argument after the team arrived in Antigua on Thursday.

Calderon dismissed the disagreement over whether the players should have breakfast before training as "a storm in a teacup'', saying Wade would play tomorrow.

"The players were concerned there was no food available at the hotel after they had travelled for 12 hours,'' Calderon explained.

"It was something entirely out of the coaches' control. The players were a bit cranky and a few comments were made. We had a long conversation aftrwards and it was put to bed. It is unfortunate that ZBM wanted to make it a big issue.''