Caledonia AIA's resolve will be tested.

"Second best is not good enough.You either want it bad
enough or you don't".

Chairman of Neal and Massy Caledonia AIA Brian Lewis
commenting following last night's 2-0 loss to Joe
Public said the Morvant based club is well positioned
to take top honours but the players must step up and
display the champion's heart,pride, mental toughness
and indomitable spirit that separates the champions
from the contenders .

Notwithstanding the disappointing performance Lewis
remains confident that the "Stallions" possess the
talent and potential to rebound in Friday's First
Citizen Cup final battle with Vibe CT 105 W
Connection.

"Our diehard supporters and the Morvant/Caledonia
community expects nothing less"

He however pointed out that while winning the
prestigious and coveted First Citizens Cup will be a
great achievement,the club's primary objective is to
win the TT Proleague championship.

"The intangibles will prove the difference.We cannot
look for excuses.As an organisation we either believe
that we are winners or we don't.Our collective resolve
will be tested but our destiny is in our hands".