THE WEST Indies Players Association (WIPA) yesterday announced an 'Anyway we Can' charity football match from which Jamaica and Grenada will receive the proceeds. The game is part of the association's WIPA Hurricane Relief Fund established last September to raise money for Caribbean countries affected by Hurricanes Ivan, Dennis and Emily. The August 13 event will be staged at the Ato Boldon Stadium Balmain-Couva, Trinidad commencing 6:30 p.m. and will feature a 'Real' West Indies team versus a 1989 Trinidad and Tobago Strike Squad. PLAYERS The Colin Murray-coached West Indies will see the likes of Curtly Ambrose, Devon Smith, Pedro Collins, Fidel Edwards, Ian Bradshaw, Wavell Hinds, Chris Gayle, Richard Smith, Mervyn Dillon, Courtney Walsh, Marlon Samuels, Carlton Baugh Jr., Keno Mason, Dwayne Bravo, Dave Mohammed, Dinanath Ramnarine and David Williams in action. Clayton Morris will spearhead the T&T squad which includes goalkeepers Michael Maurice and Russ Russell, Brian Williams, Dexter Francis, Floyd Lawrence, Marvin Faustin, Dexter Cyrus, Hutson Charles, Marlon Morris, Larry Joseph, Leonson Lewis, Kelvin Jones, Maurice Alibey, Philbert Jones, Russel Monroe, Alvin Thomas, Kerry Jamerson, Dexter Lee and Lawrence George. The team will be coached by Everald 'Gally' Cummings and managed by Neville Chance. Reprinted from jamaica-gleaner.com