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To: TobagoJack who wrote (2156)	11/16/2005 1:51:49 PM
From: elmatador	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 220198

TnT! And that's it! Trinidad and Tobago go to the world cup after that Dennis Mawrence goal! The celebrations will go on all night in Trinidad (and West London no doubt...)! DENNIS LAWRENCE!! That changes the emphasis totally, it's 2-1 on aggregate and a powerful downward header from the 6 ft 6 inch Wrexham defender, but the 'keeper was in no-mans land! He came, stopped, went back and was stranded as Lawrence powered the header in. Tony de Nobriga from Port-of-Spain says: "WE GOIN CONGRATS TO TNT FROM ALL HERE. WHAT A WONDERFULL FEELING, HISTORY IN THE MAKING... GERMANY HERE WE COME!!" 19:29 Allen Hunter: "GO TRINIDAD. GREAT JOB. I AM HERE IN IRAQ AND EVERYONE HERE FROM THE CARIBBEAN ARE HAPPY TO KNOW THAT TRINIDAD HAS MADE IT TO THE WORLDCUP." 90+5 TRINIDAD HAS MADE IT TO THE WORLDCUP!!

To: TobagoJack who wrote (2156)	11/16/2005 1:51:50 PM
From: elmatador	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 220198

TT Boys stamp passports to Germany 2006: Trinidad and Tobago soccer t-shirt designed and imprinted in the USA, (you know made where) Price US $19.99. Design features Trinidad and Tobago flag, coat of arms and soccer ball. Trinidad and Tobago is written across the t-shirt. pennantshop.com An optional design pennantshop.com Flag you can buy here: flagline.com Brace for it. Groups will sort it out in a lottery with countries’ names removed from a box, on december 6th.