Title-holders, bmobile Joe Public will kick off the defence of its bmobile National Super League against St Francois Nationals when the 11-club, 2010 season kicks off on Sunday. The clash between three-time league winner, Joe Public and St Francois takes place at the Marvin Lee Stadium, Macoya from 4 pm. This was announced by Anthony Harford, marketing director of All Sport Promotion, at the launch of the eighth season of the league and fifth sponsored by TSTT at the TSTT Hospitality Box, Queen’s Park Oval, Elizabeth Street, St Clair, yesterday.
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Dwight Yorke says the memories of leading Trinidad and Tobago out on to the playing pitch in Dortmund for T&T’s opening 2006 World Cup opener versus Sweden in 2006 came rushing back as he gave his views at the 2010 opener between South Africa and Mexico in the South Africa Broadcasting Corporation studios.
Yorke is among an impressive team of panelists hired by SABC including former Brazil and Chelsea coach Luiz Scolari, former England skipper Paul Ince, Edgar Davids, Abedi Pele, Jay Jay Okocha, Gerrard Houllier and ex-Ghana captain and Bayern Munich defender Sammy Kuffour.
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With just over two months left before Trinidad and Tobago’s Under 17 Women team kick off the 2010 FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup against Chile in Port of Spain, head coach Even Pellerud is saying that his team is gaining momentum, citing that they are “looking much stronger, fitter and better.”
As he takes a squad of twenty-eight players into a live-in camp at the Centre of Excellence, Macoya from Friday straight into the tournament in September, Pellerud says he is still some time off from finalizing his team for the Finals.
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The Official Mascot of the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup will be unveiled to the world following a major production at the Brian Lara Promenade in Port of Spain, Trinidad at 2:30 pm on Friday 9th July 2010.
The Launch of the Mascot represents another milestone achievement in the Local Organizing Committee’s journey to the host the most successful FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup to date.
Deputy CEO of the Local Organizing Committee, Ms Nataki Kerr describes the Mascot as a true representation of Trinidad and Tobago’s unique and diverse culture.
"This Mascot is a true representation of the spirit of the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup Trinidad & Tobago 2010.; She has a distinct “Trini” flavor but has crossover appeal with which the other teams can identify when they arrive. We are certain we will have a lot of fun with her in the lead-up to and during the World Cup.”
Kerr went on to add “We have designed a launch which is reflective of the atmosphere we hope to create at the various stadia during the World Cup. Friday’s event will be a double celebration, as the LOC will also be lunching the Official Theme Song for the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup.”
The Deputy CEO revealed that the Official Theme song for the event was written and produced by some of the country’s top performers.
“ I will not spoil the surprise , but Trinidad and Tobago is in for a treat. The fact that we have been able to attract some of the country’s most popular personalities to support this event is testament to the growing popularity of the Women’s Football. I am urging everyone, especially parents to bring their children out on Friday. We are all part of this U-17 Women’s World Cup”
In addition to the unveiling, Friday’s programme will feature presentations from Officials of Trinidad and Tobago’s Ministry of Sport and Youth Affairs as well as a number of fun filled activities and giveaways for all spectators.
Chairman of the Local Organizing Committee Mr. Oliver Camps describes the launch as “another great achievement.”
“The Local Organizing Committee has been working assiduously to ensure the success of this event but we cannot achieve our goals unless we have the support of the population. I am urging Trinidad and Tobago to come out and support us on Friday as we show the world Trinidad and Tobago is the home of Women’s Football.”
The FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup will be played in Trinidad and Tobago from September 5th-25th 2010.
Sixteen teams will be participating in the event, which will feature matches at the five major stadia in Trinidad and Tobago — the Hasely Crawford Stadium; the Larry Gomes Stadium in Arima; the Manny Ramjohn Stadium in Marabella; the Ato Boldon Stadium in Couva and the Dwight Yorke Stadium in Bacolet, Tobago. (July 2.2010)
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After completing his first full season in the top flight in Belgium with Zulte Waregem, midfielder Khaleem Hyland is again in the transfer news as reports of further interest from England and Italy have surfaced.
The Italian side have held talks with Zulte, but have been scared off by the Belgian club's £7million valuation of the player.
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