FORMER LIVERPOOL and England striker Stan Collymore wants to assist Barbados’ football in either a coaching or recruiting capacity.
But Collymore, who was in?Barbados for last weekend’s British?Airways Barbados Legends Tournament, believes the Barbados Football?Association (BFA) needs to have a long-term plan for its senior national team by scouting eligible English-based footballers with Barbadian backgrounds.
“I would love to [help],” he told NATION?SPORT. “While I’ve been out here, I have been actively getting the relevant documentation together to get dual nationality.”
Collymore was speaking in an interview last Saturday after Liverpool Masters were beaten 4-3 by Caribbean All Stars in the final of the tournament.
Eager to help
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