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‘Reggae Boyz’ sans the beat
KINGSTON, Jamaica. July 12: The loss of five. British-based players from the lineup has left Jamaica's "Reggae Boyz" reeling as they open World Cup 2002 qualifying on Sunday at St. Vincent and the Grenadines, reports AFP.
Jamaica, which brought the Caribbean rhythms to the 1998 World Cup finals In France, could have a difficult time repeating as one of three quail- * Ilers from North America
The first departure was Fitzroy Simpson, who quit on Thursday. Angered by the manner In which a suspension was handed down by new technical director Clovis de Oliveira, Simpson announced that he was retiring from international football.
Within four days, the Jamaicans lost Frank Sinclair. Michael Johnson. Darren Moore and Marcus Gayle.
Apart from Gayle, who had not played with the team lately, the others were booted from the team for disciplinary reasons.
Sinclair, who plays for Leicester City in the English Premier League, is injured. Moore was recalled by his club, Portsmouth. Andf Johnson faces an uncertain future as de Oliveira says he has enough players to fill his position at left fullback.
Gayle, who captained the team earlier this year, has Joined Simpson by quitting. •
Horace Burrell, president of the Jamaica Fool ball Federation. confirmed that Gayle had packed it in and planned to return to Wimbledon, which has
been relegat we were giving him an o] portunity to see if he would rebonsider. The situation is that his team has been relegated to the First Division . and hence he wants to concentrate on club committments right now so he has decided to retire."
Gayle, who made his debut al the 1998 Gold Cup in the United States, last represented Jamaica at the 2000 Gold Cup In February where he served as captain. He did not join the team’s tour of Morocco or Brazil because he was resting a groin injury.
The Jamaicans who qualified third behind the United States and Mexico lour years ago. are not without weapons, however.
• Jamaica outscored arch-rival Trinidad and Tobago 4-2 in an away friendly In their final warm-up lor their regional round-robin competition. Three goals from Onandl Lowe and another by Jermaine Johnson were dough to better Dwight Yorke's double strike.
The top two teams from each of three four-team groups advance into next year's final qualifying round, where three of six teams will advance to the 2002 World Cup Finals cohosted by Japan and South Korea.
Jamaica Is in Group D with St. Vlncent-Grenadines, Honduras and El Salvador. Trinidad and Tobago is in Group C with Mexico. Canada and Panama. The US team is in Group E with Costa Rica. Guatemala and Barbados.