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W Connection to face European boosted Suriname XI.
W Connection Press Release.


W Connection FC will play an European boosted Suriname team in two Exhibition matches on Boxing Day and December 28th at the Andre Kamperveen Stadion, Parimaribo.

In association with FIFA, the Surinamese Voetbal Bond (SVB) has begun a campaign called “Project Suriname” with the aim of qualifying for the 2018 World Cup.

The SVB has submitted a proposal to their Government that will be voted on next year, seeking to allow dual nationality to the many Suriname born or Suriname heritage professional footballers in the Netherlands and Europe, who couldn't make the grade for the Netherlands senior team – but would be willing to represent the South American nation.

The project is being spearheaded by former team manager of Ajax and current Dutch sports journalist, author and columnist, David Endt, while former Suriname born Ajax player Dean Gorre will coach the team this fixture.

Before the final squad of 20 was picked, which includes 14 from Europe and former W Connection striker Stefano Rijssel, 100 letters were sent out to players with Suriname heritage and “De Natio” received 85 positive responses.

“It’s a fantastic opportunity and endorsement of W Connection to be invited by Suriname for these matches as they prepare for the 2018 World Cup”, said W Connection President David John-Williams.

“With them bringing back all this foreign talent, if all goes well it could certainly be a huge from a Caribbean football standpoint. It also gives us an opportunity to keep our players in shape  and match ready during the Pro League Christmas break.”

W Connection touring squad: Mekeil Williams, Leslie Russell, Gerard Williams, Tremain Paul, Aquelius Sylvester, Terence Lewis, Hashim Arcia, Jerrel Britto, Alvin Jones, Anslem Jackson, Shirlo Johnson, Devaughn Elliot, Julani Archibald, Triston Hodge, Aaquil Campbell, Neil Benjamin and Keon Boucher.

Staff: Stuart Charles Fevrier (Technical Director/Head Coach), Clyde Leon, Elijah Joseph, Earl Jean (Assistant Coaches), Chandeo Boodoosingh (Physio), John Jerry (Equipment), Kurt Ross and Colin Benjamin (Media).

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Dat go be pressure for us if that ever happen.

Their govt.'s idiocy on this topic had been to the advantage of its Concacaf neighbours.
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We might have to kick them, French Guiana and Guyana out of Concacaf and into Conmebol.

 ;D

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The following professional players have been invited and granted permission by their clubs to the exhibition match against W Connection in Paramaribo to take place on December 26, 2014. The group was cut to 14 and they will be joined by players from the domestic league.[8][9][10]

#   Pos.   Player   Date of birth (age)   Caps   Goals   Club
GK   Rodney Ubbergen   6 April 1986 (age 28)         Netherlands FC Oss
GK   Jonathan Waterberg            Netherlands FC Dordrecht
DF   Cendrino Misidjan   29 August 1988 (age 26)         Bulgaria CSKA Sofia
DF   Donovan Slijngard   28 August 1987 (age 27)         Netherlands SC Cambuur
DF   Serginho Greene   24 June 1982 (age 32)         Cyprus AEK Larnaca
DF   Norichio Nieveld   24 April 1989 (age 25)         Netherlands FC Eindhoven
DF   Milano Koenders   31 July 1986 (age 28)         Netherlands Heracles Almelo
MF   Nicandro Breeveld   7 October 1986 (age 28)         Romania Steaua Bucuresti
MF   Lorenzo Davids   4 September 1986 (age 28)         Denmark Randers FC
MF   Ryan Koolwijk   8 August 1985 (age 29)         Netherlands FC Dordrecht
FW   Nigel Hasselbaink   21 November 1990 (age 24)         Greece Veria F.C.
FW   Ludcinio Marengo   14 September 1991 (age 23)         Netherlands FC Volendam
FW   Genaro Snijders   29 July 1989 (age 25)         Netherlands FC Oss
FW   Stefano Rijssel   26 March 1992 (age 22)   20   8   Suriname Inter Moengotapoe
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Applause! At least there is a plan better than no plan at all- 2018 WC qualifications is talked about compared to the govt BS we experiencing in trying to pay players coaches and support our teams.
Where is our proactive planning for WC 2018? Oh yeah we go default to the last minute friendlies and jet in all the star boys because the local talent eh physical or mentally tough- what is the plan to rectify our weakness? Is like JA boat get the tough ones and what get drop off here was at the bottom!
Wha happen ? What kinda laid back mentality we have that precludes us from planning ? Lol

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heard about this a while ago from my uncle who wanted the change and had convos with the president about it...

a lot of friends and family will come back and the team will be one to contend with in the future...  :beermug:

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Here in TnT we do not have a program of continuity for professional transition from youth to senior level to develop players. If Suriname and French Guiana instill an effective program to develop players, then together with this new law to bring back foreign based players they will be a threat to any team in the CFU.

No worries for me, our players here at home will have no choice to take CFU football tournaments more seriously and this should make us more prepared for better teams in CONCACAF.

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We might have to kick them, French Guiana and Guyana out of Concacaf and into Conmebol.

 ;D



Guyana is not a threat to any of the stronger teams in CONCACAF with or without their foreign born players. I say leave Guayana in CONCACAF as we need teams like them to beat-up on and get lots of goal scoring practice on.  ;)
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DirecTV WConnection FC Facebook page

"The life of a professional football player is never easy, but I'm looking forward to seeing the players handle the pressure of these back to back games"

The words of Technical Director/Head Coach Stuart Charles-Fevrier the players moments ago as the prepare for clash versus the European influenced Suriname XI today and club side Inter Moengotapoe tomorrow.

The Suriname FA noted that the country's parliament will be present for this important fixture for "De Natio", with the biggest Suriname crowd for an international football match in years is expected.

Starting line-up for W Connection: Julani Archibald, Triston Hodge, Leslie Russell, Mekeil Williams; Tremain Paul, Devaughn Elliot; Neil Benjamin Jr, Hashim Arcia; Jerrel Britto, Keon Boucher."

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"IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT:

DIRECTV WConnection FC is currently in Suriname and is scheduled to play two exhibition games (Dec 26th & Dec 27th) against a European boosted Suriname team.

Today's game will be streamed via: http://www.stvs.nu/

Kickoff is at 4:30pm Suriname local time, which is 3:30pm T&T local time and 2:30pm US & Canada time. For further clarifications please comment below."













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Big Big News. New player in town.

The Dutch already have Academy set up in Surinam
Now the Surinamese will have player development being done at home and in the clubs in Holland.
Those that wont make Holland will play for them. We in serious trouble. Mark my words.

We have not one thing going on in Trinbago. No development, no investment, no proper links to the outside
and we in so much chaos, no outside born players will want to come on board.  :frustrated: :frustrated: :banginghead:

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From wikipedia

The players cut from the initial list were: Kevin Wattamaleo, Torino Hunte, Calvin Mac-Intosch, Giovanni Hiwat, Joey Groenbast, Jermano Lo Fo Sang and Lorenzo Pique. Jorzolino Falkenstein withdrew due to injury while Evander Sno declined in the last minute due to being currently negotiating his contract.

The following players accepted the invitation but did not receive clearance from their clubs to attend: Virgil Misidjan, Dwight Tiendalli, Marvin Emnes, Royston Drenthe, Darryl Lachman, Eloy Room, Kelvin Leerdam, Ryan Donk, Boy Waterman, Glynor Plet, Gianni Zuiverloon, Roland Alberg, Dion Malone, Touvarno Pinas, Giliano Wijnaldum, Rydell Poepon, Jarchinio Antonia, Tjaronn Chery, Genero Zeefuik, Lorenzo Burnet, Marvin Zeegelaar, Mitchell Donald and Kelvin Maynard.
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Interesting ... and depressing ... the contrast in hunger, preparation, activity & urgency between Suriname and T&T. Why boy? Why?
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good fuh dem because all their best talent end up at Ajax...

 

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