Reggae Boyz arrive for Panama clash
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November 8, 2015

Reggae Boyz arrive for Panama clash

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Most members of the 23-man Reggae Boyz squad are already in the island ahead of Friday’s World Cup qualifier against Panama at the National Stadium.

On Monday, sponsors Digicel held a press conference inside the Pineapple Lounge at the Norman Manley International Airport to welcome the Jamaica team. The reception coincided with the arrival of a number of players who ply their trade in England.

Darren Mattocks, Dever Orgill and Alvas Powell are set to arrive Tuesday, while Joel McAnuff is expected on Wednesday.

Squad: Ryan Thompson, DuWayne Kerr, Andre Blake, Alvas Powell, Adrian Mariappa, Wes Morgan, Michael Hector, Clayton Donaldson, Simon Dawkins, Je-Vaughn, Garath McCleary, Rodolph Austin, Lee Williamson, Kemar Lawrence, Dever Orgill, Demar Phillips, Darren Mattocks, Allan Ottey, Simon Dawkins, Giles Barnes, Andre Clennon, Junior Flemmings, Kevaughn Frater.

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