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Tuesday, May 21, 2013

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TTFF consider ‘action’ over missing funds

The legal contest between the Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation (TTFF) and the 2006 “Soca Warriors” was officially declared at an end yesterday by TTFF president Raymond Tim Kee. Read more »

  • ‘Nightmare’ finally over for Warriors

    After seven years of legal wrangling with the Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation (TTFF), the 13 2006 “Soca Warriors” can breathe a sigh of relief that the “nightmare” is over. Read More »

  • President says Latapy ‘not fairly treated’

    Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation (TTFF) president has acknowledged that Russell Latapy “had not been treated” fairly in relation to the Federation’s outstanding debts to the former senior national coach. Read More »

  • CONCACAF boss pleased

    CONCACAF president Jeffrey Webb has expressed his satisfaction with the final resolution of the bonus dispute between the Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation and 13 2006 Soca Warriors footballers. Read More »

  • Midsummer change of date comes with a price

    THE CHANGE of date from May 30 to May 31 for the staging of the Carib Brewery-sponsored 1,900-metre Midsummer Classic, second leg of the Triple Crown, and the Santa Rosa Dash could prove costly for the Arima Race Club (ARC). Read More »

  • De Lima remains stakeholders’ choice

    THE DELAY in appointing a board for the Trinidad and Tobago Racing Authority (TTRA) was no fault of Minister of Trade, Industry and Development Vasant Bharath the Express has learnt. Read More »

  • Sammy pleased with winning effort

    West Indies captain Darren Sammy says he was ecstatic after scoring the winning hits that propelled Sunrisers Hyderabad into the playoffs of the Indian Premier league (IPL) on Sunday. Read More »

  • Powell: Countries backing CPL

    Caribbean Premier League operations manager Carlisle Powell says the key stakeholders in the six franchise countries have all thrown their support behind the inaugural tournament which bowls off in July. Read More »

  • Rampersad, Guzman seeded for ‘Solo’ triple

    RAHUL RAMPERSAD and Solange Guzman are seeded to capture triple crowns in the Solo Open Badminton Tournament. Action began last night and will continue until Thursday night at Central Regional Indoor Sports Arena, Chaguanas. Read More »

  • Ames 48th in Byron Nelson

    Trinidad and Tobago’s Stephen Ames suffered a now familiar final round meltdown here Sunday to finish tied for 48th at the US$6.7 Byron Nelson Championship. Read More »

  • NAAA refutes Clyde Forde claims

    Despite the recent successes of the Trinidad and Tobago track and field athletes on the world stage, some members of the General Council of the National Association of Athletic Administrators (NAAA) are dissatisfied with how the sport is being governed. Read More »

  • Female boxers flop in Venezuela

    Captain Chimere Taylor won a bronze medal, but only because there were just four fighters in the light-heavyweight division at the at AMBC Elite Women’s Continental Championships taking place at the Luis Ramos Sports Venue, Puerta la Cruz, Venezuela. Read More »

  • Youth teams start preparations

    The Trinidad and Tobago Under-17 and Under-19 teams will start preparations for the respective regional youth competitions next week after both training squads were announced yesterday. Read More »

  • Rain puts damper on Festival opening

    Rain ruined the opening day of the Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Board (TTCB) National League Twenty20 Festival at Guaracara Park, Pointe-a-Pierre yesterday, giving defending champions Queen’s Park Cricket Club a free pass to the semi-finals. Read More »

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