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Starting for the senior team against Costa Rica tonight.

Egypt were the better team, but they weren't 4-1 better. Flattering score. Thomson was TT's best player on the night.

Not true. Derby, yes. But rumours of a Sunderland bid first became public on August 17th. http://www.sunderlandecho.com/sport?articleid=3120280 Until then there were murmurs among Sunderland fans "in the know", but that's it. "Every single fan" knew nothing about a Sunderland bid until around that time. Neither did Kenwyne. He threw his toys out few days later. http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/teams/s/southampton/6962283.stm And the deal was done in a week. http://www.socawarriors.net/forum/index.php?topic=30441.0 It's truth. The Sunderland bid was initially hidden from him. The board was told he didn't want to leave. Rumors of the bid came up, Kenwyne started asking questions, felt he was lied to, went on strike. Here are peopl with personal access and information: http://www.socawarriors.net/forum/index.php?topic=30335.msg346776#msg346776 http://www.readytogo.net/smb/showpost.php?p=4571173&postcount=33 There was more behind the scenes that most people know.

I posted this in the other Kenwyne thread regarding his strike. Here's what happened behind the scenes: He was promised he could talk to Premiership clubs, but the Derby bid was blocked and the Sunderland bid was hidden from him. That's why he went on strike. Childish, maybe. But it was because he felt he was lied to.

He was promised he could talk to Premiership clubs, but the Derby bid was blocked and the Sunderland bid was hidden from him. That's why he went on strike. Childish, maybe. But it was because he felt he was lied to.

It's true: http://www.socawarriors.net/forum/index.php?topic=39649.msg0#new That poster is a friend of Stern's.

Slight hamstring strain. Nothing serious. Needs to spend a week off his feet.

I'd also mention that even Dwight Yorke in his prime couldn't score as successfully against the same opposition.

Dwight Yorke retired from international football. One of the conditions for Keane offering him a new deal was that he was retired for good. Yorke agreed, signed the deal. Then he un-retired and played against Guatemala on Saturday. Keane sent him an angry text, ordering him back to Sunderland at once. Dwight told the T&T press he didn't want to fight with his club, so he left. Leaving T&T's midfield bare due to injury, suspension and a f**king ridiculous selection policy. Jack Warner got angry and decided he liked the sound of his own voice and fired off a threatening letter to Keane (and the press). Everything got louder and louder from there.

Yep. The T&T coach is stubbornly determined to prove he can succeed without relying on our overseas-based pros. He calls them up 3 or 4 at a time and seems content with having us play terribly.

It's a very long story. In summary: our coach is ****.