Ex-TT midfielder Joseph receives guard of honour send-off
Thursday 25 February 2021
Former Strike Squad members carry the casket of former team-mate Larry Joseph at his funeral, on Wednesday, at the La Brea Recreation Ground, La Brea. Joseph passed away on February 17. He was 56. - Lincoln Holder
FORMER national midfielder Larry Joseph received a guard of honour send-off from former teammates Clayton Morris and Brian Williams, at the La Brea Brighton Sports Ground, on Wednesday.
Joseph, who has 30 caps for TT, passed away on February 17. He was 56. The former midfielder played for Trintoc, United Petrotrin, captained the 1990 South team against their northern rivals and went pro in 1994, joining Charlotte Eagles in the US Inter-regional Soccer League.
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“[…] Larry Joseph demonstrated some of the most important skills in the game. Smooth as ever, effortlessly as he alone did it and effectively, as we loved seeing him on football field. He surely will be missed…”
The following statement on the passing of former Strike Squad midfielder Larry Joseph was submitted to Wired868 by Trinidad and Tobago Super League (TTSL) president and former Strike Squad captain Clayton ‘JB’ Morris:
Photo: Former Trinidad and Tobago midfielder Larry Joseph passed away on 17 February 2021.
It’s with great sadness and pain I express condolences, on behalf of the Trinidad and Tobago Super League, to the family of Larry Joseph on his passing.
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