Grenada national football team

Grenada
Nickname(s)	The Spice Boyz
Association	Grenada Football Association
Confederation	CONCACAF (North America)
Head coach	Norris Wilson
FIFA code	GRN
FIFA ranking	139
Highest FIFA ranking	105 (August 1997)
Lowest FIFA ranking	176 (December 2007)
Elo ranking	T153
	Home colours
	Away colours
First international
	Guyana 2 - 0 Grenada ; (St Vincent and the Grenadines; 21 November 1965)
Biggest win
	Grenada 14 - 1 Anguilla ; (St. John's, A&B; 15 April 1998)
Biggest defeat
	Trinidad and Tobago 7 - 0 Grenada ; (Port of Spain, T&T; 5 June 1999)

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The Grenada national football team is the national team of Grenada and is controlled by the Grenada Football Association. It has never qualified for the World Cup. Grenada finished second in the Caribbean Cup in 1989.

[edit] World Cup record

1930 to 1978 - Did not enter
1982 - Did not qualify
1986 - Withdrew
1990 - Did not enter
1994 - Did not enter
1998 to 2010 - Did not qualify

[edit] CONCACAF Championship record

1963 to 1977 - Did not enter
1981 - Did not qualify
1985 - Withdrew
1989 - Did not enter

[edit] Gold Cup record

1991 - Did not enter
1993 to 2007 - Did not qualify

[edit] Notable players

[edit] Current squad

The following players were called up for the Caribbean Championships 2008 Group Stage 2 in October 2008.

No.	Pos.	Player	DoB (Age)	Club
1	GK	Peter Jules
3		Shanon Phillip		Hurricane FC
4	MF	Cassim Langaigne	27 February 1980
5		Devon Roberts
6	DF	Marc Marshall	24 December 1985	GBSS
9	MF	Ricky Charles	19 June 1975	St. Ann's Rangers
10	FW	Kitson Bain	26 May 1982	Ball Dogs
11	DF	Anthony Modeste	30 August 1975	Portmore United
13	MF	Dwayne Leo
14		Marvin Frederick
17		Nickson Baptiste
18	MF	Henson Cuffie	15 January 1987
19		Kimroy Redhead
23		Junior Williams
25	MF	Shane Rennie	14 December 1985	St. Ann's Rangers
27		Junior Paul
30	GK	Desmond Noel	28 November 1974	Anchor Queen's Park Rangers

[edit] Recent call-ups

No.	Pos.	Player	DoB (Age)	Club
1	GK	Ken Searles		(Caribbean Championships 2008 Round 1, July)
2	DF	Eric George	12 March 1975	(Caribbean Championships 2008 Round 1, July)
10	FW	Denis Rennie	1 April 1978	Paradise SC (Caribbean Championships 2008 Round 1, July)
14		Wendell Rennie		(Caribbean Championships 2008 Round 1, July)
19		Jake Rennie		(Caribbean Championships 2008 Round 1, July)
30		Marcus Julien		(Caribbean Championships 2008 Round 1, July)
1	GK	Andre Charles		(WCQ v. Costa Rica, 21 June)
3	MF	Shalrie Joseph	24 May 1978	New England Revolution (WCQ v. Costa Rica, 21 June)
5	DF	Jason James	25 February 1982	Hurricane FC (WCQ v. Costa Rica, 21 June)
7	MF	Byron Bubb	17 December 1981	Slough Town (WCQ v. Costa Rica, 21 June)
9	FW	Ian Perrotte		(WCQ v. Costa Rica, 21 June)
12	DF	Patrick Modeste	30 September 1976	Anchor Queen's Park Rangers (WCQ v. Costa Rica, 21 June)
13	MF	Stephen Peters	14 August 1985	(WCQ v. Costa Rica, 21 June)
15	FW	Jason Roberts	25 January 1978	Blackburn Rovers (WCQ v. Costa Rica, 21 June)
17	MF	Lyndo Antoine		(WCQ v. Costa Rica, 21 June)
16	DF	Kwan Baptiste		(WCQ v. Costa Rica, 14 June)
	DF	Franklyn Baptiste	25 August 1973	Eagles Super Strikers (Friendly v. Jamaica, 10 June)
	DF	Brian Benjamin	9 March 1979	GBSS (Friendly v. Trinidad and Tobago, 27 April)
	DF	Michael Francis		(Friendly v. Trinidad and Tobago, 27 April)
	FW	Nigel Bishop	23 December 1976	GBSS (Friendly v. Trinidad and Tobago, 27 April)
		Kyle Joseph		(Friendly v. Trinidad and Tobago, 27 April)
		Nickel Paul		(Friendly v. Trinidad and Tobago, 27 April)
		Stephon Hood		(Friendly v. Trinidad and Tobago, 27 April)
	FW	Ettienne Richardson		(Friendly v. Guyana, 20 January)