Charles-Fevrier calls 48 for training

Trinidad and Tobago football coach Stuart Charles Fevrier has called a squad of 48 players which includes both senior and Olympic team members.

The players will meet at the Larry Gomes Stadium, Malabar on Friday where separate matches against Joe Public and Defence Force are carded. Fevrier explained that he has decided to expand his squad as matches for the senior team in Morocco and the Olympic team in September may clash. So he prefers to have a wider range of players to look at before finalising his teams. Earning recalls are experienced midfielders Stokely Mason and Lyndon Andrews, goalkeeper Michael McComie as well as Lebanon-based striker Peter Prosper who is now campaigning with SWIF in the local Pro League. Also invited to train is former US-based defender Dwayne Demmin and goalies Selwyn George and Trevor Nottingham.

On the recalls of Mason and Prosper among others, Fevrier said he decided to give the experienced players an opportunity because they have been there before. The Olympic team has a friendly scheduled against Costa Rica there on August 20 followed by Olympic dates with Bahamas,  while the senior team is set to go to Morocco between September 6-10. Meanwhile, national defender Brent Sancho, now in Baltimore, United States, linked up with the Dundee team on the weekend as he witnessed their 1-1 draw with CD Marathon from the stands.  Sancho’s representative, FIFA agent Mike Berry, said yesterday that the appeal hearing for his work permit will take place in Edinburgh on Monday. He said within a few hours the player should know whether he can go ahead and complete a two-year deal with the Scottish Premier League team.

Players called for training:
Keyeno Thomas, Reynold Carrington, Ian Gray, Stokely Mason, Dale Saunders, Kurt Williams, Aurtis Seaton, Cornell Glenn, Nigel Pierre, Trevor Nottingham, Kerry Noray, Peter Prosper, Kerwyn Jemmot, Lyndon Andrews, Michael McComie, Kelshall Alexander, Anton Pierre, Travis Mulraine, Selwyn George, Anthony Haynes, Kevin Carter, Trent Noel, Dwayne Demmin, Julius James, Jace Peters, Corey Rivers, Ronald Primus, Lyndon Diaz, Serginho Sandy, Kevon Clement, Silvio Spann, Nicholson Thomas, Kenwyne Jones, Kerry Baptiste, Conrad Smith, Nigel Daniel, Michael Celestine, Ryan Stewart, Josh Johnson, Devon Mitchell, Kendall Davis, Glenton Wolfe, Andre Toussaint, Anton Joseph, Daurance Williams, Kevin Graham, Jan Michael Wlliams and Kheon Archie.