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National Head coach Leo Beenhakker will continue preparations ahead of Saturday’s crucial 2006 World Cup qualifier against Guatemala with a double training session on Tuesday at the Hasely Crawford with the UK-based pros expected to partake in the evening session.
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Progressing National Team striker Kenwyne Jones is insisting that he will be ready to take a turn in the Guatemalans when they come up against this country’s senior footballers in next Saturday’s 2006 World Cup qualifier at the Hasely Crawford Stadium.
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Back in the days when soccer balls were made of thick leather, gaining weight on contact with water, in a game played during the worst weather, I skillfully chest-trapped a long and curving lob from Franklin Fibbs, arching my body for increased control as it rolled down hardened abs and rigid thigh muscles; raising my left knee to create precise but deceptive lift and rocketed that sucker past a clueless goalkeeper to register the team's one-nil win.
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Scottish-based midfielder Russell Latapy is scheduled to arrive in the country next Tuesday August 30 to join coach Leo Beenhakker’s training camp ahead of the next 2006 World Cup qualifier against Guatemala at the Hasely Crawford Stadium on the Saturday.
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Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation (TTFF) president Oliver Camps has welcomed the return of midfielder Russell Latapy back into the national football team, but feels other players must lift their games if we are to qualify for the 2006 World Cup in Germany.
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THE move to have Scotland-based midfielder Russell Latapy return from retirement to join the Trinidad and Tobago national football team has been met with approval by several persons in the football fraternity.
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"To be a good goalkeeper, you need to have complete belief in your ability and yourself," said Trinidad and Tobago and Dundee goalkeeper Kelvin Jack. "And you can only get that by training hard and being totally at ease with your own game because it is a very lonely position.
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September 3, is “D Day” for the T&T football Warriors. The Guatemalans are coming to T&T knowing that a victory would see them vault to the 10-point barrier for the first time in World Cup qualifying.
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