Trinidad and Tobago head coach Leo Beenhakker is all set to return home
on Friday to begin his duties with the Senior National Teeam ahead of
next month’s 2006 World Cup Qualifier against Panama.
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Bruce Aanensen is the new manager of the “Warriors,” Trinidad and
Tobago’s National Football Team which is currently attempting to
qualify for the 2006 Football World Cup in Germany. A retired director
of the Royal Bank of Trinidad and Tobago, the 57-year-old vice
president of the Queen’s Park Cricket Club, played football and cricket
at St Mary’s College, football for Casuals Club, Lantern Giants in the
Southern Football Association, Endeavour Club in Montserrat, and the
Montserrat National Football Team vs Antigua, Dominica and two English
ships. After being sidelined through injury, the keen sportsman
turned his hand to assisting with the 1988 CONCACAF Under 16 tournament
in Trinidad, and between 1990 and 1992 with management of the Shell
Caribbean Cup.
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National midfielder Densill “Bleeder” Theobald is making himself fit
and ready for the return of Head coach Leo Beenhakker in the first week
of May.
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Trinidad and Tobago head coach Leo Beenhakker has had his fair share of
impressive performances to assess recently as some of this country’s
United Kingdom based players have hit good form on the home stretch as
their respective seasons near end.
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With training expected to resume in the first week of May, several of
this country’s senior footballers have expressed enthusiasm in
beginning work under recently appointed head coach Leo Beenhakker.
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Trinidad and Tobago head coach Leo Beenhakker is hoping to have the support of the Pro League and its clubs as he sets out to prepare the best possible team for the remaining 2006 World Cup Qualifying matches and he can expect just that according to League Chief Executive Officer Dexter Skeene.
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Local fans can expect to see a revamped Trinidad and Tobago Senior team
within the next few weeks. And if it means seeing one or two new faces
or a couple regular faces off the team, then so it will bet. That was
the indication coming from newly appointed head coach Leo Beenhakker as
he got ready to depart the Crowne Plaza on his way back to the
Netherlands on Thursday afternoon.
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Trinidad and Tobago’s Scottish-based midfielder Brent Rahim is setting
his mind on forcing his way back into the National Team under new coach
Leo Beenhakker.
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Anil: Have you ever been here? Coach: No, very impressed very kind. Very professional in football Federation Office. Have a good feeling.
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