Timnas Uruguay akan tiba di Jakarta dua hari jelang pertandingan yang dijadwalkan berlangsung tanggal 8 Oktober di Stadion Utam Gelora Bung Karno Jakarta. Tim asuhan pelatih Oscar Tabarez ini akan tiba di Jakarta dengan beberapa kelompok penerbangan. Rabu, 29 September 2010
Uruguay Tiba Di Jakarta Tanggal 6 Oktober
Timnas Uruguay akan tiba di Jakarta dua hari jelang pertandingan yang dijadwalkan berlangsung tanggal 8 Oktober di Stadion Utam Gelora Bung Karno Jakarta. Tim asuhan pelatih Oscar Tabarez ini akan tiba di Jakarta dengan beberapa kelompok penerbangan. 
Have boots, will travel
It is a long way in every sense from the tiny Caribbean nation of St. Kitts and Nevis to Indonesia, Asia’s third-most populace nation. That, however, is exactly the journey undertaken by veteran striker Keith Gumbs. The voyage has been a long and circuitous one, with stints across three continents and including clubs in Hong Kong, Malaysia, Greece, Trinidad and Tobago and of course in the land of his birth.
There were also various spells trialling in England and even with Palmeiras in Brazil for this footballing troubadour. Not that ‘Kayamba’, as he is affectionately known in his homeland, is simply another footballer plying his trade wherever a contract is on offer. Keith Gumbs just happens to be his nation's most decorated footballer, having played in three FIFA World Cup™ qualifying campaigns, accruing well over 100 caps in the process.
Now at an age when most footballers are enjoying a well-deserved retirement, Gumbs - despite turning 38 last week - is still going strong. Indeed, further international matches await next month in the Caribbean Cup, where St. Kitts and Nevis will attempt the long road towards qualification for the 2011 CONCACAF Gold Cup. There is also the small matter of Gumbs being the reigning Indonesia Super League Player of the Year thanks to a haul of 14 goals for Sriwijaya last term. No minor feat in a highly competitive league that draws some of Asia’s best domestic crowds.
There were also various spells trialling in England and even with Palmeiras in Brazil for this footballing troubadour. Not that ‘Kayamba’, as he is affectionately known in his homeland, is simply another footballer plying his trade wherever a contract is on offer. Keith Gumbs just happens to be his nation's most decorated footballer, having played in three FIFA World Cup™ qualifying campaigns, accruing well over 100 caps in the process.
Now at an age when most footballers are enjoying a well-deserved retirement, Gumbs - despite turning 38 last week - is still going strong. Indeed, further international matches await next month in the Caribbean Cup, where St. Kitts and Nevis will attempt the long road towards qualification for the 2011 CONCACAF Gold Cup. There is also the small matter of Gumbs being the reigning Indonesia Super League Player of the Year thanks to a haul of 14 goals for Sriwijaya last term. No minor feat in a highly competitive league that draws some of Asia’s best domestic crowds.
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