After Sunday’s 4-0 clinching win over Jamaica, the Canadian players had a private celebration in their dressing room before heading to a nearby sports bar/restaurant for a gathering with friends and family. Then it was off to a downtown steak house for a meal.Canada men’s soccer team qualifies for World Cup with 4-0 win over Jamaica
“It was a very cool 48 hours,” said wingback Richie Laryea, who spent Sunday evening with his parents, brothers and some close friends, although his wife and son were back in England where he plays for Nottingham Forest. “I think not many people get to celebrate things like that.”Click to share quote on Twitter: "For me, at least, it hasn't even really set in what we've done."
“I let it all go in the dressing room, I’ve got to be honest,” he said. “That was my moment to be a bit daft and let your hair down, let the guys see you maybe in a different light, let them tip champagne on your head and do silly things.”“We had some fun in there, real fun,” he said.“I had a great time with the families,” he said. “And then I was in bed by quarter past one, up at 6:30. And my staff were ready to go.
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