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Serious consideration is now being given to Tier 1 of the Trinidad and Tobago Football Premier League (T&TPFL) being taken out of the hands of the T&T Football Association (TTFA) and managed by the clubs themselves.
This comes after eight months of no domestic football league and no idea of when the start will take place.
Speaking to Guardian Media Sports on Saturday, Nirad Tewarie, chairman of San Juan Jabloteh Football Club, lamented the pain of more than 400 young footballers who are starved of making a living due to the non-functioning League. The League was initially set to kick off in October, more than eight months after it ended. However, after a start date of November 20 was given, clubs were being told otherwise.
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