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I endorsed this article. At the end of the day, I urge WI fans to see the bigger picture and don't allow the haters and drunkards to rule the day.

Pls link other editorials or articles of other news outlets with similar story here.

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In reply to Emir

So if I understand you in any way, part of the problem is alcohol?

That trini get some good blows in
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In reply to ray

That is terribly sad. That to me is why organizers of events have to be responsible and make these events are heavily policed. Ironically, the dude responsible was only sentenced to four years and eight months in prison……for beating a man to one inch of his life. Also now apparently the victim is crippled and living with his parents

In reply to Emir

Well if alyuh weren't so fcukin antagonistic in the first place, and if Pollard didn't nurture that rude arrogant persona, of which he might not be in real life, things might not have escalated. Plus alyuh, have plenty to say about we oil now, while reaping commercial gains. The man in the street take notice. I cuff up my Trini neighbor the other night just for so. He skin he teeth too much.

Plus Emir, like you in Jamaica???

In reply to Curtis

Hoss you getting like if Trinidad’s budget somehow in part financed by GT’s oil. It is not. We are a gas economy. For the last 23 years we’ve been a gas economy, which is why we are busy searching for and signing agreements to get other reservoirs of natural gas to feed our petrochemical sector. We have not been an oil economy for decades now. In fact, before petrotrin was finally put out of its misery, it had to import oil from several countries, none in the Caribbean and from some countries as far as Gabon on the west coast of Africa. Guyana’s contribution to us has been purchase mostly of our manufactured goods. Which is ironically something the state needs to look at because the trade imbalance isn’t pretty.

It have plenty TT companies and plenty TT, engineers and Technicians in Guyana because we produce many………..and Guyana does not have much skilled labor at the moment which is why they asked 100,000 skilled persons to come help them in the energy industry. Could guarantee you a significant portion of those people will come from Trinidad as well

In reply to Jumpstart

Ok, same way we had plenty skilled and unskilled laborers in T&T over the past 25 years or so. Alyuh didn't have enough of your own either.

Anyhow, arrogance has ugly repercussions. Violence is no good. Never.

Whether it be on Jouvert. Whether it be steel pan sides hiding cutlass to fight other approaching bands. Whether throwing bottles at de Oval.

None good.

In reply to Curtis

So the victims caused it? What kind of corporal Barbie reasoning is that

In reply to Barry

In reply to Curtis

So if your lovely wife arrogant, you go hit she and tell the police is a repercussion?

In reply to Jumpstart

2 drunk Indian fite and it STILL fall in Polly lap

In reply to Halliwell

Didn't you not see Pouty conducting the Gaw fans when they were booooooing him...
Pouty started it.
Watch tonite he will agitate them
Then ask GAW players if they are nervous...

In reply to Halliwell

Cyah win in this life yes lol. Besides who pollard used to provoke…….tino best and a few others. And it not really difficult to get tino heated. A child or baby screaming/crying too close to the pitch could get him heated

In reply to sgtdjones

More than likely. He’s a provocateur