good news for the caribbean. However, one correction. By no stretch of the imagination can you call him 'Jamaica's John Barnes". That's like saying England's Shaka Hislop... However, if you were to say Jamaican John Barnes and Englishman Shaka Hislop you could probably get away with it. yeah i know i'm nitpicking but its just that kind of day
Darryl Roberts (Trinidad & Tobago) scored twice for Sparta Rotterdam Ricardo Fuller (Jamaica) scored twice for Stoke
glad to see Roberts doing well. seems he is tied for top scorer on team with 4 goals...which isn't impressive but Sparta are not too good right now. But i am very glad to hear he is doing well.
Darren Byfield (Jamaica) scored for Bristol City Jobi McAnuff (Jamaica) scored for Watford Ricardo Fuller (Jamaica) scored a hattrick for Stoke
Kevin Lisbie (Jamaica) scored for Colchester Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink (Suriname-born) scored for Cardiff Ricardo Fuller (Jamaica) scored for Stoke Barry Hayles (Jamaica) scored for Leicester Delroy Facey (Grenada) scored for Gillingham Jason Scotland (Trinidad and Tobago) scored for Swansea
Cubans Abroad Alberto Delgado-P.R. Islabders USL Rey Angel Martinez-Rochester Rhinos USL Lester More-RSL(trial)MLS Osvaldo Alonso-Chivas Usa(relased from trial)MLS Maykel Galindo-Chivas Usa MLS
That followed up a goal 3 days before, and another a week before that. Stern has a tendency to go on these tears : 4 goals in 4 games in October, 5 goals in 5 games in late November/early December, 4 goals in 3 games in February Jason Scotland scored his 20th season goal for Swansea on Monday 25th against MK Dons in the JPT semifinal.
Stern John (Trinidad and Tobago) scored for Southampton Jason Scotland (Trinidad and Tobago) scored for Swansea Julian Joachim (Saint Vincent and the Grenadines) scored for Darlington
Stern John (Trinidad and Tobago) scored for Southampton Kevin Lisbie (Jamaica) scored for Colchester Deon Burton (Jamaica) scored for Sheffield Wednesday Jason Scotland (Trinidad and Tobago) scored for Swansea Mark McCammon (Barbados) scored for Doncaster Jason Norville (Trinidad and Tobago) scored for Woking
Paul Hall (Jamaica) scored for Wrexham Darryl Roberts (Trinidad and Tobago) scored for Sparta Rotterdam
Tom Soares (Barbados-eligible) scored for Crystal Palace Jason Scotland (Trinidad and Tobago) scored twice for Swansea
Marlon James (Saint Vincent and the Grenadines) continued his great form in Malaysia, scoring for Kedah.
Mark de Vries (Suriname-born*) scored for Dundee in the Scottish FA Cup *If they can play in the Caribbean Cup Suriname must count for this thread
Nathan Ellington is hoping to earn a shock call-up to the Bosnia and Herzegovina squad. The Watford striker is married to a Bosnian and has now revealed that he plans to discover if he can become eligible to represent the Balkan nation. Ellington already qualifies to play for England, Dominican Republic and Jamaica. He has so-far resisted overtures to play for either of the Caribbean nations but the Bradford-born forward claims he would be happy to turn out for Bosnia and is planning talks to find out if his dream can become a reality. Speaking to Bosnian state television, Ellington said: "I love Bosnia and Herzegovina. "I went there last summer with my wife, we visited Sarajevo and several other places. I was fascinated by the beauty of the country. "My wife proposed the idea of me playing for their national team and I really liked the idea and I hope to make the contact with the officials soon. "I would just like to help them." wierdo man wierdo
I don't think marriage qualifies you to play for a country. You'd have sham marriages all over the place. Now if he has nationality it could be a different story. The fact that he is well past 21 should be the nail in the coffin though...I'm not sure, these Statutes are a hard read
I wasn't suggesting that he gained eligibility uniquely because of marriage. As far as I'm aware his naturalization was a direct consequence of his being married to an American. I assume Ellington's idea is no different.
Jason Scotland (Trinidad and Tobago) scored for Swansea on Friday Marlon King (Jamaica) scored for Wigan Jason Roberts (Grenada) scored for Blackburn Kevin Lisbie (Jamaica) scored for Colchester Simeon Jackson (Jamaica-born) scored for Gillingham Ricky Shakes (Trinidad and Tobago) scored twice for Brentford Michael Johnson (Jamaica) scored for Notts County
Kenwyne Jones (Trinidad and Tobago) scored for Sunderland Kevin Lisbie (Jamaica) scored for Colchester Jason Scotland (Trinidad and Tobago) scored for Swansea Tony Bedeau (Grenada) scored for Weymouth Jason Norville (Trinidad and Tobago) scored for Woking