Fenwick snubs Rangers’ challenge, Warriors whip Police FC 4-1 with three late goals
Team manager Adrian Romain told
Wired868 last night that Fenwick’s position on the Rangers warm-up game was still ‘unconfirmed’. However, Ferguson said Fenwick vetoed the proposed match on Friday morning, during an online meeting with the Fifa-appointed normalisation committee and Rangers general manager, Kieron Edwards.
Photo: Trinidad and Tobago head coach Terry Fenwick (all-red top) has a word with his players during their friendly match against Orange XI on 6 March 2021 in St James.
T&T won 8-0.
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Normalisation committee chairman Robert Hadad, according to Ferguson, said that, due to the financial aspect of the game, the committee would take charge of any purse on behalf of the Trinidad and Tobago Football Association (TTFA). And Fenwick subsequently said he had no time to face Rangers before the Soca Warriors depart next Thursday for their opening
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Colour me Orange? Warriors maul hastily arranged Tobago outfit in glorified fete match
After contrasting claims about the harmony or lack thereof within the Trinidad and Tobago Men’s National Senior Team, head coach Terry Fenwick tried to put his worries behind him, at least temporarily, with an emphatic 8-0 win over a handpicked posse of Tobagonian players, branded the Orange XI, in a friendly encounter at the St James Police Barracks yesterday.
Fenwick described his opposition as ‘competitive’ and said a couple of the Tobago players caught his eye, although he didn’t go as far as to single any out.
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Dear Editor: Covid-19 regulations unfairly and disproportionately affecting youth athletes
“[…] In primary schools, it is 2,475 from 4,960 students or 49.8% [who are inactive due to Covid-19 regulations], while it is 2,838 from 4,750 students in secondary schools or 60%. That means a combined total of 5,313 from 9,710 students in Tobago, or 58%.
“If Trinidad and Tobago had a coronavirus infection rate of those proportions for any subset of the population, the entire country would be in panic mode. But we have created our own pandemic and not realised it, or cared about it or are too scared to address it…”
Photo: RBYL Under-11 South Zone action between Princes Town SA and Tiny Mikes FC on 7 April 2019.