well-attended meeting of those pushing for a change of leadership at Bermuda Football Association.

Mark Trott, the man who has said he was considering challenging Neville Tyrrell for the BFA presidency at the body's annual general meeting later this month, was no exception.

"I have no comment,'' was all Trott had to say after the meeting.

Among those in attendance was former technical director Clyde Best, who was scathingly critical of Tyrrell after being told last December that his contract would not be renewed.

Robert Calderon, who resigned as national team coach after Bermuda's World Cup exit at the hands of Antigua in April, was also there.