30 St. Lucia vs Belize
3 18:00 Jamaica vs Grenada
4 18:00 Dominican Republic vs Guatemala
5 19:30 Cayman vs St. Marteen
6 19:30 Aruba vs Bahamas

Wed. 08/14/2013

7 16:30 Curacao vs Guadeloupe.
8 16:30 St. Vincent vs Antigua & Barbuda
9 18:00 Honduras vs St. Martin
10 18:00 Trinidad & Tobago vs St. Kitts
11 19:30 Haiti vs El Salvador
12 19:30 Martinique vs Puerto Rico

Thu. 08/15/2013

13 15:00 Aruba vs St. Maarten
14 15:00 Guadeloupe vs St. Kitts
15 15:00 Puerto Rico vs Antigua & Barbuda
16 16:30 Honduras vs Trinidad & Tobago
17 16:30 Curacao vs St. Martin
18 16:30 Dominican Republic vs Belize
19 18:00 Jamaica vs St. Lucia
20 18:00 Haiti vs St. Vincent
21 18:00 Bahamas vs Bermuda
22 19:30 Cayman vs US Virgin Islands
23 19:30 El Salvador vs Martinique
24 19:30 Guatemala vs Grenada

Fri. 08/16/2013

25 16:30 Aruba vs US Virgin Islands
26 16:30 Dominican Republic vs Grenada
27 18:00 Jamaica vs Belize
28 18:00 Bahamas vs St. Maarten
29 19:30 Cayman vs Bermuda
30 19:30 Guatemala vs St. Lucia

Sat. 08/17/2013

31 16:30 Curacao vs Trinidad & Tobago
32 16:30 Guadeloupe vs St. Martin
33 18:00 Haiti vs Antigua & Barbuda
34 18:00 Martinique vs St. Vincent
35 19:30 Honduras vs St. Kitts
36 19:30 Puerto Rico vs El Salvador

Sun. 08/18/2013

37 16:30 Aruba vs Bermuda
38 16:30 St. Maarten vs US Virgin Islands
39 18:00 Jamaica vs Dominican Republic
40 18:00 Grenada vs St. Lucia
41 19:30 Cayman vs Bahamas
42 19:30 Guatemala vs Belize

Mon. 08/19/2013

43 16:30 Curacao vs St. Kitts
44 16:30 Martinique vs Antigua & Barbuda
45 18:00 Haiti vs Puerto Rico.
46 18:00 El Salvador vs St. Vincent
47 19:30 Honduras vs Guadeloupe
48 19:30 St. Martin vs Trinidad & Tobago

Tue. 08/20/2013

49 16:30 Bahamas vs US Virgin Islands
50 16:30 Grenada vs Belize
51 18:00 Jamaica vs Guatemala
52 18:00 St. Maarten vs Bermuda
53 19:30 Cayman vs Aruba
54 19:30 Dominican Republic vs St. Lucia

Wed. 08/21/2013

55 16:30 St. Martin vs St. Kitts
56 16:30 Puerto Rico vs St. Vincent
57 18:00 Haiti vs Martinique.
58 18:00 Antigua & Barbuda vs El Salvador
59 19:30 Honduras vs Curacao.
60 19:30 Guadeloupe vs Trinidad & Tobago

Fri. 08/23/2013

61-SF1 18:00 A1 vs B1.
62-SF2 20:00 C1 vs D1.

Sun. 08/25/2013

63 17:00 SF1 Loser vs SF2 Loser.
64-Final 19:00 SF1 Winner vs SF2 Winner.

Trini _2026 · « **Reply #106 on:** August 12, 2013, 10:00:31 AM »

So has the under 15 team been selected

ZANDOLIE · « **Reply #107 on:** August 12, 2013, 01:05:45 PM »

Quote from: Trini _2018 on August 12, 2013, 10:00:31 AM

So has the under 15 team been selected

probably. maybe. hopefully. in a perfect world they would take the grooming of the next generation seriously. then again its the ttff/ttfa...

at least they had the good sense to use two cooper and lewis, two of the best youth coaches we have.

coache · « **Reply #108 on:** August 12, 2013, 04:19:29 PM »

Put Amwood in charge please...

Flex · « **Reply #109 on:** August 12, 2013, 06:46:13 PM »

Under 15s off to Cayman Island for CONCACAF Championship.
By Shaun Fuentes (TTFA)..

A Trinidad and Tobago National Under 15 team departs tomorrow for Cayman Islands to participate at the inaugural Concacaf Under 15 championships which runs from August 14-25.

National Under 15 team head coach Shawn Cooper finalized his 18-man squad which goes into action on Wednesday against St Kitts/Nevis.(Photo shows W Connection midfielder and team captain Kareem Riley)

“We have been shaping up pretty nicely and the last few sessions were pretty sharp and the players are very eager to play their first game for the country,” Cooper told TTFA Media following Monday’s final training session on home soil at the Ato Boldon Stadium.

The squad includes some players attached to local Pro League clubs including midfielder Renaldo Francois of Defence Force, Kareem Riley and Kierron Mason of W Connection, Travell Edwards of St Ann’s Rangers while there are other players such as defender Sharkell Louison of Moruga FC and Jesse Joseph of Joe Public FC.  “There are players in the squad from both the Pro League clubs, clubs from the TTFA Super League and a couple other lower leagues.

We did a comprehensive look around the country even though it happened over a short period of time and we saw some really good talent which eventually saw us come down to a 30-man squad before the final 18 players were selected,” Cooper explained.

“We will continue to work with the entire pool but this opportunity for the boys traveling to the Caymans is a great one in terms of getting that exposure to playing international opposition at this particular age group.”

T&T Schedule

August 14th – T&T vs St Kitts/Nevis
 August 15th – T&T vs Honduras 
August 17th – T&T vs Curacao
 August 19th – T&T vs St Martin 
August 21st – T&T vs Guadeloupe

U-15 Players

Enrique Changiah (GK- Marabella Crisis Center)
Levi Fernandez (GK- San Fernando Sports Academy)
Shirwin Noel (DF- W Connection)
Romario Villafana (DF- San Juan Jabloteh)
Kendell Charles (DF- San Juan Jabloteh)
Matthew Joseph (DF- W Connection)
Sharkell Louison (DF- Moruga FC)
Travell Edwards (DF- St. Ann’s Rangers)
Anthony Herbert (DF- W Connection)
Jesse Joseph (MF- Joe Public FC)
Kareem Riley (MF- W Connection)
Kierron Mason (MF- W Connection)
Renaldo Francois (MF- Defence Force)
Raheam Borde (FW- St. Ann’s Rangers)
Shakhun Hanley (MF- Defence Force)
Shakeem Patrick (MF- Football Factory)
Akil Frank (FW- 1976 Phoenix FC)
Isaiah Hudson (FW- W Connection)

Staff

Richard Quan Chan – Head of Delegation
Shawn Cooper – Head Coach
William Wallace - Manager
Ross Russell – Assistant Coach/Goalkeeping Coach
Leonson Lewis – Assistant Coach
Terrence Marcelle – Assistant Coach
Michael Taylor - Physio
Devin Elcock – Equipment Manager

truehaitian · « **Reply #110 on:** August 13, 2013, 06:25:27 AM »

Is this schedule accurate, it looks like some teams are playing in two consecutive days with no rest...?
For instance,
August 14th – T&T vs St Kitts/Nevis, Haiti VS Salvador
 August 15th – T&T vs Honduras , Haiti vs St. Vincent

Jay10 · « **Reply #111 on:** August 13, 2013, 11:36:31 PM »

So the boys will leave this morning.

again, why is it so difficult for even simple things like travel to be done in such a haphazard manner?

again, we almost did not make it to another tournament. better than that TTFA

Sando · « **Reply #112 on:** August 14, 2013, 04:42:38 AM »

Shaun Fuenrtes saying its because of the unavailability of flights departing out of the Piarco International Airport.

And then he reporting that the funding of the team’s airfare was only received from the Ministry of Sport (on Monday).

They reschedule the kick-off time to 8 pm.

truehaitian · « **Reply #113 on:** August 14, 2013, 07:53:31 AM »

August 13 results

US Virgin Islands. 0 Bermuda 8

Saint Lucia 0 Belize 1

Aruba 4 Bahamas 0

Jamaica 4 Grenada 0

Cayman Islands 12 St. Maarten 0

King Deese · « **Reply #114 on:** August 14, 2013, 11:35:07 AM »

Another ill-prepared Trinidad and Tobago national team. SMFH. Does anybody remember this team playing in any friendlies? Forget about international friendlies. Let's not even mention that. It might make you angry. Develop the youth game? You mean like this? You cannot be serious. Nothing has changed. Last minute bullsh*t. Cooper talking about they looking sharp. Sharp my arse. Ministry of sports supporting at the very last minute. Nothing has changed. I will be surprised if you beat St. Kitts. WTF?

NYtriniwhiteboy.. · « **Reply #115 on:** August 14, 2013, 02:08:17 PM »

saw cooper las night..He was real upset that they have to forfeit the first game..Man really seems frustrated. Money real lacking at the ttfa it seems.

wait i now seeing they said they left yesterday? so they left without cooper?

Deeks · « **Reply #116 on:** August 14, 2013, 03:40:43 PM »

Quote from: King Deese on August 14, 2013, 11:35:07 AM

Another ill-prepared Trinidad and Tobago national team. SMFH. Does anybody remember this team playing in any friendlies? Forget about international friendlies. Let's not even mention that. It might make you angry. Develop the youth game? You mean like this? You cannot be serious. Nothing has changed. Last minute bullsh*t. Cooper talking about they looking sharp. Sharp my arse. Ministry of sports supporting at the very last minute. Nothing has changed. I will be surprised if you beat St. Kitts. WTF?

Bro, Cooper don't have much say in the matter. Nobody wants to help the football team. The business community has abandon the football fraternity. I don't know where the TTFA is getting the money to pay Hart, but it is attrocious that the youths have to play on the same day they arrive. Why can't the govt give the money on time. it looks like it is a deliberate attempt by Anil to sabotage the football.

King Deese · « **Reply #117 on:** August 14, 2013, 04:12:15 PM »

Quote from: King Deese on August 14, 2013, 11:35:07 AM

Another ill-prepared Trinidad and Tobago national team. SMFH. Does anybody remember this team playing in any friendlies? Forget about international friendlies. Let's not even mention that. It might make you angry. Develop the youth game? You mean like this? You cannot be serious. Nothing has changed. Last minute bullsh*t. Cooper talking about they looking sharp. Sharp my arse. Ministry of sports supporting at the very last minute. Nothing has changed. I will be surprised if you beat St. Kitts. WTF?

Bro, Cooper don't have much say in the matter. Nobody wants to help the football team. The business community has abandon the football fraternity. I don't know where the TTFA is getting the money to pay Hart, but it is attrocious that the youths have to play on the same day they arrive. Why can't the govt give the money on time. it looks like it is a deliberate attempt by Anil to sabotage the football.

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Deeks, just out of curiosity my brother. Are you home-based? And if so, did you vote for sports minister in the past election? If you didn't my brother, the elections are coming up. That will be your chance and many others like yourself who are tired of this idiot in office to send him a message, loud and clear.

Sando · « **Reply #118 on:** August 14, 2013, 05:12:01 PM »

Quote from: Flex on August 12, 2013, 06:46:13 PM

U-15 Players

Enrique Changiah (GK- Marabella Crisis Center)
Levi Fernandez (GK- San Fernando Sports Academy)
Shirwin Noel (DF- W Connection)
Romario Villafana (DF- San Juan Jabloteh)
Kendell Charles (DF- San Juan Jabloteh)
Matthew Joseph (DF- W Connection)
Sharkell Louison (DF- Moruga FC)
Travell Edwards (DF- St. Ann’s Rangers)
Anthony Herbert (DF- W Connection)
Jesse Joseph (MF- Joe Public FC)
Kareem Riley (MF- W Connection)
Kierron Mason (MF- W Connection)
Renaldo Francois (MF- Defence Force)
Raheam Borde (FW- St. Ann’s Rangers)
Shakhun Hanley (MF- Defence Force)
Shakeem Patrick (MF- Football Factory)
Akil Frank (FW- 1976 Phoenix FC)
Isaiah Hudson (FW- W Connection)

Staff

Richard Quan Chan – Head of Delegation
Shawn Cooper – Head Coach
William Wallace - Manager
Ross Russell – Assistant Coach/Goalkeeping Coach
Leonson Lewis – Assistant Coach
Terrence Marcelle – Assistant Coach
Michael Taylor - Physio
Devin Elcock – Equipment Manager

Didn't St Anns Rangers just won the Under 15 and Under 17 youth pro league.

I am surprised to see only two of their players got called and interesting to see more W COnnection players on the team. Not saying they do not deserve to be there, but just curious as someone pointed out that they have no youth players left and had to go foreign.

Didn't San Juan Jabloteh folded, I see two players from there? or they still have a youth team.? Do they play in the youth league.

Michael Maurice have Police experience and should be on the staff instead of Ross Russell. Maurice is one of the best GK coaches in T&T that does not get the respect deserved instead they choose who they like this is why we have a monopoly of coaches in T&T and other decent ones get overlooked.

Deeks · « **Reply #119 on:** August 14, 2013, 06:56:39 PM »

Deese I in foreign.