Dwight Yorke

As Captain of the national squad of Trinidad and Tobago (59 caps) Dwight's greatest moment of football glory came in June 2006. He won his first cap at 17 vs the USA, and his last cap was for the 18th FIFA World Cup when he led his country's team (nicknamed "the Soca Warriors") into the final round of matches held in Germany.

Led by "ah wee' Tobago boy, Trinidad and Tobago was the smallest nation ever to qualify for the FIFA World Cup finals. The team played courageous attacking and inspired football which won them many German fans. Dwight's personal performance was brilliant. On the first appearance at the competition the Soca Warroirs held Sweden to a 0-0 draw, then made England fight for their lives before they scored two late goals. Finally the team went under to Paraguay in the final match of the first round and were eliminated from the tournament, defeated but not disgraced.

Dwight moved to Australia in 2005 playing with Sydney FC then moved back to the UK to play with the professional leage there. Dwight York, ah wee boy, has now retired from International football.