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The following are the individual awards distributed at the Secondary School Football League’s 2015 Prize Distribution 50th Anniversary Awards function on Saturday January 16 at Naparima College:
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Player of the Year (Boys): Brent Sam (San Juan North)
Player of the Year (Girls): Ray-ann Montano (Fyzabad Secondary)
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Top Five Players (Boys):
Tyrell Emmanuel (Shiva Boys HC), Isaiah Hudson, Shane Sandy, Jared Dass (all Naparima College), Brent Sam (San Juan North)
Top Five Players (Girls):
Tamara Johnson, Ray-ann Montano, Kader Louison (all Fyzabad Secondary), Jacel Forde (Bishop’s Anstey East), Aaliyah Charles (Scarborough Secondary)
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All-Star Team (Boys):
Goalkeepers: Denzil Smith (Shiva Boys HC), Jardel Poon-Lewis (QRC);
Defenders: Joshua Marshall (St Augustine), Taryll Coutou (St Benedict’s), Nicholas Thomas, Anderson Toussaint, Stephon Smith (all Naparima), Keston Julien (Presentation, San F’do), Adrian Constantine (QRC);
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Midfielders: John-Paul Rochford (QRC), Kareem Riley (Presentation, San F’do), Tyrell Emmanuel (Shiva Boys HC), Isaiah Hudson, Michael Basdeo, Shane Sandy (all Naparima), Jesse Joseph (St Augustine);
Forwards: Demitri Dunkley (QRC), Shamar Ravello (St Benedict’s), Kathon St Hillaire (St Anthony’s), Brent Sam (San Juan North), Jared Dass (Naparima), Kerri McDonald (Speyside)
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All-Star Team (Girls)
Goalkeepers: Shamika Rocastle (Fyzabad), Milikah Didier (Bishop’s Anstey East);
Defenders: Tamara Johnson, Jahra Thomas (both Fyzabad), Jacel Forde (Bishop’s Anstey East), Lakita Halls (Scarborough), Malak Marcelle (Diego Martin Central), Ranae Ward (Bishop’s Anstey, POS);
Midfielders: Krystal Preddie, Collette Morgan, Ray-ann Montano (all Fyzabad), Akila Crawford (Diego Martin Central), Jeneal Lawrence (Scarborough), Naomi Guerra (St Augustine);
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Forwards: Aaliyah Charles (Scarborough), Renrique Primus, Kader Louison (both Fyzabad), Jalene Sobers (Bishop’s Anstey East), Kaydeen Jack (Diego Martin Central)
50th Anniversary Awards
Player of the 50 Years: Leroy De Leon (St Benedict’s)
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Goalkeepers of the 50 Years: Lincoln Phillips, Brian Bain (both QRC), Trevor Leiba, Shaka Hislop (both CIC), Clayton Ince (El Dorado East), Ross Russell (East Mucurapo), Marvin Phillip (Princes Town), Jan-Michael Williams (St Anthony’s)
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Best Players of the 1960s: Leroy De Leon, Warren Archibald, Steve David, Bobby Sookram, Wilfred Cave, Jan Steadman (all St Benedict’s), Dr Alvin Henderson, Ian Bain (both CIC), Everald Cummings, Roger Duprey (both Fatima), Ellis Sadaphal, Ralph Clarke (both QRC)
Best Players of the 1970s: Richard Chinapoo, Vernon Skinner (both Trinity), Wayne Lewis, Ron La Forest (both Belmont BS), Garnet Craig (Fatima), Leroy Spann, Peter Mitchell (both San F’do Tech), Ian Clauzel (East Mucurapo), Luciano Woodley (CIC), Clayton Morris (John D Tech)
Looking on is goalkeeper James Saunders.
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Best Players of the 1980s: Russell Latapy (Tranquility/San F’do Tech), Marvin Faustin (San F’do Tech), Garth Pollonais (St Augustine), Dwight Yorke (Signal Hill), Timothy Haynes (Arima North), David Nakhid, Neil Williams (both CIC), Angus Eve, Clint Marcelle, Hutson Charles (all East Mucurapo), Leonson Lewis (Naparima)
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Best Players of the 1990s: Arnold Dwarika, Shawn David, Gary Glasgow, Kerwin Jemmott (all Malick), Mickey Trotman (Arima North), Carlos Edwards (St Anthony’s), Anthony Sherwood (Presentation, San F’do), Wesley Webb, Ivan Sampson (St Benedict’s), Jerren Nixon (St Augustine), Shawn Boney, Stern John (both El Dorado East), Marvin Oliver (San Juan North), Cornell Glen (East Mucurapo)
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Best Players of the 2000s: Ataulla Guerra, Kevin Molino (East Mucurapo), Shahdon Winchester, Jerrol Forbes (both Naparima), Devorn Jorsling (Malick), Kenwyne Jones, Kevon Neaves (both St Anthony’s), Nkosi Blackman (St Benedict’s), Elijah Manners (San Juan North), Jamal Gay (El Dorado East), Elton John (St Augustine)
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Best Girls Players from 2000 to 2014:
Goalkeepers: Linfah Jones (Debe), Candice Edwards (Signal Hill), Kimika Forbes (Scarborough);
Outfield players: Ke’die Johnson, Avanell Isaac, Analise Cummings, Naomi Guerra (all St Augustine), Kayla Taylor, Mariah Shade, Stephanie Beam (all Debe), Karyn Forbes, Kennya Cordner (both Signal Hill), Nadia James, Alania Burgin, Anastasia Prescott (all Malick), Maylee Attin-Johnson (Diego Martin Central), Ayanna Russell, Patrice Campbell (both El Dorado East), Dernell Mascall (Moruga), Cecile Hinds, Patrice Superville (both Pleasantville), Ahkeela Mollon (UCB)
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Best Coaches of the 50 Years:
Bertille St Clair (Signal Hill)—14 titles
Nigel Grosvenor (St Anthony’s)—12 titles
Muhammad Isa (San F’do Tech)—9 titles
Kenneth Franco (Malick)—9 titles
Kenny Thomas (St Augustine)—6 titles
Leonard Kirton (QRC)—5 titles
Michael Grayson (St Augustine)—5 titles
(Copyright AFP 2015)
Best Girls Coaches of 30 Years:
Stephen Smart (Malick)—15 titles
Arnold Murphy (Debe)—12 titles
Desiree Sergeant (St Augustine)—6 titles
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Officers Long Service Awards:
Roy Jagroopsingh (president and vice-president)—12 years (posthumous)
Ormond Gabriel (general secretary/treasurer)—20 years (posthumous)
Ewing Davis (president)—17 years (longest serving president)
Azaad Khan (general secretary/treasurer)—23 years
Anthony Creed (president/vice-president)—19 years
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Editor’s Note: Click HERE for the SSFL’s champion boys and girls teams of 2015; and for the past 50 years!
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A one-on-one with Brent Sam last season: http://wired868.com/2014/11/13/one-on-one-with-san-juan-norths-brent-sam/
Lasana, I believe before the season started there was an article about this player, and the coach defended his decision by arguing that he still has to get subjects etc…
http://wired868.com/2015/09/24/san-juans-catch-22-sam-clincher-ensures-no-escape-for-fatima/
This article?
Yes, this is the article
Sam’s spelling caused a stir, particularly considering his extra years in school. But I’d leave that to Kermit… Maybe just the typos that affect us all from time to time. 🙂
I understand the penchant for text speak and i guess that getting the vernacular into what you are trying to say is important as well …….but yea Kermit
am i the only person that wants Hayden Tinto to be on that list? He was a force to be reckoned with every season that he played. i guess he suffered from the fact that Malick wasnt able to win a titile with him in the line up.
oh and Brent Sam. You have to type better than that …the way that you represent yourself online says wonders about your literacy and pigeon holes you into the area of dumb jock
Just like Travis Mulraine I’m tempted …..to reply to Sam ‘making his case’…..I’ll be quiet for now
It’s unfortunate that Kester Cornwall from St Benidicts Didn’t make that 90s and Gary (Fatima/St Anthonys) 2000 also Erasto Neptune from Naps
Brent Sam makes his case:
I’m tempted to say something but I won’t.
Good to yield to temptation ever so often. Lol
Lol
Thanks for this list Lasana Liburd & the one done by Wired868. As a tax payer, I can assure fellow hardworking taxpayers that these guys will be invited to join the UTT football team. With the university’s resources/facilities, hopefully SSFL players can be part of national youth ‘B’ team with academic opportunities.
Thanks bro
Fuh real bro Dem talking thing they don’t know nah
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Successful and skilled two different things. Your guys were in the age of money and tv. Leroy and the likes were much too early. Even so check out the NSL in US during the times of Pele et al
Well, the most successful player the Caribbean ever produced would be a conversation between Dwight Yorke and John Barnes.
And if you threw in Suriname, although it is located in South America, you have Clarence Seedorf and Edgar Davids too.
Allur don’t understand even doh I didn’t win anything I was d person who carry my team naps whole team can play tell who frm naps can do wat I did but allur only talking be real
Congrats on your award, Wetman Sam. You didn’t select yourself. So kudos that your efforts were recognised.
There will always be different opinions about individual awards though. Just like Messi v Ronaldo v Neymar. Don’t worry about that too much and keep doing your best. 😉
Congrats on your award, Wetman Sam. You didn’t select yourself. So kudos that your efforts were recognised.
There will always be different opinions about individual awards though. Just like Messi v Ronaldo v Neymar. Don’t worry about that too much and keep doing your best. 😉
Thanks I will
Leroy is not just best schoolboy player but the BEST EVER PLAYER this country has seen and arguably in the Caribbean
The bias here is not only obvious but saddening….I also think that the discussion has gone past SSFL greats and toward T&T FOOTBALL greats….it’s a fine line I concede, but there have been players who lit up the schools league and didn’t do much on the national/international front
You could say that again….
Sam before Sandy from naps?
Nah man…..
This De Leon sends congratulations to that De Leon.
Well, since they selected the best players from each era. I am absolutely certain you deserved to be included Anthony. I went to a game in Petrotrin during the WPL and, for some reason, one fan began reminiscing about “Tarzan Tony”. Lol.
You are more revered than you think.
..You would think that would be a redundancy, wouldn’t you? But we are winner take all people. From cultural competitions to TT Pro League Cup competitions. “We are the champions, no time for losers”..Sigh..
Don’t have to hate one to appreciate the other. Great players from different eras.
You said it accurately…when the ball is at his feet. When it’s not at his feet, he became a liability. I have no doubt what Gally would say because offensively Dillie was a better player than Latas and he also played defense. In fact, he was a defender before he played midfield. But I will ask him when I see him.
Which attacking player shines when the ball isn’t at his feet? Messi? Neymar? Ronaldo?
I find that point baffling.
Lasana Liburd I’m not surprised because I said nothing about shining off the ball. I said he is a liability. He plays no defense as a midfielder. By the way if you saw the thrashing of Brazil by Germany you may have noticed how great players run off the ball. That’s his other weakness, he doesn’t run off the ball, something the Germans have perfected which was a staple of football back in the day. It made defending harder since you had to watch the player with the ball and still be aware of the run that your man is making. Latas plays on a dime. Everyone seems to forget the discussion is one of comparison not about whether Latas is great or not.
Latapy is not a midfielder in the classic sense. He is a number 10, which is more of a support striker these days.
He is an extremely intelligent footballer and I’m amazed that you don’t think he can run off the ball.
No, he does not track back. But few coaches would ask him too when he has a player man marking him.
Anyone who has followed Latapy’s career saw him shine against superior teams. He did that consistently at club and international level.
I think you are wrong. He was no liability. He helped his teams pull off memorable wins against superior sides.
Lasana Liburd It’s as if I said nothing. Let me repeat this one more time and I’ll leave this site for good. This argument began as a comparison between Latas and the trio of De Leon, Cummings and Archibald. Including yourself, everyone seems to be taking the points as attacking Latas. Most of the people on this site have never seen that trio and are making the discussion about Latas’ greatness. It was a comparative argument. I will leave Latas’ greatness’ to the group thinkers on this site. I’m outta here.
You were the one who spoke to Latapy’s limitations. But no problem.
I understand Gerard Johnson’s argument and can agree….up to a point. That point is up to when he shifts the goalposts and ‘attacks’ latapy via the liability and limitations statement. I, too have heard elder folk fawn over de Leon more so than latapy and that is fine. But to be so dismissive of a world class talent is very offensive to me as a player, a fan and a TT national. Track back? Latas? Lol…why? Latapy was special enough to be afforded privileges even gifted footballers were not. Furthermore, latas mere presence on a field had opposing defenders occupied regardless of which 3rd he was in. If one thinks de Leon is better then fine….but there’s no need to tear down another player to do so….especially Latapy
Precisely Carlon.
Carlon Garcia If I compared Portuguese Ronaldo with Messi and I pointed out that Messi is heavily left footed while Ronaldo is gifted with both equally. And I further pointed out that Messi is not a great header of the ball while Ronaldo is. Am I being dismissive of Messi? I acknowledged early Latapy’s offensive talents. I then said that De Leon was a better offensive player but he also played defense. I gave the nod to Deleon because he is all round a better footballer than Latapy. That’s being dismissive of Latapy?
PS: For the sake of argument Look Loy said it was like comparing Messi and Pele. I would argue it’s like comparing Messi with Maradona. You compare Pele with Di Stefano. Messi is yet to overcome whether he is better than Maradona.
I have never seen a guy more talented with a football at his feet than Russell – but I’ve listen to many of the older heads talk in amazement of Deleon’s ability – it’s a crying shame that there is no footage of these greats from the early days. Lasana, it would be interesting to hear Gally’s opinion on this…he’s played with Deleon and coached Russell…
I would ask him.
For the record Lasana, I have no desire to be mentioned in this list nor do I think I deserve to be included – there are far better players that I myself looked up too when I was younger…it was a pleasure to see Leroy Deleon though – I heard so much about this amazing footballer…
I agree Isaiah Hudson deserved to be MVP
Kezi Lara in his era
Nothing would change now but Collin Rocke,Collin Osbourne,Lalchan and maybe
Do you remember the player Quntin Thomas
Lasana,Sherdon Ifm Pierre is right no way you can exclude a player who had the college league at his mercy as Gorean Highley had.
Good point Shaun – in the early days you could repeat school up to three times – so often times you had 18/19 year olds playing with and against 14/15 year olds. Advantage!
You have that going on right now. The league’s MVP, Brent Sam, will be 20 in April.
That’s how young you are. Players played to that age in college by going to Form 6 or repeating Form Five. Latapy would have been a dwarf back then. College players back then played in the first division league against grown men. Latas played when it was colleges league only and players looked undernourished. That’s why when college players came out after that period they found it difficult to make the transition to first division football. You need to stop.
still baffled by that award Nigel
Players in Latapy’s era found it difficult to adapt to adult football? I don’t think so.
Lol – any talk about Trini football must include Latas and Yorke. They have accomplished far more than any of the earlier greats. Not to say our earlier greats wouldn’t have done the same had similar opportunities been there.
You answered yourself. Those opportunities weren’t available to them.
The list was for the SSFL eh Carlos
..I saw them all. Coached against Yorke. It’s just opinion professor. No need to come unglued..LOL..
I just get tired of those who think Latapy is a great player. He’s very skilled and a joy to watch when he has the ball but he has too many limitations.
..LOL..OK profe. Tell Porto that. They made him the first Trini to play in what is now the UCL..
Keith Look Loy How many games he played?
..I gone yes..
Keith Look Loy Greetings to everyone,
I am a Trinidad and Tobago football fan, and I have come to you seeking information on Russell Latapy, who won the Superliga with you in 94/95 and 95/96 and also played in the Champions League at the time.
In case you may not know, Latapy is considered one of TNT’s all time legends, and I am working on collecting information for a documentary on his career.
Anything that anyone can tell me about his role, position, relationship with the coach/other players with whom he played, output, impression that Porto fans had of him, and especially any links or directions as to how to obtain video footage of him at the time would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you all very much in advance
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He was a decent player for Porto but had trouble cracking the starting lineup. I remember seeing him play a few times but don’t recall any special moment that he gave Porto. You might want to research his time with Academica where he started his career in Portugal and that’s where he was noticed.
I gone yes.
Gerard – You don’t think Latas is one our best ever? Seriously? ?? I think 99.999% of Trini will not agree with you. And by the way you’re the only person missing to make it 100% lol lol
Carlos Lee Just like yourself, that 99 percent never saw Cummings, De Leon or Archibald play, so that disqualifies you all. Your age is a dead giveaway. You are dealing with hearsay. I saw all of them and Latas don’t even come close. In fact Latas play the style of football Trinis have always loved. We like to look pretty but end up losing.
I think DeLeon is the best ever. Vision, technique, shot, work rate, heading, dribbling strength , my question DeLeon is ahead of all. The At. Benedicts team at that time was the best ever.
St Benedicts
I’ll take Latapy’s limitations everyday of the week
..LOL..
Latapy was a pretty loser? I’d admit that I have seen very few footage of the players before the 1980s. From what I saw to be honest, Warren Archibald is the one who really made me sit up straight.
But that is just from I saw. I saw Latapy play for Porto against Sampdoria and Inter in European competition. Sampdoria had Platt and Mancini. Inter had Paul Ince and I think Djorkaeff. Each time, Latapy more than held his own.
Latapy was a rare talent. I can’t say if he was better. But I wouldn’t be so dismissive of him.
Let me tell you all something. Don’t ever put Russell Latapy’s name in a discussion about Cummings, DeLeon and Archibald. He does not belong in that company. Anyone making that argument never saw that trio play or experienced the high quality of college soccer at that time.
SSFL, Player of the Year should have been awarded to Isaiah Hudson of Naparima College, he top scored and his team won everything. Wonder what criteria was used to award Sam whose team placed 10th.
..And Cyd Gray was denied entrance to the Cyd Gray Stadium in Roxborough recently
He produced his ID card and a smile and got in..
Hahahaha! I heard it happened to Hasely Crawford already at the Hasely Crawford Stadium.
Ato J. Boldon better doesn’t feel he can just waltz in the Ato Boldon Stadium! ???
Nah man I sure Ato can waltz in lol
Happened to Larry for one of the youth world cups
Yeah Crawford and Larry got the “treatment”.
Dwight Yorke will never have to a buy a drink in Manchester for the rest of his life and fans in Birmingham still respect Stern John for helping them win promotion.
Here, people will get vex if Sparrow, David Rudder or Black Stalin get to jump the queue in the bank. Lol.
But, Shadow, Rickey Jai, and Denise Plummer get robbed and a national player got shot the other day. So jumping de line in de bank and not getting selected on a list pales in comparison to how we really treat our heroes.
By the way, I think it is crazy that Quinn Rodney from Shiva Boys HC didn’t make that All-Star team. He is one of the most dynamic players in the entire competition.
And if I were to recommend a signing, if Rodney isn’t the first player on my list then he would definitely be in the top three.
Easily the most dangerous wide player imo
You surprised by the Player of the Year Las?
You could tell me something !!!
Jared Dass wouldn’t make the top 5 for me. I would choose Quinn at his expense
Quinn didn’t even make the All Star team cut. So hard luck there.
Rubbish !!! I don’t really think this has much value anyway
Yes. I was surprised at Brent Sam. I had to assume he was spectacular ever time I DIDN’T watch him! Lol.
I wouldn’t doubt that he was the best player in the SSFL. But I’m not sure he was the best performer.
..We have no sense of, or respect for, our history. Just look at the Magnificent Seven or the Greyfriars episode..
Just look at what we did for the greatest batsman in cricket history…an abandoned cricket stadium!
It is a huge shame that we lack video footage on our stars. I bet $500 that no media house can find footage of Latapy at Tranquil much less Gally at Fatima or De Leon at St Benedict’s…
But if I go online now, I’m sure I can footage of Didi passing the ball back in the 1950s!
Earl Mango Pierre… The official all-time SSFL list.
..I saw de Leon and my two preferences. But I hear you. It’s the same debate with Pele and Messi. But the omissions in this list are glaring..
It really isn’t a debate with Pele and Messi. The nostalgics go with Pele. Those of us who leave emotion (and inexplicable Brazil bias) out of it go with Messi. ?
I’d say Maradona was my favourite. But I think Messi has achieved more than all. Barring, of course, the World Cup trophy. Sigh.
(He does have a World Cup MVP award though. A lil consolation prize. Lol)
Keith, I know many a veteran who said Leroy De Leon was better than Russell Latapy. (Although some said Warren Archibald was better than both of them and there were some who said Gally too). In the absence of video footage, I simply cannot judge.
I agree with Nigel that a breakdown by positions would have been nice. Dwayne Demming was the best colleges defender I ever saw.
Tall, quick, extremely skilful and technically sound… He is an omission. But any list like this will always have omissions.
I think Darin Lewis should have been there too. And Colvin Hutchinson.
Lasana Liburd – the best defender at Arima was Kerry Jamison. He was “the wall”.
High praise for Dwayne Lasana Liburd. I played with him and I would have to agree with Carlos Lee…. shoot Dwayne might agree with us lol
Lol. Jameson played in the back for Arima and not midfield?
By the time I saw Jamerson, he was a rugged central midfielder for Arima United. So I’m going based on what i saw.
Like I said, I can get footage of Didi representing Brazil in 1958. But not Latapy at Tranquil in the 1980s much less Leroy De Leon, Gally Cummings and Warren Archibald in the 60s.
Yes – Jameson was a defender at Arima. He ran things in the back. Was unbeatable until we came across the destructive attacking force of Sando Tech (Latas, Leonson Lewis, Faustin, Walkes, Alvin, etc). Too many assassins?
Yuh mean the advantageous Sando Tech? That team was ridiculous and no one went to school…. that team caused the 3 repeat nonsense to end and changed the colleges league
Lol – for real Brent ? But we cyah hate Sando Tech – No different at Arima. Men use to repeat three times as well and didn’t use to go to class. They just chilled by the toilet waiting for the girls to take their bathroom breaks ?
Funny thing is Sheldon played in 86 and went to SJ… Had they made that decision early enough he would have ended up in Arima bit went to SJ to play with some dudes that couldn’t do a 2nd repeat. They would have been loaded. Had to chosen Arima they would have been loaded
..The selection panel, whoever they are, failed to do a good job. And my player of the first 50 years would be Latapy, followed by Yorke..
Well said Nigel.
These types of awards and recognition would hold more weight if we knew the criteria involved and who actually makes the selection. For example, Leroy De Leon is chosen as the best ever player over the last 50 years, but why? They should at least have some kind of write up about what he did, when he did it, the impact he had and so on. At least the list of coaches was accompanied by the number of titles they won. The players by decade should be broken down by position so wider recognition can be given.
Exactly
I can make a list of other players especially from.the 2000s Julius James , Yohance marshall they were the best defenders by farrrr
Those were good players for sure. I think Dwayne Demmin is the best schoolboy defender I ever saw though.
That’s how he got the name “Maro”
Ratty was the best in my Era I believe… didn’t see any do it better.
I think it was Mauro though. Lol
Not 100 percent certain
Short for Marodona
Mauro as in Italian. I know what Maro is short for. But I don’t think that was his nickname.
Just like many people thought it was Hutson “Baba” Charles. But it was always “Barber.”
What i was told he was give the nickname after the maestro… He could confirm Kevin Jeffrey but should have been on that team hands down “no pun”
Sherdon Ifm Pierre, look back at that list of the 1990s again. Kevin Jeffrey was a menace in the SSFL for sure… I remember that squad with him and Loobie. But that 1990s list was mean.
Highley should probably have gotten in.
I couldn’t dare watch through that list again without noticing the absence of Kevin Jeffreys and Gorean Highley