“[…] Mr Gary St Rose himself acknowledges that the investigations are not complete. So what exactly formed the basis of the decision that the present arrangements were sufficiently safe for Mr Adrian Romain to continue supervising minors? “[…] We are repeatedly told to trust the process. But trust is not …
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SSFL 26: Can Fatima’s ‘Yellows’ match ‘Baby Hulk’s’ scoring record? Wired868 examines the Premiership goal-rush
Can 2026 give birth to a new goalscoring record in the Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) Premiership Division? Fatima College captain Jahaem “Yellows” Bailey leads the pack at present with 14 goals—just two coming from the penalty spot. The record target is Isaiah “Baby Hulk” Jacob’s 22 items for Presentation …
Read More »St Rose: Safeguarding “comfortable” with Romain, despite National U-15 manager facing two unresolved complaints
Trinidad and Tobago Boys’ National Under-15 Team manager Adrian Romain has been cleared to continue his duties with the national youth team, despite being subject to two safeguarding complaints related to his duties during the August 2026 CFU Challenge Series. Trinidad and Tobago Football Association (TTFA) Safeguarding, Player Care and …
Read More »Subway to Glory: Which school football ground has the best vibes?
What football ground has the best vibes? What venue do you have the most fun at during the SSFL season? This is Question Three in our Subway challenge to Wired868 readers, and there is a $100 gift certificate in it for you. Here is how to take part: give us …
Read More »Dear Editor: 19 months without a verdict on Cooper case is a Safeguarding travesty
“[…] The TTFA’s published Safeguarding Policy and Framework (version 3.0) says the TTFA ‘shall’ impose conditions on a licence whenever a person is being investigated for abuse, a breach of the policy or a criminal offence. “[…] It says provisional sanctions can be appealed to the committee chair within five …
Read More »Dear Editor: The Summit’s blind spots—TTFA presents ambitious vision; but where is the accountability?
“[…] A strategic plan should not simply articulate where an organisation hopes to be in four years. It should clearly demonstrate how it intends to get there, what resources are available, who is responsible for implementation and how progress will be measured. “Unfortunately, The Summit raises as many questions as …
Read More »Subway to Glory: ‘I truly admire Elijah David’s leadership and fighting spirit!’
“[…] What impresses me most is his drive and determination. When he loses possession, he doesn’t simply give up; he wants that ball back! “That fighting spirit, commitment and refusal to give up are qualities I truly admire…” Celeste Williams is unequivocal about her favourite player in the SSFL Premiership …
Read More »Dr Teelucksingh: The daughter will take care of it—how to help when a relative becomes a caregiver
Imagine her beside the hospital bed, handbag slipping off one shoulder, phone vibrating with messages from work. Her father is recovering from a stroke and needs assistance with daily living. His tablets have changed and she is handed a prescription with handwriting that old schoolmasters would have disdainfully dismissed as …
Read More »Dr Harris: The state and the economy—why divesting state assets is a complex issue
The recent announcement by the government to divest state assets has stimulated some conversations on the role of the state in the economy. In my opinion these conversations have been fairly limited given the magnitude and range of the divestment, including the Hilton Trinidad, Magdalena Grand Beach and Golf Resort, …
Read More »SSFL 26: St Anthony’s stun San Juan 4-0 to climb out of relegation zone, CIC extend lead
St Anthony’s College climbed out of the relegation zone for the first time in the 2026 SSFL SporTT Premiership Division season, as they stunned San Juan North Secondary 4-0 today in Bourg Mulatresse—with all four goals coming in the last 16 minutes of the match. It was only the second …
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