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Jamaica - Theodore Whitmore
When Whitmore returned to Seba United in 2006 he returned as both a player and a coach.[citation needed] He was then brought on as interim manager of the Jamaica national team after the firing of former manager Bora Milutinović in November 2007;[4] Jamaica won both games, friendlies against El Salvador and Guatemala, under his watch.[5] He was then retained as an assistant under new coach Renê Simões.[6] Simões lasted nine months as manager due to poor play in the third round of CONCACAF World Cup qualifiers,[7] and upon his release on 11 September 2008, Whitmore was again appointed interim manager until newly appointed manager John Barnes would be available in November.[8] As interim manager in October 2008, Whitmore guided the Reggae Boyz to back-to-back 1–0 wins against Mexico and Honduras that gained him tremendous support as a manager and put the Jamaicans into range for advancement with one game remaining in semifinal round group play.[5] He again took the reins of the national team when John Barnes left the position in June 2009, to take up a management job at Whitmore's former club Tranmere Rovers in the English League. Whitmore's team struggled during the 2009 CONCACAF Gold Cup and were eliminated in the first round. As a part of the national team rebuilding efforts which started in August 2009, Whitmore has led the squad to three draws and one win to end 2009. In December 2010, Whitmore led Jamaica to the 2010 Digicel Cup title. In 2011, Whitmore brought a new era to Jamaican football emphasizing ball possession, team unity, flair and speed. He has since been duly rewarded with a three year contract through 2014. [9]
As a manager
As of 13 June 2012`.TeamNationFromToMatchesWonDrawnLostWin %Seba United
Jamaica16 August 200616 June 2008?????Jamaica Jamaica20 November 200720 December 20072200100.0Jamaica Jamaica20 October 200820 November 20083300100.0Jamaica Jamaica16 June 2009Present412141651.2Career Total462641656.5
Achievements
1998, 2005, 2008 (as assistant), 2010 (as manager)19992009
Guatemala - Ever Hugo Almeida
After retiring as a player, Almeida worked in sports journalism and later became a coach of teams like Sol de América and Olimpia of Paraguay, Municipal of Guatemala, Nacional of Quito and Barcelona SC of Ecuador; and he even coached the Paraguayan national team in 1999 during the Copa América.[2] In August 2008, Almeida was chosen as the new coach of Olimpia replacing Gustavo Costas, marking his return to the club since 1993.[3] Almeida achieved success as a coach by winning championships in Paraguay, Guatemala and Ecuador. He also coached Club Nacional of Paraguay.
In May 2010 Almeida was appointed as the new coach of Guatemala.[4]
Honours
Player
When Whitmore returned to Seba United in 2006 he returned as both a player and a coach.[citation needed] He was then brought on as interim manager of the Jamaica national team after the firing of former manager Bora Milutinović in November 2007;[4] Jamaica won both games, friendlies against El Salvador and Guatemala, under his watch.[5] He was then retained as an assistant under new coach Renê Simões.[6] Simões lasted nine months as manager due to poor play in the third round of CONCACAF World Cup qualifiers,[7] and upon his release on 11 September 2008, Whitmore was again appointed interim manager until newly appointed manager John Barnes would be available in November.[8] As interim manager in October 2008, Whitmore guided the Reggae Boyz to back-to-back 1–0 wins against Mexico and Honduras that gained him tremendous support as a manager and put the Jamaicans into range for advancement with one game remaining in semifinal round group play.[5] He again took the reins of the national team when John Barnes left the position in June 2009, to take up a management job at Whitmore's former club Tranmere Rovers in the English League. Whitmore's team struggled during the 2009 CONCACAF Gold Cup and were eliminated in the first round. As a part of the national team rebuilding efforts which started in August 2009, Whitmore has led the squad to three draws and one win to end 2009. In December 2010, Whitmore led Jamaica to the 2010 Digicel Cup title. In 2011, Whitmore brought a new era to Jamaican football emphasizing ball possession, team unity, flair and speed. He has since been duly rewarded with a three year contract through 2014. [9]
As a manager
As of 13 June 2012`.TeamNationFromToMatchesWonDrawnLostWin %Seba United
Jamaica16 August 200616 June 2008?????Jamaica Jamaica20 November 200720 December 20072200100.0Jamaica Jamaica20 October 200820 November 20083300100.0Jamaica Jamaica16 June 2009Present412141651.2Career Total462641656.5Achievements
1998, 2005, 2008 (as assistant), 2010 (as manager)19992009
Guatemala - Ever Hugo Almeida
After retiring as a player, Almeida worked in sports journalism and later became a coach of teams like Sol de América and Olimpia of Paraguay, Municipal of Guatemala, Nacional of Quito and Barcelona SC of Ecuador; and he even coached the Paraguayan national team in 1999 during the Copa América.[2] In August 2008, Almeida was chosen as the new coach of Olimpia replacing Gustavo Costas, marking his return to the club since 1993.[3] Almeida achieved success as a coach by winning championships in Paraguay, Guatemala and Ecuador. He also coached Club Nacional of Paraguay.
In May 2010 Almeida was appointed as the new coach of Guatemala.[4]
Honours
Player
Olimpia- Paraguayan Primera División: 1975, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1985, 1988, and 1989
- Copa Libertadores: 1979, 1990
- Copa Interamericana: 1979
- Intercontinental Cup: 1979
- Supercopa Sudamericana: 1990
- Recopa Sudamericana: 1991
- Olimpia
C.S.D. Municipal- Guatemala 1st division: 2001, 2002, and 2003
El Nacional- Ecuadorian 1st division: 2005, and 2006
Paul Marin -19 is one thing, 20 is a whole other matter. It gets even worse if they win the UCL. *groan*. 
05/18/2011.MU fans naah cough, but all a unuh a vomit?-Lazie 1/11/2015
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