BASSETERRE, St. KITTS – THE Federation’s sprint icon Kim Collins has hinted that he would once again represent St. Kitts and Nevis at international competitions after calling on all sides to move on from the 2012 debacle.
Collins, during a television interview at the 44th CARIFTA Games, stated that discussions have been taking place regarding his return.
"We are working year after year trying to get that sorted out and my thing is, what has happened, happened and let's move on.
"One of the things about us men is that we set boundaries and when we set boundaries we say if you cross this line we are going to have problems."
He then referred to his younger days and recalled as children fighting with others, in the middle of it they would start laughing and become friends.
"Today, most people lose that and I think a lot if animosity held on past things. It’s done, let us move on!"
Should Collins return to action for St. Kitts and Nevis, his first action could be the IAAF World Relays to be staged in The Bahamas next month or the IAAF World Championships slated for China in August.
