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Sancho selected for Fifa club management diploma; controversial Pro League chairman on the rise Former Trinidad and Tobago World Cup 2006 defender Brent Sancho looks set to continue his rise in the field of sport administration, as he was among 24 selectees from over 400 applicants for the inaugural Fifa Diploma in Club Management. The first edition of the programme will run from March 2021 to January 2022 with a combination on online and on-site modules—subject to developments in the Covid-19 pandemic. The course directors are Ornella Desirée Bellia, Fifa head of professional football, an...

‘They’re sabotaging Fenwick and Hadad!’ TTFA staff blamed for normalisation committee blunders Who is doing more damage to Trinidad and Tobago’s 2022 Qatar World Cup qualifying chances? Is it the perceived arrogance and ignorance of the Fifa-appointed normalisation committee, headed by Robert Hadad? The eccentric behaviour and questionable decision-making of Men’s National Senior Team head coach Terry Fenwick? Or the alleged indifference and mean-spiritedness of the Trinidad and Tobago Football Association’s (TTFA) office staff? Photo: USA players (background) congratulate goalsco...

Hadad: TTFA respects Govt’s decision TTFA normalisation committee chairman Robert Hadad. - TT Football Association (TTFA) normalisation committee chairman Robert Hadad has called on stakeholders to respect the Government’s decision to not grant TT permission to play their opening 2022 FIFA World Cup qualifier, against Guyana, on March 25, on home soil. On Saturday, the TTFA issued a statement noting the Ministry of Health’s decision to prohibit the match in a hot-bubble on local soil. The TTFA then took a decision to stage the match at the Pan American Stadium in Dominican Republic. Th...

Quarantine or play elsewhere! Wired868 looks at why gov’t blanked TTFA’s late WCQ proposal The Trinidad and Tobago Men’s National Senior Team will concede home advantage in a World Cup qualifying campaign for the first time in 36 years, after Ministry of Health chief medical officer Dr Roshan Parasram ruled that a proposal by the Trinidad and Tobago Football Association (TTFA) fell short of local Covid-19 regulations. Dr Parasram has steered clear of public statements on sport, ever since he was criticised by Commissioner of Police Gary Griffith, in July 2020, for refusing to sanction t...

Covid-19 restrictions may not have barred national sports teams from practising, but the pandemic could potentially have an early impact on the Qatar 2022 World Cup qualifying campaign of the Trinidad