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 Steve David

STEVE DAVID – President

For more info about Steve’s illustrious career, please check out his accomplishments on the North American Soccer League.

David Traboulay

DAVID TRABOULAY - Professor of  History and Liberal Studies, College of Staten Island, the City University of New York

BRIAN HAYNES – DIRECTOR OF COMPETITIVE COACHING EDUCATION AND TECHNICAL DEVELOPMENT for realcolorado.net; Brian also played and coached the FC DALLAS.

Leroy Deleon

LEROY DELEON – played for the Trinidad National Team; For more info about Leroy’s storied career, please check out his accomplishments on the North American Soccer League.

KEN MURREN - played for the Trinidad National Team and also played for the TRINIDAD POLICE TEAM and CARONI LTD team where he was both captain and coach.

WARREN ARCHIBALD - Played for the Trinidad and Tobago National Team.  For more info about Warren’s illustrious career, please check out his accomplishments on the North American Soccer League.

BEADE WELLS – played for ST BENEDICTS COLLEGE, TRINIDAD and TOBAGO POLICE TEAM first division team

JAN STEADMAN – Played for the Trinidad and Tobago National Team.  Check Out his accomplishments on the North American Soccer League.


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The Pope says football has a crucial role to play in teaching young people the important lessons of life.

Pope Benedict XVI says the beautiful game could teach youngsters about honesty, solidarity and fraternity.

But he also raised concerns about corruption damaging the image of the game, reports the BBC.
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 “Sports is the best way of engaging every human being. It’s a way of integrating our people.” Bolivia President Evo Morales lives by this testament and yesterday urged his 33 Heads of Government counterparts at the Fifth Summit of the Americas that sports and youth were the catalyst that integrated the world, when all else had failed. His admission came at a news press conference yesterday at the International Financial Centre, Port-of-Spain, after he was asked by a foreign journalist what message he had for the Summit and for the youth.

 

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