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Tuesday, May 22, 2007

No Damion Stewart in Jamaica Squad For Chile Friendly

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Update: According to the QPR Official Site, Stewart IS in the Jamaica squad for the Chile game! Assuming that's correct, then the original blog post "No Damion Stewart in Jamaica Squad For Chile Friendly" is obviously incorrect! However a couple of Jamaica newspapers and the unofficial Reggaeboyzs site doen't list him. (They list Donald Stewart)


QPR Official Site
STEWART SELECTED
R's defender Damion Stewart has been called up to the Jamaica squad for their forthcoming friendly against Chile.
The 26 year-old, who shone during his first full season in W12, will travel to the National Stadium in Kingston for the Reggae Boyz' international friendly on Tuesday 5th June.
Stewart joins a host of Premiership and Championship players in the squad, including Stoke City front-man Ricardo Fuller, Sheffield United striker Luton Shelton and versatile Bolton defender Ricardo Gardner. QPR Official Site

[The Jamaica Observer listed squad also does not have Damion Stewart in the squad. It has Donald Stewart = Jamaica Observer

[The Official Jamaica Football FederationJamaica Football Federation does not, at this writing yet list the squad -]

Jamaica vs Chile - June 5

Technical Director Bora Milutinovic, has named a 24 member training squad comprised of local and internationally based players to represent Jamaica in a friendly international against 37th ranked Chile on Tuesday, June 5 at the National Stadium.

Included in the list of local players are Harbour View's diminutive, hard working midfielder Richard Edwards, who is getting his first call to the national program and former representative Wolry Wolfe from Portmore United who has been missing from the national program for some time. They will be joined by overseas-based players, Ricardo Fuller of Stoke City, Sheffield United's Luton Shelton, Bolton Wanderers Ricardo Gardner, AIK Stockholm's Khari Stephenson and former Under-17, Under-20 and Under-23 representative Sean Fraser who currently plays for Miami FC. The other members of the squad are all home-based and have been called at different times since Bora took over in January.

The full list of players are: Andre Redwood, Mario Harrison, Allien Whittaker, Nicholy Finlayson, Jermaine Taylor, Demar Phillips, Donald Stewart, Richard McCallum, Fabian Taylor, Lovel Palmer, Wolry Wolfe, Christopher Harvey, Mario Swaby, Richard Edwards, Adrian Reid, Ricardo Gardner, Keneil Moodie, Luton Shelton, Donovan Davis, Sean Fraser, Fabian Davis, Ricardo Fuller and Xavian Virgo.-
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Also: Jamaica Gleaner - Jamaica Squad

Gardner heads Bora's list for friendly against Chile
published: Wednesday | May 23, 2007

BOLTON WANDERERS' defender Ricardo Gardner heads a list of 24-players called up by Jamaica's technical director Bora Milutinovic for theJune 5 friendly international against Chile.

The 28-year-old Gardner, who missed most of the recent season through injury, is one of five overseas-based professionals included in the training squad.

Gardner, Jamaica's most accom-plished player, will be joined by Luton Shelton of English Premiership team Sheffield United, Sean Fraser of Miami FC, Ricardo Fuller of English Championship side Stoke City and Khari Stephenson of AIK Stockholm.

Fuller and Shelton are already in the island, while Gardner, Fraser and Stephen-son are expected to arrive soon.

Excluded

Excluded is Watford's prolific striker Marlon King who was slapped with a two-year ban from the Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) earlier this year.

Local-based players, however, dominate the squad with six players included from champions Harbour View.

SQUAD: Ricardo Gardner (Bolton Wanderers), Luton Shelton (Sheffield United), Ricardo Fuller (Stoke City), Sean Fraser (Miami FC), Khari Stephenson (AIK Stockholm), Andre Redwood, Allien Whittaker (JDF), Jermaine Taylor, Donald Stewart, Fabian Taylor, Lovel Palmer, Christopher Harvey, Richard Edwards (Harbour View); Mario Harrison, Nicholy Finlayson (Reno); Demar Phillips, Richard McCallum (Waterhouse); Wolry Wolfe, Mario Swaby, Adrian Reid (Portmore United); Keneil Moodie (Seba); Donovan Davis (St. George's); Fabian Davis (Tivoli), Xavian Virgo (Boys' Town).
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