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Flashback: Whispering hurts; Holding on WI’s Test shortcomings and Lara’s captaincy
TTFA makes further payments to Soca Warriors, coaches and office staff, but still in arrears
Davis voted new TTSL president, Dean and Barnard elected VPs while board and TTFA reps selected
Dear Editor: Charles is wrong, the health minister was obliged to defend T&T on Daily Show
Daly Bread: Smoke and mirrors—the NGC’s ‘negotiations’ and CoP commess
Noble: Hope is the oxygen of democracy; we cannot afford to let NGOs wither away
MATT condemns ‘Nicki Minaj’s celebrity gangsterism’ towards Guardian reporter
Thane: T&T heading to ‘national security predicament’; why PSC’s behaviour is untenable and dangerous
National Trust chair: We got no Mandela Park proposal, but not every action should be done in public
T2021 W/C: ‘The best of the available candidates’, you say?! Best on differing value of the Bravos

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B&B Ep 1 (Audio): Shaka on BLM, turning down Man Utd and the making of Russell Latapy

Thursday 21 January 2021 A/V Room 9

Wired868 launches its first podcast, The Burdie & Barney Show, with a special guest: ESPN analyst and former England Premier League goalkeeper and Trinidad and Tobago 2006 World Cup star Shaka Hislop! Listen to the extended B&B pilot as Hislop reveals why he turned down Manchester United, players’ rights in …

Flashback: 2006 W/Cup star Shaka Hislop: ‘It’s hard for me to say how I’d want to be remembered…’

Sunday 3 January 2021 Global Football, Local Football, National Football, Volley 0

The following article, written by Lasana Liburd, was first published in the Trinidad Express on 15 February 2007: For arguably the first time since Brazilian football legend, Pelé, put on a New York Cosmos shirt, the United States has turned its attention towards its own domestic league—after news that England …