(1) Since when is the private sector obligated to invest in football? Why should they when league organizational principles, retail business models, accounting system and development structures in place right now are completely unsustainable. So why is football entitled to injections of millions of private investment or any further taxpayer money with no returns in sight.
(2) Understand this, the whole of Trinbago football system, including the Pro-League concept that replaced some of our organic traditions such as community-based football and North-South clash s Jack Warner's baby. He bears great responsibility for the decline of the local game. Now you want the country to sink even more money into these dead-end ideas?
(3) How do you know whether I have not put money into football?
1.) answered this question already, furthermore, there are methods at which the money does not need to go to the fed, for instance, caribbean airlines can provide tickets for travel for all players selected to haiti, they can also provide hotel accomodation as an added, if they cannot, then another sponsor can be sourced and could pay directly to the hotel in haiti, without ttff controlling the money.
there are ways to deal with an entity that still leaves the investor, sponsor in control.
2.) fully aware of jw and his actions for donkey years now, don't need to be reminded, i have spoken to the pro league, had meetings and suggested ideas, they never implemented them and they are failing to this day, not the ttff problem, its their problem entirely now. furthermore, name the local sponsors that would put money into the cricket team, who is the best in the region and one of the best in the world, you can't.
doesn't matter if the program is well run, the private sector is greedy and selfish, that is a fact, like i said and i will repeat again, from personal experience.
3.) i don't know and i never stated that, now tell me, will you invest or have you invested, since you called me out on it and i answered, whats your answer?
