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Re: Ex-national footballers screen Under-20 possibles.
« Reply #30 on: April 20, 2012, 10:31:47 AM »
I have just been reliably informed that Tobago is to do its own screening.

Anton Corneal spoke to the TFA about a day or two ago and advised then to conduct their own screening soon. Once a team is selected they will come Tobago to see them. Probably bring the Tini players to play them or something of the sort.  :applause:

So I take back some of what i said before about the TTFF...... Maybe Anton and them learning from their mistakes......
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This is for both u20 and u15 so if anyone is interested contact the TFA. 639-3953

That Rastaman is even worse, than having the players come down to T&T.
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Re: Ex-national footballers screen Under-20 possibles.
« Reply #31 on: April 22, 2012, 11:51:44 AM »
So who are the coaches that are going to conduct these screening sessions in Tobago? This seems like an after thought that this is being done. Also football is opinion and the coaches doing this screening may turn away players that the coaches of the actual team might have picked had they seen them. This doesn't sound very professional, the way it's being done

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Re: Ex-national footballers screen Under-20 possibles.
« Reply #32 on: April 22, 2012, 12:27:17 PM »
So who are the coaches that are going to conduct these screening sessions in Tobago? This seems like an after thought that this is being done. Also football is opinion and the coaches doing this screening may turn away players that the coaches of the actual team might have picked had they seen them. This doesn't sound very professional, the way it's being done

  It does seem like an afterthought and it certainly does project a total lack of professionalism.  Shows how much the ttff has a long and winding road towards improving its structure.  Quite frankly, though, there is not much one can do about coaches being biased nuh.  The ones they woulda sent from Trinidad woulda had their own biases themselves, we known fuh that in TnT Football.


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Re: Ex-national footballers screen Under-20 possibles.
« Reply #33 on: April 23, 2012, 07:34:05 AM »
So who are the coaches that are going to conduct these screening sessions in Tobago? This seems like an after thought that this is being done. Also football is opinion and the coaches doing this screening may turn away players that the coaches of the actual team might have picked had they seen them. This doesn't sound very professional, the way it's being done
10 to 1 it go be Bertille. Especially since he and the Corneals are close. There is a trend of late to have national teams come to tobago and I hear it is so that he can have an input.

But don't quote me as this is just speculation.

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Re: Ex-national footballers screen Under-20 possibles.
« Reply #34 on: April 23, 2012, 05:54:07 PM »
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Re: Ex-national footballers screen Under-20 possibles.
« Reply #35 on: April 25, 2012, 12:38:10 PM »
13 April 2012
SANTA ROSA PLAYERS SELECTED FOR NATIONAL UNDER 20 TEAM
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FC Santa Rosa Young Cannons, Duane Muckette (midfielder) and Anthony “AJ” Kallicharan (goalkeeper) have been selected to the Trinidad and Tobago national Under 20 team ahead of CONCACAF qualifying for the 2013 FIFA Under 20 World Cup. Duane was captain of the Trinidad and Tobago Under 17 team that participated in the CONCACAF qualifying for the 2011 FIFA World Cup in Mexico.

Trinidad and Tobago will enter the Caribbean leg of qualification from July 23-31 in a group hosted by St Vincent/Grenadines along with Suriname and Guyana. The winner of the four preliminary groups and the best second placed team will advance to the final CFU round in Jamaica from November 3-11, 2012.



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St. Clair to oversee talent identification sessions in Tobago
« Reply #36 on: April 25, 2012, 02:25:47 PM »
St. Clair to oversee talent identification sessions in Tobago
By Shaun Fuentes (TTFF)


Former national head coach Bertille St Clair will assist the Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation in its talent identification program for National Under 20 and Under 16 men’s players by overseeing the process in the sister isle of Tobago over the next few weeks.

Some of this country’s more recognized past national players and present day coaches have already began assessing players in Trinidad at sessions taking place at the Ato Boldon Stadium and St Clair, who guided this country to the 1991 FIFA Under 20 World Cup in Portugal, will take now take charge of the sessions in Tobago.

According to Raymond Alleyne, President of the Tobago Association, St Clair will assemble a group of coaches to assist in the sessions which take place in at the Dwight Yorke Stadium, Bacolet and the Cyd Gray Complex, Roxborough at dates to be announced within a week’s time.

“Mr St Clair will be in charge of the process and he will assemble the various coaches to assist. We are splitting it into the Windward section of the island with players from there assembling at the Dwight Yorke Stadium and then the screening of the players from Leewards end of the island will take place at the Cyd Gray Complex,” Alleyne told TTFF Media on Wednesday.

TTFF Technical Director Anton Corneal stated earlier this year that St Clair would be invited to assist in the TTFF’s Development program. He believes that St Clair is the right man to unearth some of the talent on hand in the sister isle which has produced the likes of Dwight Yorke, Colvin Hutchinson, Cyd Gray and recent Olympic team players Trevin Caesar, Jeromie Williams,Kevan George and Daneil Cyrus.

For the Under 20 qualifiers, T&T will enter the Caribbean leg of qualification from July 23-31 in a group hosted by St Vincent/Grenadines along with Suriname and Guyana. The winner of the four preliminary groups and the best second placed team will advance to the final CFU round in Jamaica from November 3-11, 2012. The CONCACAF final round takes place in Puebla, Mexico from February 18-March 2, 2013.

The Caribbean will have five berths in the final 12-nation round from which four will qualify for the FIFA Under 20 World Cup in Turkey. Mexico, Canada and USA are automatic qualifiers to the CONCACAF final round.

Caribbean qualifying for the Under 17s will be played from July 3-10th with Trinidad hosting one of the groups which will see them come up against Suriname, British Virgin Islands and Guyana. The group winner of the five groups and the best second placed team will advance to the final CFU round in August.

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Re: Ex-national footballers screen Under-20 possibles.
« Reply #37 on: April 25, 2012, 05:26:36 PM »
Rasta I guess Stevie Wonder saw dat appt.
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Re: Ex-national footballers screen Under-20 possibles.
« Reply #38 on: April 26, 2012, 08:21:14 AM »
Rasta I guess Stevie Wonder saw dat appt.
I guess I wasn't wrong....  ;D

 

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