Former Trinidad internationals accompanied 15 policeman to seize assets from the Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation (TTFF) on Wednesday.

Jones: Owed money

Some 13 players, including Stoke striker Kenwyne Jones and Arbroath's Collin Samuel plus former Premier League players Shaka Hislop and Stern John, are owed a share of 724,000 US dollars owed from the 2006 World Cup.

The TTFF's failure to pay up saw their headquarters raided and two truckloads of assets taken away for auction including computers, desks, refrigerators, microwaves, uniforms, and beer crates.

The players were promised half of all revenue from Trinidad's appearance in the 2006 World Cup finals - where they played England, Sweden and Paraguay - by ex-FIFA vice-president Jack Warner, the TTFF's former special advisor who resigned from football last year after a bribery scandal.

Warner later offered the Soca Warriors 880 US dollars each and they reacted by taking the TTFF to court.

Brent Sancho, the former Dundee and Gillingham player, was among those who accompanied a court official and the policemen.

Sancho told wired868.com: "This is extremely sad day for football and Trinidad and Tobago sport.

"Just a few of years ago, we were in the World Cup and today we are here doing this, but we feel we had no other choice. They had every opportunity to pay this money."