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Mar 05, 2010 at 09:34 AM |
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Issues surrounding the
development of football in the region, confronting unique challenges and
charting the way forward and dominated discussions at the 33rd Ordinary
Congress of the Caribbean Football Union over the weekend in Trinidad.
At Saturday’s Congress
it was quite clear the CFU President, Jack Warner, intended to heal all rifts
within the Caribbean Football family as he initiated moves to reinstate Antigua
and Barbuda. The Caribbean nation was suspended from all CFU activities in 2007
following a ruling by the Executive of the Caribbean Football Union. While
addressing the 33rd Ordinary Congress of the Caribbean Football Union in
Trinidad over the weekend, Warner told the 60 delegates present that the time
for healing had come.
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Feb 11, 2010 at 09:09 AM |
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The CFU Qualifying
Tournament for the 2010-2011 CONCACAF Champion’s League Preliminary Phase
kicks-off on Friday 05th March, 2010.
A total of 15 Teams
shall participate in the Preliminary Phase of the Tournament. This Phase of the
Tournament will be played on a Home & Away basis with the first mentioned team
being the Home team.
At the completion of
the Preliminary Phase of the Tournament, 5 winning teams will join Puerto Rico
Islanders, San Juan Jabloteh, Bayamon FC, River Plate FC and Alpha United for
the Second Stage of the Tournament.
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Feb 05, 2010 at 06:05 AM |
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The CFU is schedule to hold its Annual Executive Committee
meeting and XXX111Ordinary Congress at the HYATT REGENCY TRINIDAD from 25th to
28 February, 2010.
CFU President Jack Warner will report to delegates on his visit to ravaged Haiti
as a result of the 7.1` earthquake which struck the country.
Additionally President Warner is expected to reveal the pledges made to the
Haiti Football Federation and obtain Congress support in this matter.
Hon. Gary Hunt, Minister of Sport and Youth Affairs has been invited to declare
the XXX111 Ordinary Congress open on Saturday 27th February at 9.00a.m.
Among the specially invited guests are Chuck Blazer, General Secretary
CONCACAF,Rafael Tinoco, President, UNCAF, Mario Monterosa, General
Secretary,UNCAF and Enrique Sanz of Traffic Sports.
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