FIFA will not take any action against Peter Crouch despite accusations from Trinidad and Tobago defender Brent Sancho yesterday that the Liverpool striker pulled his dreadlocks as he jumped to head the opening goal in England's 2-0 win in Nuremberg.

England's fit-again Wayne Rooney can be the key to help Trinidad and Tobago reach the second round of the World Cup, the Caribbean team's midfielder Chris Birchall said on Monday.

Leo Beenhakker is considering remaining as head coach of T&T?s national team, after the Soca Warriors? campaign in the 2006 World Cup soccer tournament finals. This in a report from Trinidad Guardian.

That's what coach Leo Beenhakker told Trinidad and Tobago's Soca Warriors yesterday morning when they returned to the training ground here in Rotenburg following their heart-breaking loss to England in their second Group B match at the 2006 World Cup Finals on Thursday in Nuremberg, Germany.

Just to imagine that England, or should I say Peter Crouch of England, had to employ dirty tactics to defeat the smallest nation ever to play in a World Cup. Folks the video is in, Peter Crouch pulled the dreadlocks of Brent Sancho when going up for the David Beckham cross.

Here is a link to the video: Crouch pulling the dreads of Sancho

T&T Soca Warriors came within seven minutes of pulling off another shock result in their Group B schedule at the World Cup Finals yesterday.

Wayne Rooney has been passed fit to play for England against Trinidad and Tobago this evening by independent medical advisors.

Frank Lampard believes shackling Trinidad and Tobago stars Dwight Yorke and Stern John holds the key to England's passage into the World Cup knock-out stages.

Here it is in all it's glory! The tune that has been ringing out in Trinidad and Tobago for this historic World Cup campaign! I am a SOCA WARRIOR! Check the lyrics and also FREE download of the tune written and recorded by Maximus Dan.

Wayne Rooney's chances of making a comeback against Trinidad and Tobago appear to have receded. The independent medical experts who passed Rooney fit to return to full training last week will not fly out to Germany until Friday.