Author: Dwight Fraser

The Reggae boys are upbeat and motivated as they get ready to tackle Qatar tomorrow, in one of two warm up games in Austria, before they travel to the United States for the Concacaf Gold Cup . 

The Jamaicans, who have been undergoing training and preparations for both games, have been bolstered by the inclusion of a few new players which is expected to give the coaching staff a wider selection option. 

Head coach Hemir Hallgrimsson says his players are motivated and ready for the task at hand.

Meanwhile the Reggae Boys after tomorrow’s game will then face Jordan on June 19, before heading off to the United States. 

Drawn in Group A, the Reggae boys are down to tackle USA, Trinidad and a yet to be determined qualifier.

The Reggae boys are upbeat and motivated as they get ready to tackle Qatar tomorrow, in one of two warm up games in Austria, before they travel to the United States for the Concacaf Gold Cup . 

The Jamaicans, who have been undergoing training and preparations for both games, have been bolstered by the inclusion of a few new players which is expected to give the coaching staff a wider selection option. 

Head coach Hemir Hallgrimsson says his players are motivated and ready for the task at hand.

Meanwhile the Reggae Boys after tomorrow’s game will then face Jordan on June 19, before heading off to the United States. 

Drawn in Group A, the Reggae boys are down to tackle USA, Trinidad and a yet to be determined qualifier.

The Reggae boys are upbeat and motivated as they get ready to tackle Qatar tomorrow, in one of two warm up games in Austria, before they travel to the United States for the Concacaf Gold Cup . 

The Jamaicans, who have been undergoing training and preparations for both games, have been bolstered by the inclusion of a few new players which is expected to give the coaching staff a wider selection option. 

Head coach Hemir Hallgrimsson says his players are motivated and ready for the task at hand.

Meanwhile the Reggae Boys after tomorrow’s game will then face Jordan on June 19, before heading off to the United States. 

Drawn in Group A, the Reggae boys are down to tackle USA, Trinidad and a yet to be determined qualifier.

The Reggae boys are upbeat and motivated as they get ready to tackle Qatar tomorrow, in one of two warm up games in Austria, before they travel to the United States for the Concacaf Gold Cup . 

The Jamaicans, who have been undergoing training and preparations for both games, have been bolstered by the inclusion of a few new players which is expected to give the coaching staff a wider selection option. 

Head coach Hemir Hallgrimsson says his players are motivated and ready for the task at hand.

Meanwhile the Reggae Boys after tomorrow’s game will then face Jordan on June 19, before heading off to the United States. 

Drawn in Group A, the Reggae boys are down to tackle USA, Trinidad and a yet to be determined qualifier.

The Reggae boys are upbeat and motivated as they get ready to tackle Qatar tomorrow, in one of two warm up games in Austria, before they travel to the United States for the Concacaf Gold Cup . 

The Jamaicans, who have been undergoing training and preparations for both games, have been bolstered by the inclusion of a few new players which is expected to give the coaching staff a wider selection option. 

Head coach Hemir Hallgrimsson says his players are motivated and ready for the task at hand.

Meanwhile the Reggae Boys after tomorrow’s game will then face Jordan on June 19, before heading off to the United States. 

Drawn in Group A, the Reggae boys are down to tackle USA, Trinidad and a yet to be determined qualifier.

The Reggae boys are upbeat and motivated as they get ready to tackle Qatar tomorrow, in one of two warm up games in Austria, before they travel to the United States for the Concacaf Gold Cup . 

The Jamaicans, who have been undergoing training and preparations for both games, have been bolstered by the inclusion of a few new players which is expected to give the coaching staff a wider selection option. 

Head coach Hemir Hallgrimsson says his players are motivated and ready for the task at hand.

Meanwhile the Reggae Boys after tomorrow’s game will then face Jordan on June 19, before heading off to the United States. 

Drawn in Group A, the Reggae boys are down to tackle USA, Trinidad and a yet to be determined qualifier.

The Reggae boys are upbeat and motivated as they get ready to tackle Qatar tomorrow, in one of two warm up games in Austria, before they travel to the United States for the Concacaf Gold Cup . 

The Jamaicans, who have been undergoing training and preparations for both games, have been bolstered by the inclusion of a few new players which is expected to give the coaching staff a wider selection option. 

Head coach Hemir Hallgrimsson says his players are motivated and ready for the task at hand.

Meanwhile the Reggae Boys after tomorrow’s game will then face Jordan on June 19, before heading off to the United States. 

Drawn in Group A, the Reggae boys are down to tackle USA, Trinidad and a yet to be determined qualifier.

The Reggae boys are upbeat and motivated as they get ready to tackle Qatar tomorrow, in one of two warm up games in Austria, before they travel to the United States for the Concacaf Gold Cup . 

The Jamaicans, who have been undergoing training and preparations for both games, have been bolstered by the inclusion of a few new players which is expected to give the coaching staff a wider selection option. 

Head coach Hemir Hallgrimsson says his players are motivated and ready for the task at hand.

Meanwhile the Reggae Boys after tomorrow’s game will then face Jordan on June 19, before heading off to the United States. 

Drawn in Group A, the Reggae boys are down to tackle USA, Trinidad and a yet to be determined qualifier.

The Reggae boys are upbeat and motivated as they get ready to tackle Qatar tomorrow, in one of two warm up games in Austria, before they travel to the United States for the Concacaf Gold Cup . 

The Jamaicans, who have been undergoing training and preparations for both games, have been bolstered by the inclusion of a few new players which is expected to give the coaching staff a wider selection option. 

Head coach Hemir Hallgrimsson says his players are motivated and ready for the task at hand.

Meanwhile the Reggae Boys after tomorrow’s game will then face Jordan on June 19, before heading off to the United States. 

Drawn in Group A, the Reggae boys are down to tackle USA, Trinidad and a yet to be determined qualifier.

The Reggae boys are upbeat and motivated as they get ready to tackle Qatar tomorrow, in one of two warm up games in Austria, before they travel to the United States for the Concacaf Gold Cup . 

The Jamaicans, who have been undergoing training and preparations for both games, have been bolstered by the inclusion of a few new players which is expected to give the coaching staff a wider selection option. 

Head coach Hemir Hallgrimsson says his players are motivated and ready for the task at hand.

Meanwhile the Reggae Boys after tomorrow’s game will then face Jordan on June 19, before heading off to the United States. 

Drawn in Group A, the Reggae boys are down to tackle USA, Trinidad and a yet to be determined qualifier.