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—Says Vurlon Mills

With the Concacaf Gold Cup draw penciled for today, former Golden Jaguars international and emerging coach Vurlon Mills, says traditional rival and Caribbean giant Trinidad and Tobago would be the ideal first round opponent for the preliminary section.

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