While the approximately 10,000 spectators were singing along to musical artistes Inspector and Sheldon Douglas, the ICC's local security chief Superintendent Franklyn Redhead was busy observing and assessing aspects of spectator access and processing. A few days after the event, I sat down with Supt Redhead, a 22 year veteran of the Royal Grenada Police Force – 15 of those years spent in the Coast Guard – to get his assessment of the day's exercise.
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In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com

Gwaaaan Frank.

Well...Frank certainly seems to have a good grip on the proceedings BUT getting the queue busters ..and all the other persons co-ordinated properly is a different story.

I'm worried about the pace at which the overlay compound is being sorted out here in Grenada though. The stadium and the playing area look ready enough.

Nuff road works still in progress too.

In reply to Cheeks

Mitchell should call an election while there is so much euphoria and good feelings...:)

In reply to Larr Pullo

Yuh tryin to draw me into a political web here. I not tekkin bait.

Nevertheless.....this govt's penchant for garnering support through concrete and steel structures is bit tired.

Shucks ..I did take the bait. Oh well...steeuuups.

Go going grenada

Jes mek sure de musicians have de correct score sheet on dem music stand eh. 8)

In reply to imusic

De worldcup teams not as touchy bout anthem as de Chinese dem.

So what if we mix up the Kenyan and Oz anthems ??