Originally posted by OJ
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The question then becomes; What can Burrell (this one man) do to change the 'workplace'?
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It is frightening that the warnings in the fourth RBSC Editorial were not taken seriously by the JFF.
The JFF has become complacent. FIFA has taught all national associations by FIFA's own example that planning for a World Cup campaign begins at least eight years before the event. Jamaica had become the envy of the Caribbean and indeed of all the countries that comprise the Football Federation ( the former Confederation of North, Central America, and Caribbean Football Associations). All these countries to some degree adopted the 'Jamaican Plan' and with a vengeance are working assiduously to fulfill their dream of reaching the World Cup Final competition in 2002. The JFF fell asleep. The administrators became intoxicated with the adulation heaped on them and forgot that 2002 was, but, a moment away. There is a saying that...'behind every dark cloud, there is a silver lining.' Being bounced out of the Gold Cup should be seen by the JFF as a call to arms...a warning to get back on track. Arriving at the World Cup Finals in 1998 was, but, one step on the road to the pinnacle of football.
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Tuesday, February 29, 2000 Jamaican Football.....after Simoes!
Well Burrell is back...but, can he turn the clock back and start the process to FORWARD?!
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