Coach gets serious with seniors, Under-23s

Trinidad and Tobago football coach Stuart Charles Fevrier has decided to have separate sessions with members of the Senior and Under-23 teams, as they prepare for upcoming international matches.

 Over the past few weeks, Fevrier had been training both teams together but has now decided on  separate two-hour sessions on a back to back basis, twice per week. The senior team is scheduled to depart for Morocco in the first week of September, while the Under-23s also have 2004 Olympic qualifying matches away against the Bahamas on September 5 and 7. This means that Fevrier will have to properly plan how the technical staff prepares both teams.  The St Lucian-born coach got his first victory from the senior team last Saturday, 2-1 over St Kitts/Nevis but it was far from smooth sailing according to him. “Now we are getting ready for the Morocco trip and I am awaiting word on which of the overseas players who we have requested, will actually be available for the trip. The Under-2  3 team also has a match against Costa Rica coming up before the two qualifiers in the Bahamas,” he said. Training sessions are  at the Hasely Crawford Stadium, Mucurapo tomorrow.

Senior Team: Kelvin Jack,  Michael McComie, Trevor Nottingham, Anton Pierre, Reynold Carrington, Dwayne Demmin Keyeno Thomas, Ian Gray, Keon Archie, Kurt Danclair, Kerwyn Jemmot,Anthony  Haynes, Kurt Williams, Trent Noel, Dale Saunders, Travis Mulraine, Stokely Mason, Aurtis Seaton, Lyndon Andrews, Cornell Glenn, Nigel Pierre, Larry Joseph and Peter  Prosper.

Under 23 Team: Jan Williams, Daurance Williams, Kevin Graham, Jace Peters, Ronald Primus, Lyndon Diaz, Kenwyne Jones, Corey Rivers, Glenton Wolfe, Nigel Daniel, Josh Johnson, Nicholson Thomas, Kevon Clement, Michael Celestine, Silvio Spann, Devon Caseman, Andre Toussaint, Kendell Davis, Ryan Stewart, Devon Mitchell and Conrad Smith.