Alvin Corneal

​The challenge of the past few months for our national men’s Soca Warriors ended in what many considered an ideal final against Jamaica, two countries with strong rivalry history in almost every aspec

​The feeling of playing in a final sporting event could hardly ever be described in just a few words, regardless of what sport it is and where it is played.

Please do not provide an answer immediately for such an important question.

​Clearly, this must be the target for the warriors, and the approach should not be based upon the assumption that we have won two matches and qualified for the Gold Cup.

From time to time, this country appears to have come to terms with a progressive state of our football, a position which brings much excitement to the lovers of the sport in this twin island state.

​Our women’s national football squad have weathered the storm of embarrassing moments over the past two weeks, but rallied on to qualify for the final four with the hope of making their debut visit t

​Victory is always sweet and when it relates to the image of our country, the feeling is even more meaningful.

​A coach’s job is never simple and those who believe that they have the answers to what appears as mistakes on the field, may well seek to find out reasons for their apprehensions.