It is wonderful to read in the papers that Jack Warner and the management off the T&TFF has forgiven Dwight Yorke and allowed him to return to the national team.
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Birmingham City striker Dwight Yorke had his first session with the
rest of the Trinidad and Tobago team since his reintroduction to the
national squad for Wednesday's 2006 World Cup qualifier against the
United States as coach Bertille St Clair conducted yesterday's
proceedings at Shaw Park, Tobago on a cool Saturday afternoon.
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Its official ! Dwight Yorke will be arriving from London on flight BW 901 at 5:25pm on Friday afternoon to rejoin the National Senior Football Team for next Wednesdays CONCACAF final round 2006 World Cup qualifying match against the United States at the Queen's Park Oval in Port of Spain.
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A 20-man Trinidad and Tobago squad will depart for Tobago at 10am on Saturday for a four-day camp ahead of Wednesdays 2006 World Cup qualifier against the United States at the Queens Park Oval.
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Islanders Trinidad & Tobago begin their final round of North,
Central American and Caribbean zone qualifying for Germany 2006 on 9
February against the United States. And with the Americans ugly labour
dispute recently settled, any hopes the only remaining Caribbean side
had of a cakewalk against a makeshift side of replacements have been
roundly dashed.
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Sixteen years ago, it was the United States dream just to make a FIFA World Cup, and they did that, thanks to their 1-0 win over Trinidad & Tobago in 1989. The coach of that US team was Bob Gansler, and an eight-year-old Scott Sealy has memories of the game.
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Southampton striker Kenwyne Jones, Glasgow Rangers defender Marvin Andrews, Wrexhams Carlos Edwards and Clayton Ince will arrive in the country on the weekend to join the National team for next Wednesdays 2006 World Cup qualifier against the United States.
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Technical Director of the Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation
Lincoln Phillips thinks that the national senior team needs to be more
compact in its play and he is hoping that the team will give a
polished performance in Thursdays second warm up international against
Haiti at the Hasely Crawford Stadium from 6pm.
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