CFR listener roots for T&T
Tuesday November 15th 2005, 9:54 pm
Filed under: Current events, General
Posted by: Georgia

This just in from listener Christopher Fox:

Hi Georgia,
Have been an avid listener to CFR for about 6 months, since I got an ipod. Love the show. I am a Dubliner living in California. Big football fan (soccer over here) Anyway just want to wish T&T the best of luck tomorrow against Bahrain. Have every confidence they will be in Germany next year. Unfortunately Ireland did not make it. So I will be pulling for T&T.

Take care,
Chris

Update (Wednesday 16 Nov): And be sure to take a look at the comment from Bahraini blogger Chan’ad!

9:35am: . . . and the response from Trinidadian blogger/football fan Hassan Voyeau. Which of these gentlemen will have to eat his words?

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Good luck to T&T, but I’m afraid you will have to watch your team be trounced by Bahrain :) )

- Chan’ad (on the other side of the planet)

Comment by Chanad 11.16.05 @ 7:09 am

The Soca Warriors are come from behind experts so don’t expect Bahrain to walk away with victory. Go SOCA WARRIORS.

Comment by Hassan Voyeau 11.16.05 @ 9:33 am

We got the luck of the Irish!!! We won!!

Comment by Christiana 11.16.05 @ 3:50 pm

[...] The team Trinidad & Tobago beat in order to qualify was Bahrain (hence the oft-repeated line that whichever team won would be the smallest country ever to qualify), and this being sport, Bahraini blogger Chana’d left a good natured comment at Caribbean Free Radio that morning: “You will have to watch your team be trounced by Bahrain.” The country came to a virtual standstill (the Senate included) in order to watch/listen to the broadcast from the Bahraini capital of Manama. Nicholas Laughlin blogged extensively during the match itself, and Caribbean Free Radio relayed the radio broadcast to contacts abroad via Skype. Ryan Naraine, Taran Rampersad and Nicholas Laughlin have saved me some legwork by posting link summaries, but most of the buzz about the match came, naturally, out of Trinidad & Tobago itself, much of it taking the form of brief cries of ecstacy, some of it referring to the unsportsmanlike behaviour of the Bahraini team and fans. [...]

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