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May 13, 2008 at 10:20 PM |
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 FIFA Vice President Jack Warner was finally able to board a private jet and head out of Chengdu, China on its way to Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday afternoon.
Warner had been caught in the midst of the disastrous earthquake which hit China earlier this week and claimed the lives of thousands.
After spending close to two
days at an emergency camp in Chengdu due to the closure of the airport,
Warner and other officials including Asian Football Confederation
President Mohamed Bin Hammam got special clearance from the Chinese
Government for the private jet to leave the airport in Chengdu on
Tuesday morning.
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May 13, 2008 at 10:12 PM |
 FIFA Vice President was up to this afternoon in a camp awaiting the reopening of the Airport in Chengdu, China following the earthquake disaster which claimed the lives of thousands yesterday.
Warner, also the CFU President and there as a guest of the Asian Football Confederation for its Vision Project tour of China, is stationed at a camp with several others, including other football officials awaiting to depart on a private jet owned by Asian Football Confederation President Mohamed Bin Hammam to Kual Lumpur.
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May 10, 2008 at 10:38 AM |
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In their home match on Friday night, Puerto Rico Islanders' Haitian forward, Noel Fabrice, scored the only goal of their match versus Trinidad and Tobago's San Juan Jabloteh. Both teams are vying for the third Caribbean slot in the Concacaf Champions' League and while this goal gives the Islanders a lead going into the second leg, they will have very little room for error when they face Jabloteh in Trinidad on May 25th.
The winner will join fellow Caribbean clubs Harbour View United of Jamaica and Joe Public of Trinidad and Tobago as well as the best clubs in Central and North America in the newly formatted 2008-2009 Concacaf Champions' League.
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