The question this December 2009...decades past article asks, is whether or not any of the stated points are relevant or applicable to our current attempt at qualifying for the 2026 Men World Cup, the coming Women World Cup and the lesser tournaments? Is enough being done at each and every level of "the football" to drive our football to say, having rapid growth in or towards a viable and successful football industry and consistent qualifications for FIFA World Tournaments and once there...

October 28, 2012, 01:31 AM

Raising the bar on Jamaican football culture!!

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Jamaicans love the idea of being world beaters, it really doesn’t matter what the endeavor is as long as we are competing at a high level and have a chance to compete, we love it and we are totally into it! It makes us feel special and validates our sense of self, our sense of being Jamaican!

There are some fields of competition that we are more focused on than others; the big three, track...

[COLOR=#ffffff]Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Karl:



U-20s failure to qualify for its FIFA Age Group Championships – Lessons learned!

The facts:

The Under-20 squad is in its fourth week of training and today plays a South Central Confederation Under-20 team at Brancourt in Clarendon. The first stage of qualification for the World Cup will be the Caribbean leg of qualifiers in Cayman. Jamaica will compete in Group B with the hosts, Bermuda and Puerto...

[COLOR=#ffffff]Tuesday, February 05, 2008

Karl: The game within the game!


Our development as a football power is as far away as the thinking and mindset of our leaders.

An excellent start to traveling the path to success on the world’s football stage occurred in 1994 with the assumption of the top job, president of the Jamaica Football Federation, by Captain Horace Burrell. Captain Burrell moved our football from being a Caribbean also ran to making...

Preparing For The Cup In Mexico

February 24, 2011, 05:26 PM
The young Boyz sacrified much, trained hard, palyed well and qualified.
So what now? Does the work stop? Does the squad to Mexico need any tinkering? Do we get a foreign coach to go with/without WD40?

Yes, I know! It's a a bit too early to start the bickering, the tinkering and the changing of the guards. But let's take a retrospective view at our youths at previous World Cups.
　
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February 24, 2011, 05:26 PM

Tuesday, December 08, 2009 Karl: Young Talented Creative Players

The following article, first published on Thursday, December 03rd , 2009, has been reproduced with the kind permission of Premidictor Limited.

IN THE HOUSE

Report By David Henry

Young Talented Creative Players


All sports need a star, an exceptional player that would reduce the number of empty seats at a game/event and generate...

Saturday, October 23, 2010


Letter to Coach “Tappa” Whitmore



Mr. Theodore Whitmore
Technical Director, Jamaica National Senior TEAM
C/0 Jamaica Football Federation
20 St. Lucia Crescent
Kingston 5
Jamaica

Dear Mr. Theodore Whitmore,
Congratulations to you and your Reggae Boyz on the latest win over Trinidad and Tobago.

Unfortunately, I have to point out that Trinidad and Tobago is not in the...

RBSC Chats with Technical Director Carl Brown
Friday, October 25, 2002

This is the fifth and final part of the RBSC’s interview with Carl Brown conducted by Karl Wallace and Mosiah Marshall

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RBSC Chats with Technical Director Carl Brown
Friday, October 25, 2002

This is the fourth part of the RBSC’s interview with Carl Brown conducted by Karl Wallace and Mosiah Marshal

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RBSC Talks With Technical Director Carl Brown
Friday, October 25, 2002

This is the third part of the RBSC’s interview with Carl Brown conducted by Karl Wallace and Mosiah Marshall.

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RBSC Talks With Technical Director Carl Brown - Part 2
Friday, October 25, 2002

This is the second part of the RBSC’s interview with Carl Brown and Wendell Downswell, conducted by Karl Wallace and Mosiah Marshall

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RBSC Talks With Technical Director Carl Brown
Friday, October 25, 2002

A few days after the recent Japan vs. Jamaica match, Karl Wallace and I sat with Technical Director, Carl Brown, for a discussion on football. An affable individual, Carl is also passionate about football and got going from the very first whistle.



KW: Technical Director Brown, let me thank you for taking time out to sit with RBSC and allowing Mosiah and myself this interview. Many...

RBSC talks with Wendell Downswell (Part 3)
Friday, June 10, 2005

This is the third part of a one-on-one interview done with head coach Wendell Downswell by Mosiah Marshall.
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RBSC talks with Wendell Downswell (Part 2)
Friday, June 10, 2005

This is the second part of a one-on-one interview done with head coach Wendell Downswell by Mosiah Marshall.
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RBSC talks with Wendell Downswell (Part 1)
Friday, June 10, 2005

Prior to the Gold Cup competition, RBSC's reporter Mosiah Marshall sat with current Reggae Boyz head coach Wendell Downswell for a one-on-one talk.

MM: Do you remember your daCosta Cup days?

WD: I remember my primary school days at Sav. Primary with Mr. Wanliss. He used to carry us out to play...