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**Lazie** · August 20, 2006, 02:56 PM

RE: Jamaica 8 Dominica 0

Steps affi mek fi Trinidad get an easy path. Yuh need glasses fi see that?

**Mosiah** · August 20, 2006, 03:00 PM

RE: Jamaica 8 Dominica 0

<DIV>It's very clear. But what is clearer is the absolute fear of Jack Warner by federation presidents in CONCACAF. No matter what he does, they pardon it, whether it is fraud, theft, unfair manipulation, just name it Jack is their man!</DIV><DIV></DIV><DIV>Sick!!!</DIV>

**Balla** · August 20, 2006, 03:20 PM

RE: Jamaica 8 Dominica 0

sickko - here is a story this need to be exposed to the general public

**Karl** · August 20, 2006, 03:20 PM

RE: Jamaica 8 Dominica 0

Mosiah (8/20/2006)<DIV>It's very clear. But what is clearer is the absolute fear of Jack Warner by federation presidents in CONCACAF. No matter what he does, they pardon it, whether it is fraud, theft, unfair manipulation, just name it Jack is their man!</DIV><DIV></DIV><DIV>Sick!!!</DIV>

An i) observation and a ii) question -

i) It is easy to observe that "Jack" Warner wanted to ensure that a Caribbean team advanced to the CONCACAF final round.

ii) Were lots drawn or some other fair and equitable measure usedto determine inwhich group eachCaribbeanteam was placed?

**Mosiah** · August 20, 2006, 03:30 PM

RE: Jamaica 8 Dominica 0

<DIV>How do you get i)? Were all the Caribbean countries slated to be in one group?</DIV><DIV></DIV><DIV>What is also clear is Jack's manipulation of the system to ensure a T&T qualification, or at least to make it less difficult for them.</DIV>

**Karl** · August 20, 2006, 05:30 PM

RE: Jamaica 8 Dominica 0

Mosiah (8/20/2006)<DIV>How do you get i)? Were all the Caribbean countries slated to be in one group?</DIV><DIV></DIV><DIV>What is also clear is Jack's manipulation of the system to ensure a T&T qualification, or at least to make it less difficult for them.</DIV>

I think "Jack" always pushes his agenda. ...and, it certainly could be said that he has attempted to make T'dad & Tobago's path to qualifying easier...but, would that necessarily be the truth?

Question: Was this decision to lump Jamaica in the group she found herself Jack's decision... or Jack's standing alone?

Did Jamaica's representatives agree to the method used which ultimately resulted in Jamaica finding herself in the current postion?

saber es poder

**Karl** · August 20, 2006, 05:37 PM

RE: Jamaica 8 Dominica 0

Naminirt to ya-suh! --->--->--->

<SPAN id=_ctl1_ctlTopic_ctlPanelBar_ctlTopicsRepeater__c tl1_lblFullMessage><SPAN style="COLOR: red"><SPAN style="FONT-SIZE: 13pt">Revised format for youth cup.
Top 4 CFU teams to contest for 2 spots.
By: Shaun Fuentes.</SPAN></SPAN>

Trinidad and Tobago’s Under 16 footballers will have some further matches to play on their way through to the CONCACAF Final qualifying round in the Journey to the 2007 FIFA Under 17 World Championship in Korea.</SPAN><SPAN>

After initially being carded to go through to the quarter finals of the ongoing Under 16 Youth Cup where they would have faced the best second placed team Suriname, T&T will now contest a four-team group comprising of the remaining four Caribbean teams (with the exception of Jamaica) to battle for two places in the CONCACAF Final Round.

Caribbean Football Union President Jack Warner explained late on Saturday that based on the advice of Senior Vice President, Lisle Austin, and with the approval of the Emergency Committee of the Caribbean Football Union, it was agreed that there be a revision of the competition format of the Caribbean Youth Cup for the determination of the two Caribbean teams which shall qualify for the CONCACAF final qulifying round for the FIFA World U 17 Championship.

Since there are 5 Caribbean teams remaining in the competition - Jamaica, Barbados, Haiti, Trinidad & Tobago and best 2nd placed Suriname - the 4 Caribbean teams (excluding Jamaica ) will be placed in one Group - Group A - and participate in a Group League play off. From that play off, the first and second placed teams will subsequently qualify for the CONCACAF final round of the competition. Jamaica, being the host of one leg of that competition, will be placed in a Group with the other three non Caribbean Group winners - Canada, Panama and Mexico and this shall form Group B and will be played in a similar format as Group A.
The first placed teams of Group A and B will play for the Caribbean Youth Championship while the second placed teams of each Group will play for the 3rd and 4th places.

The new schedule:

Group A - Barbados, Haiti, Surinam, Trinidad & Tobago

Group B - Canada, Jamaica, Mexico, Panama

<SPAN style="TEXT-DECORATION: underline">The Match Schedule is as follows:</SPAN>

Monday, August 21st - Mannie Ramjohn Stadium - Marabella

Haiti vs Surinam - 3:00pm

Trinidad & Tobago vs Barbados - 5:00pm

Dwight Yorke Stadium, Tobago

Panama vs Mexico - 3:00pm

Canada vs Jamaica - 5:00pm

Wednesday, August 23rd - Ato Boldon Stadium - Couva

Barbados vs Haiti - 3:00pm

Surinam vs Trinidad & Tobago - 5:00pm

Dwight Yorke Stadium - Tobago

Jamaica vs Panama - 3:00pm

Mexico vs Canada - 5:00pm

Friday, August, 25th - Larry Gomes Stadium - Arima

Surinam vs Barbados - 3:00pm

Trinidad & Tobago vs Haiti - 5:00pm

Dwight Yorke Stadium - Tobago

Canada vs Panama - 3:00pm

Mexico vs Jamaica - 5:00pm

Sunday, August, 27th

Loser Group A vs Loser Group B - 3rd and 4th placed winners

Winner Group A vs Winner Group B - CYC Champion and Runner Up</SPAN>

---> Suh T'dad & Tobago a di host a di adda? :w00t:

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