In a remarkable achievement, Jack Austin Warner, an 82-year-old former football executive, has been awarded a PhD from the University of Trinidad and Tobago. The accomplishment has sparked widespread admiration, with many emphasizing that age is no barrier to success. A letter to the editor from AV Rampersad of Princes Town highlights the significance of Warner’s achievement and calls on him to leverage his expertise for the benefit of Trinidad and Tobago’s football aspirations. Rampersad urges Warner to take immediate action in securing the nation’s qualification for the 2030 FIFA World Cup, which will be jointly hosted by Morocco, Spain, and Portugal. The letter underscores the complexity of football while expressing confidence in Warner’s ability to navigate the challenges ahead. Warner’s extensive knowledge and experience in the sport are seen as invaluable assets in this endeavor.