Any scores from CFU semis?

[Mitty]

HV played one of the Trini clubs, I think its Juabloteh.

[Tilla]

Harbour View win 10-9 on penalties.

[Pepsi]

Harbour View win 10-9 on penalties.

When is the Finals and againts who Tilla?.

[Mitty]

Who score de goals dem????
Where are my laughing drop dead funny emoticons???

[Mitty]

Final is Friday, Joe Public v HV.
Jack Warner owns Joe Public. Former Portmore U striker Roen Nelson is Joe Public's trigger man...Look fi HV end the game with 10 or nine players.
Jack will cast his spell on this game

[Pepsi]

Final is Friday, Joe Public v HV.
Jack Warner owns Joe Public. Former Portmore U striker Roen Nelson is Joe Public's trigger man...Look fi HV end the game with 10 or nine players.
Jack will cast his spell on this game

Both teams Qualify to represent the region ?

[Mitty]

No sah, CFU no dat big yet, only the winner move on...

[Naminirt]

How will jack cast his spell

[Mosiah]

For starters, they could play the game on a surface unfamiliar to HV. He always gives himself options. Hell, even when the rules are already in place, we've seen Jack change dem last minute.

Yuh tink Jack easy!

[Naminirt]

Mosiah i think all the other stadiums were booked cause there is the secondary school and ttpro league games being played also. Plus how would that benefit jack it jabloteh playing harbour view... and that not their home turf

here is an article on the rurf btw

High defintion football pitch almost ready at the Marvin Lee.
By: Shaun Fuentes (TTFF).

Within two weeks, the new artificial playing surface at the Marvin Lee Stadium, Centre of Excellence is expected to be ready for its first bit of action.
This was the word coming from project manager Gerard “Tex” Teixeira on the weekend as he and other workmen on site continued their duties while also admiring the look of the FIFA two-star artificial football pitch which can be described as high definition.
Teixeira explained that only the laying of the artificial grass on the ends of the field and the installation of the goalposts are needed for the completion.
“We have been having delays with getting in final set of material. The goal posts are still to be installed and of course we also started laying down the artificial grass from the centre so that we can leave room for the goal posts, most of the field is completed and we are hoping to have everything completed within the next couple of weeks,” Teixeira told TTFF Media.
“The weather conditions have been favourable to us because the sand cannot be applied when it’s wet and we hope we get more good weather over the next few days.
“What has happened over the past couple weeks is the grass has been put on, the surface has been sanded and rubberized. The lining of the field has been done and what we have to do now is complete the ends and put up the goals and then you can play all the football you want,” he added.
Teixeira accompanied a work staff comprising of workers from Domo, a European-based sports and leisure grass company as well as Terra Forma, the locally-based contracting company involved in the project which is an idea put forward by CONCACAF and CFU President Jack Warner who felt it would be a boost to the staging of games in the region.
The newest generation of artificial surfaces like the one at the Marvin Lee venue, combines the advantages of similar playing characteristics as natural turf, including increased player comfort and safety, with low maintenance and extended usage. The FIFA Quality Concept will identify those products of the newest generation specifically suited to football.
According to Domo’s Arnoud Fiolet: “There is a very limited number of pitches in the world that are FIFA two-star and Trinidad is the first country in the CONCACAF to receive this.”
The Belgium company Domo rated worldwide to be among the top three companies for artificial grass had been hired by FIFA to construct the pitch and have done similar jobs in Europe. The current one as a massive project as it will be the first of its kind in the Caribbean and parts of CONCACAF at a cost in excess of USD600,000.

[Lionpaw]

Why a Caribbean nation would need an astro turf beats me. Astro turf is for countries that dont have the right conditions or climate for grass to grow in. Thats like an eskimo installing an AC unit in his igloo in Alaska.

[Warlord]

Why a Caribbean nation would need an astro turf beats me. Astro turf is for countries that dont have the right conditions or climate for grass to grow in. Thats like an eskimo installing an AC unit in his igloo in Alaska.

Not exactly true. If you ever watched some central American teams stadiums some of them also have astroturf. It has nothing to do with climate to grow grass.

As a matter of fact...the Costa Rican club team "Saprissa" that plays in their league and many champions cup tournaments have always played on astroturf.

It gives their team an advantage at home games. There are some benefits to astroturf. One of the advantages is that it drains much better than regular soil.