On March 21 I attended my first Sportsman and Sportswoman Awards
ceremony hosted by the new organisers, First Citizens Bank. The evening
was a gala one which I enjoyed, sitting in comfort at Queen's Hall, in
the company of my wife.
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COACH Bertille St Clair took personal control of organising Trinidad
and Tobago's defence and midfield in yesterday's final training session
ahead of today's all-important 4.30 p.m. meeting with Costa Rica in a
World Cup qualifier at the Hasely Crawford Stadium, Port of Spain.
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With Trinidad and Tobago sitting at the bottom of the six-team table
and being the only nation without a point, Wednesday’s 2006 World Cup
qualifier has now been set up as one in which the “Warriors” must
demonstrate true character if they are to avoid falling into a dug
hole on the “Journey to Germany”.
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Dallas FC striker Cornell Glen is the only new face in the Trinidad and
Tobago 18-man squad in place of David Nakhid for Wednesday’s crucial 2006 World Cup qualifier
against Costa Rica at the Hasely Crawford Stadium from 4pm.
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Striker Stern John has made a promise to step up his game for Trinidad
and Tobago in the 2006 World Cup qualifying series with a top notch
performance in Saturday’s match against Guatemala at the Mateo Flores
Stadium.
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Dallas Burn striker Cornell Glenn has been brought into the T&T
team for the CONCACAF World Cup qualifier against Costa Rica at the
Hasely Crawford Stadium in Mucurapo on Wednesday.
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With eight games to go after this one, the “Warriors” need to get into
the norm of picking points up. That’s what head coach Bertille St Clair
has ordered from his players when they take on Guatemala at the
Mateo Flores Stadium in Guatemala City from 8pm local time (10pm
T&T time) on Saturday.
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Trinidad and Tobago’s footballers made a low key return home on Sunday
night as there was a most noticeable absence of local media but rather
an influx of Costa Rican reporters and photographers arriving on the
same flight from Miami for Wednesday’s 2006 World Cup qualifier at the
Hasely Crawford Stadium.
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The Warriors left Trinidad and Tobago Sunday for Miami, USA, where they
will train for four days. While there, they were billed to play
Honduras in a friendly warm-up in Fort Lauderdale this week, before
leaving for Guatemala where they play the first of probably the two
most crucial games of their 2005 CONCACAF World Cup qualifying campaign.
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