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Trinidad and Tobago coach Leo Beenhakker didn’t get the result he may have hoped for but he certainly saw what he wanted to in terms of what the group of home-based players had to offer on the field of play in Tuesday’s 2-0 defeat to 2005 Pro League champions National Quarries North East Stars at the Hasely Crawford Stadium.
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Walter Gagg, head of FIFA Technical Department says he’s noticed continuous  development in the football arena in this country since the staging of the 2001 FIFA World Under 17 Championship and that qualifying for next year’s World Cup in Germany would fittingly be the icing on the cake.
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Due to the uncertainty of his professional career status, English-based goalkeeper Shaka Hislop has asked to be excused from this country’s next two World Cup qualifying matches against Panama and Mexico on June 4 and 8.
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I don't begrudge them a single pound, given that the working life of a professional footballer is extremely strenuous (all those early morning wake-up training calls), to say nothing of being tenuous, here today, gone tomorrow, a player's status dependent on his last season if not his last few games. Well, in a manner of speaking, if you know what I mean.
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  1. $.4 million loss by TTFF after World Cup qualifiers
  2. Birchall ready for T&T football trial
  3. ‘Warriors’ get on with the job
  4. No Latapy comeback for T&T
  5. Champion club from Peru coming to give ‘Warriors’ a warm up
  6. Several Warriors called in Beenhakker's mix
  7. Goodbye St Clair: Whither the Warriors?
  8. Government contributes TT1.6 million to ‘Warriors’
  9. Coach Leo Beenhakker makes first cut
  10. Beenhakker: Different cultures, same game
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