Nice. This can help, as well: http://www.soccer.com/IWCatProductP...email-_-011410haitiunited-_-bodylink-_-535457
At least 30 members of Haiti's football family have been confirmed dead in the wake of last Tuesday's catastrophic earthquake. President of the Haitian Football Federation (HFF), Dr Jean Bart, confirmed this to Caribbean Football Union (CFU) senior vice-president, Jamaican Captain Horace Burrell, who visited the ravaged Caribbean island on Sunday on a fact-finding mission at the request of FIFA vice-president Austin 'Jack' Warner http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/sport/HAITI-VISIT_7336253
On behalf of the Voyageurs, Cdn national team supporters, I offer our condolences to those who have lost friends and family and can assure you that Cdns are rallying to help Haiti out.
In the first of a series of charity friendlies, Haiti's national team beat a world all-star team 4-1 yesterday in Puerto Ordaz, Venezuela. http://www.mediotiempo.com/futbol/i...trellas-mundiales-en-favor-victimas-terremoto
Today vs. Martinique away http://www.haitipressnetwork.com/news.cfm?articleID=13728 April 14 against Argentina away http://espndeportes.espn.go.com/futbol/copa-mundial/nota?id=990283
Une sélection de footballeur haïtien de la Floride sera aux Bahamas le 18 avril pour affronter une équipe locale dans un match dont les bénéfices serviront à aider les sinistrés du 12 janvier dernier. Une équipe haïtienne composée de joueurs évoluant en Floride (Miami, USA) affrontera la sélection bahaméenne de football le 18 avril prochain dans le cadre d’un match amical disputé en solidarité avec les victimes du 12 janvier dernier en Haïti. La rencontre se déroulera sous l’égide la Fédération bahamienne de foot en partenariat avec l’Association de l'union des haïtiens de Bahamas (UAHB) et l’organisation de la Radiodiffusion des Bahamas. Ernst Nono Jean-Baptiste sera à la tête de cette équipe de la diaspora (Floride). Les fonds recueillis iront aux victimes de la catastrophe du 12 janvier. http://www.haitipressnetwork.com/news.cfm?articleID=13794
FC Dallas will host a friendly with the Haitian national team Friday, April 23, at Pizza Hut Park. Admittance will be free, but donations to help Haiti rebuild are encouraged. http://sports.yahoo.com/soccer/news?slug=goal-fcdallassetuphaitifriendlyf
The Team is in Texas preparing the friendly against Argentina on May 5th in Cutral Co. After, FC Dallas, they will play Austin Aztex on April 29th. Yesterday , they had a warm up game against Trinity university.
Quake-affected Haiti team trains in Texas By Paul J. Weber, Associated Press Writer NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas—After the Haiti footballers couldn’t eat another bite of chef-prepared pork or ice cream, and before going back to their cabins at a Texas resort, coach Jairo Rios asked for a favor. Tents. As many as they could haul back to Haiti. “I eat well here. I sleep well,” forward Charles Herold Jr. said in French, speaking through a translator. “But I cannot help but think of my friends and family who don’t have that. I can’t get that off my mind.” Unable to practice in Port-au-Prince since the Jan. 12 earthquake that killed as many as 250,000 people, Haiti is in the United States until its May 5 friendly against Argentina. Players say a victory is badly needed to boost their country’s spirits, even though they are heavy underdogs against the World Cup-bound side. The U.S. trip was organized by the nonprofit group San Antonio Sports, which is providing the training getaway for the devastated Haitian Football Federation. Players who’ve slept in the streets for the past three months have been feted with brisket and trips to shopping malls. Players are already wrestling with the guilt of their relatively better fortunes. Forward Eliphene Cadet, 29, escaped from his house in Port-au-Prince after the roof caved on him and two children. Leaving Haiti meant leaving his family in a tent in a field, near where his house once stood. Other players left their families in similar conditions. “All the guys talk about it,” Cadet said. “There are still tremors now. That’s our biggest worry.” The Haiti team has emerged from the earthquake luckier than some. All members of the national team survived, including those whose houses crumbled on top of them. But 32 bodies were pulled from the rubble of the federation’s three-story headquarters, including coaches and top officials. Yves Jean-Bart, president of the federation, was among only a few who escaped alive. Some homeless families are still encamped at the national stadium, and fields elsewhere remain blanketed by a canopy of makeshift tents and tarpaulins. Robert Jean-Bart, the son of Haiti’s federation president and who lives in Boston, said there was virtually nowhere in the country to play. Jean-Bart said it was only last weekend that families began moving off the playing field in the stadium. He said the federation was trying to schedule a game in Port-au-Prince as early as August, but it will depend on how quickly the turf can be repaired. Even before the quake, Haiti did not qualify for the World Cup. The team has not played an official game in nearly a year. But players said facing Argentina will be as important to Haiti as a World Cup match. “In Haiti, people say ask when we’re going to play Argentina. People think you’re going to do something good for the country,” said defender Peter Germain. “If we win against Argentina, the people are finally going to be happy. We can do something positive for this country.” Nerves from the earthquake remain raw. On the bumpy flight last week to San Antonio, a bout of turbulence had the Haitians pressing their fingernails into the armrests. “Even when the plane rumbles, it make them nervous,” said Jean Roland Dartiguenave, an assistant coach whose cell phone store in Haiti was destroyed. “It reminds them of the tremors.” http://sports.yahoo.com/soccer/news?slug=ap-haiti
GILLES Frantz – PIERRE RICHARD Bruny – JEAN Paulin – JEROME Frantzy – MECHACK Jerome – GERMAIN Peter – OCCENAT Peterson – PIERRE LOUIS Wings – GUEMSLY Joseph – EDNERSON Raymond – JEAN-BAPTISTE Fritzon – AUGUSTIN Walson – JEREMIE Oscaldo – GUERRIER Parnel – EXUME Symson – FRANCOIS Christiano. La liste des 6 joueurs qui rejoindront le groupe le 19 Avril: (6 players who will join them April 19) CADET Eliphene – CHARLES Herold Jr. – BELFORT Kevins – DIEUJUSTE Angelot – SIRIN Vaniel According to http://webcache.googleusercontent.c...+germain+cadet+bruny&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us
http://www.3rddegree.net/2010/04/27/haiti-1-fc-dallas-4/ FC Dallas beat Haiti 5-1 in a friendly on April 27th. ouch. http://www.dallassoccernews.com/article.php?article_id=3473 Haiti starters: Peterson, Jerome, Richard, Paulin, Frantz, Peter, Joseph, Raymon, Baptiste, Herold, Vaniel
Haiti's list of Call-ups as follows: GK: Pierre-Louis Wings (AS Mirebalais), Peterson Occenat (Aigle Noir AC), Jerome Frantzy (Aigle Noir) DF: Raymond Ednerson (Baltimore SC), Pierre Richard Bruny (Don Bosco), Parnel Guerrier (Victory SC), Frantz Gilles (AS Cavaly), Jean Paulin (Aigle Noir AC), Mechack Jerome (SC Mirandela), Simson Exume (AS Mirebalais) MF: Peter Germain (Baltimore SC), Vaniel Sirin (FC Tempête), Charles Hérold Junior (Tempête Saint-Marc), Joseph Guemsly Junior (SC Mirandela), Francois Christiano (Racing Club Haïtien), FW: Éliphène Cadet (Tempête Saint-Marc), Kevins Fils Belfort (Tempête Saint-Marc), Jean-Baptiste Fritzon (Aigle Noir AC), Walson Augustin (Don Bosco), Jeremie Oscaldo (AS Mirebalais), Angelot Dieujuste (AS Carrefour) FINALLY!! It tooke me about 4 hours of research to find these players and current teams!! Francois Christiano is a Haitian Winger, and is said to be the Haitian Garrincha or Mazzola. he is very good phsically and technically and heads above the other or average Haitian player. he was last season's revelation and he is only 16!!!! he's probably 17, unless his birthday is after May...which would be crazy. He's the kid to look for in this game. he should be tucked in above Cadet as a 3 man. idk who Frantzy plays for though =/
Christiano didn't travel with the team as his passport was not ready. This list is the list for training camp in Texas but for the game it will be 18 players only who will travel to Argentina. Among them, Zéphyrin/ Rapid Menton/ Goalkeeper/ France James Marcelin/ Portland Timbers/ Midfielder/USA Jean Alexandre/ Real Salt Lake/ Midfielder/ USA Listner Pierre-louis/ OC Vannes/ Midfielder/ France Peterson Joseph/SC Braga/ Midfielder/ Portugal Judelin Aveska/ Independiente Rivadavia/ Defender/ Argentina These are some of the players that their clubs accept to give us for the friendly, as it's not a Fifa game. This list of 18 will travel to Miami tomorrow Saturday and fly to Argentina on Sunday. Judelin Aveska is already in Argentina, he will travel from Mendoza to Cutral Co Monday to join the team.
Christiano Francois is a good player, but he is not the only one among the young players Guemsly Joseph, Charles Herold Junior, Kerven Belfort Fils, Jerome Meschak. Guemsly has offer from many clubs. Motagua of Honduras, one mexican club (I don't remember the name) and St Etienne in France. Herold Junior has offer from Mineros Guayana of Venezuela and St Etienne of France Meschak from Desportivo Chaves of Portugal and St Etienne in France. We'll se in the future (after the World Cup in June) what's going to happen. We just have an other young player , Jeff Louis, 18 years old , who moved to Le Mans reserve in France. All those players are aged from 17 to 20.
I think we are going to have a very strong U 21 Team (future Olympic team). You have all those players i talked about above + some young reinforcement coming from abroad. Hervé Bazile, forward, Guingamp, french International U17 and U19 , agreed to play for the next Olympic team. Kevin Pierre Lafrance, defender, Slavia Prague ( Tchek Republic) Sony Nordé / Midfielder/ San Luis (Mexico) Kennell Listner Pierre- Louis/ Midfielder/ OC Vannes ( France)
Austin Aztek - Haiti 0-0 on Wednesday http://www.austinaztex.com/news/headlines/index.html?article_id=297
Rhinos Sign Gore and Ferdinand ROCHESTER, NY – The Rochester Rhinos announced the signing of forward/midfielder T.J. Gore and forward Max Ferdinand on Tuesday. The signings are pending USSF approval. Gore, 22, joins the Rhinos after completing his four year career with the Vermont Catamounts where the Macomb, Michigan native appeared in 74 matches scoring 10 goals and adding 13 assists for 33 points. His list of accomplishments at the University of Vermont includes a selection to the 2006 America East All-Rookie Team, 2006 NSCAA All-Northeast Region Third Team, 2006 All American East All-Conference First Team, and 2007 & 2008 America East All-Conference Second Team. “T.J. is very strong and versatile” said Rhinos Head Coach Bob Lilley. “He is an athletic player who can play anywhere along the back which gives us a lot of flexibilit in that area.” Ferdinand, 23, a native of Haiti, signed with the Rhinos after his rookie season with the Baltimore Blast of the Major Indoor Soccer League (MISL) where he was named Rookie of the Year for the 2010 season. “Max is a quick and dynamic outside midfielder” said Lilley. He is a very good ball crosser who gives us a different dimension on the flank.” ABOUT THE RHINOS The Rhinos begin their 15th season of play on Saturday, April 10 in Miami, FL to take on the Miami FC Blues. Rochester opens its 2010 home slate at Marina Auto Stadium on Saturday, May 1 against the Carolina RailHawks at 7:00 p.m. Season tickets are currently on sale with packages starting at $35 in the supporters section and $99 in the General Admission and Reserved Seating sections. Call the Rochester Rhinos at 585-454-KICK (5425) to purchase. http://www.rhinossoccer.com/news.php?id=1285
I didn't know Motagua wanted Guemsly. all those players are from the U-17 Haitian World Cup squad. I remember Guemsly scored some impressive goals and showed a lot of potential. right now Idk if its updated but Guemsley and Herold are both in Portugal.
Not Herold Junior but Guemsly and Meschak. They signed with Desportivo Chaves in Portugal 2nd but when they went there, Desportivo Chaves sent them on loan to SC Mirandela, a 4th division club. They played 1 or 2 games and came back to Haiti. They didn't want to stay and play in 4th division and they say they were not happy there. So since last summer they are in Haiti playing with their local club.But Desportivo Chaves wants them to come back but i don't know if themselves , they want to.
so what do you think will be the line-up for the Argentine game? aslong as theres no Bruny in the back theres a chance of winning, yea?