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Former Aston Villa and English-based player Jlloyd Samuel is
a relieved man that new FIFA rules will allow him to play for Trinidad and Tobago
and he has set his sights on being part of Russell Latapy’s team in the very
near future.
Samuel, born in San
Fernando, wanted to play for T&T at
the 2006 World Cup after efforts were made by the TTFF to have him join the
squad but FIFA ruled back then that
Samuel was too old to be allowed to play for another country as applications
could only have be made by players who are under 21. He had also already made
seven appearances for England’s
National Under 21 team.
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 FIFA Vice-President and CONCACAF President Jack Warner says the
CONCACAF region is slowly climbing the ladder in world football. He
made the statement after the United States of America one of the
Powerhouses in the region, gave a good account of themselves in a hard
fought 3-2 defeat at the hands of South American giants Brazil in the
2009 Confederations Cup played yesterday.
“Barrack Obama changed
the face of World Power in 2008 and CONCACAF is attempting to change
the dynamics of power in the world of football.
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 Southampton midfielder accepts invitation
National Under 20 Team coach Zoran Vranes is currently
overseeing ongoing training sessions as this country continues its preparation
for the 2009 FIFA Under 20 World Championship in September.
The team has been in training sessions five days per week at
the Ato Boldon and Marvin Lee Stadiums.
And Anton Corneal has joined the staff as assistant coach to
Vranes with Hutson Charles also serving as an assistant coach.
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 With just over a month to go before Trinidad and Tobago’s
next 2010 World Cup qualifier at home to El Salvador (August 12), National team head coach Russell Latapy will
take a local squad to Scotland for a live-in training camp which will coincide
with the ending of preseason and the beginning of the new season in the United
Kingdom.
This and more was firmed up when Latapy met with officials
of the TT Football Federation including its Special Advisor Jack Warner on
Monday.
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