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Screensize: 640 x 480 800 x 600 1024 x 768 1280 x 1024 UserName: Password: Format Mode: Basic  Help  Prompt  Format: Font Andale Mono Arial Arial Black Book Antiqua Century Gothic Comic Sans MS Courier New Georgia Impact Lucida Console Script MT Bold Stencil Tahoma Times New Roman Trebuchet MS Verdana   Size 1 2 3 4 5 6   Color Black Red Yellow Pink Green Orange Purple Blue Beige Brown Teal Navy Maroon LimeGreen Message: * HTML is OFF * Forum Code is ON Smilies [quote][i]Originally posted by Karl[/i] [br]Mac T&TFF launch Project 2006 Friday, May 23, 2003, 7:28:56 AM IP:130.91.16.87 Taken from www.trinidadexpress.com T&TFF launch Project 2006 SUPERSTAR Rangers take to the Northampton Football Club training ground during their 10-day tour of Britain last month. The Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation (T&TFF) laid down the blueprint for another charge at a FIFA senior World Cup berth on Thursday May 15, 2003 when 'Project 2006—The Way Forward' was launched at Crowne Plaza hotel, Port of Spain. The project will cost an estimated $23,072,680, which should be sourced by an International Matches and Tours Committee chaired by T&TFF special adviser and FIFA vice-president Jack Warner. Already, Warner claims $2 million has been added to the coffers courtesy a soft loan from a 'benevolent banker'. A letter has also been dispatched to Prime Minister Patrick Manning, in his capacity as Finance Minister, while overtures to the private sector have begun. Key to the T&TFF's plans is the performance of the national teams and the local governing body has turned to St Lucia-born, but long-time Trinidad and Tobago resident, Stuart Charles-Fevrier to mould the 'Soca Warriors'. Charles has been handed a three and a half year contract although he does not hold the dual responsibility of technical director as did his predecessor, Hannibal Najjar. Najjar complained that the job was too much for one person and, apparently, the T&TFF have listened. It is the start of a campaign they would hope ends better than the last. BIRMINGHAM City striker Stern John (top right) poses with Superstar Rangers midfielder Jack Weedon (centre), secretary Jorraine Collins (far right) and an unidentified player (far left) during their stay at Birmingham last month. Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation (T&TFF) Technical Staff Appointments National Senior/Olympic team George Joseph (Team Administrator) Stuart Charles (Head Coach) Jamaal Shabazz (Assistant Coach) Brian Williams (Assistant Coach) Ross Russell (Goalkeeping Coach) Wayne Lawson (Fitness Coach) Anthony Walcott (Physio/Rehabilitation) Ikin Williams (Equipment Manager) Dr Terrence Babwah (Team Doctor) TBA (Technical Director) TBA (Assistant Manager) Director of Youth Development Anton Corneal Director of Women Development Marlon Charles Technical Advisory Board (Sub-Committee of the Technical Committee) Rudolph Thomas (Chairman) Alvin Corneal Keith Look Loy Richard Braithwaithe Muhammad Isa Dennis Phillip Rhodil Clarke National Technical Certificate Board Alvin Corneal (Chairman) Bobby Sookram (Deputy Chairman) TBA (Other Members) International Matches and Tours Committee Jack Warner (Chairman) Kerri Ann Alleyne (Secretary) David John Williams Peter Stone Larry Romany Richard Groden TBA (Public Relations Officer) Budget 1. Air fare (Overseas players, friendlies, WC qualifiers)--$8,550,000 2. Technical Staff/Office expenses--$4,369,000 3. Hotel accommodation (friendlies, WC qualifiers)--$3,800,000 4. Local training programme--$2,808,800 5. Match fee--$2,202,480 6. Per diems--$675,000 7. Medical services--$580,000 8. Airport taxes--$87,400 TOTAL--$23,072,680 Code of Conduct for National Players (During Camps or Trips) 1. When selected as a member of the national team confirm participation, unless unavoidably detained, by being present at appointed time and venue set by the technical staff. 2. Treat respectfully members of the delegation, including members of the press, hotel staff, camp staff and other personnel in contact with the delegation. 3. Do not allow or solicit the entrance of friends, family members or unauthorised personnel in locker rooms, hotel rooms or camping venue and football stadium. 4. Strictly observe scheduled hours for practise, games, meals, rest, medical exams and recreation. 5. Remain in hotel, camp, practise or airport premises unless the technical director or the coach consents temporary departure. 6. Refrain from participating in gambling or other recreational activities not sanctioned by the staff. 7. Request written permission from the technical director or chief of delegation to participate of any commercials or public events while using the title of Trinidad and Tobago national football player. 8. Dress in a suitable manner and wear the designated uniforms (including suit and tie) when requested. 9. Respect maximum baggage limits established by airlines or the chief of delegation. 10. Only use official transportation when going to practises, camps, official events and games. 11. Public phones in camping premises are to be used for pre-established time periods and to contact family members only. Any fees acquired are the responsibility of the player. Cellular phones are allowed only during recreation time. 12. All extra expenses incurred in hotels or camping sites are the sole responsibility of the player. 13. Hotel kitchen areas and bars are off limits. 14. Any complaints about hotels, camping facilities or transport must first be brought to the attention of the technical director or team manager. 15. Valuables are the responsibility of the players at all times and places unless handed to the team manager. 16. Abide by all rules displayed in hotels and transports. (During Games) 1. Refrain from physical fights or verbal arguments. 2. The referee is to be treated with respect; complaints must be directed to him in such manner. (At ALL Times) 1. Refrain from commenting with the press during interviews any private matters of the TTFF or the sports administration of countries visited. 2. Be punctual for practises, camps and departures. 3. Communicate to the team doctor any health alterations or muscle pains so proper medical care can be administered. 4. Avoid any medical care from doctors or physiotherapists outside the T&TFF staff without previous authorisation. 5. No alcohol consumption, drugs or smoking is tolerated. 6. Develop the team spirit necessary for good relationships, avoiding any fights or disagreements with fellow members of the delegation. 7. Any private complaints in relation to other players or members of the staff must not be made public, instead, they are to be taken to the consideration of the team manager or technical director. (When not performing with the national team) 1. Preserve best physical shape and technical shape at all times as a player with national team potential. NB: Infractions of game rules or rules in this code of conduct will be taken to the attention of the technical staff or in more serious cases, the executive of the T&TFF, who will determine a proper course of action. These may include deductions in payments, game suspensions or even expulsion from the national team. 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