Flex said it correct in his article.
Trinidad and Tobago should have no problem getting past their Caribbean neighbours or, so it will seem. The Soca Warriors are a talented bunch and are coached by a T&T-born specialist, Stephen Hart. However, they must proceed with vigilance as they don't normally stand up well against teams that are similar as far as being physical is concerned, at least not all the time.
As mentioned above, Guyana had taught us that lesson when they eliminated T&T from the 2014 FIFA Word Cup. Jamaica did the same in the 2014 Caribbean Cup finals. Most recently and still fresh on the minds of the players, Haiti sent them packing when they won 1-0 in a play-off match in Panama for an historic place at the 2016 Copa América Centenario.
The game we played against USA and had them to beat (at home) might come back and bite us.
Hart have to understand a simple rule. Win your home games, draw the away ones and if you win away, double bonus, like T&T did against Guatemala.
But the way T&T is playing, Guatemala could hurt us.
Good coaches will see T&T weakness, Hyland and Cyrus mainly.
Cyrus gets caught out to many times and Hyland gives away the ball to often.
Would have loved to see De Silva get a run instead of Neveal Hackshaw.
Hector or Jomal Williams instead of Molino is also a good option.
If Kenwyne play for T&T like he did yesterday, we sure to lose.
Justin Hoyte looked good going forward, but really messed up on SVG second goal.
Our wingbacks left our defence for dead, not sure what system we were playing.
Both USA and Guatemala have bigger goal difference than us, so I hope we take advantage of SVG and by high numbers.
Anyways, I don't want to sound to negative, I hope we get our acts together.
Since DJW came on board it seems we blight.
But we cant blame him, the team just not looking good.