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New Jamaica Coach Hall: “We’ve got to make a move now” - New York Carib News

  • Jan 28, 2022
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Paul Hall is in his first few weeks at the helm of the Jamaican National Team, but there is already a sense of urgency being felt ahead of the upcoming window of Concacaf World Cup Qualifiers for Qatar 2022.

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