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TFC TV WORTH WATCHING
It is becoming repetitive, but Toronto FC once again, has gotten it right.
This time's it's the in-house online production of TFC TV.
Located on the club's website, TFC TV is a well-produced, entertaining look at the team and, more importantly, the players, in a casual, behind-the-scenes format.
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I've never bothered to watch it, most ppl say it's shite (like the RedBulls)
meh, its alright, take out everyone thats not a player or coach, and it would be even better.
It really is not all that bad. For what other team do you get this behind the scenes look at what goes on?
me likey!
I enjoy it, don't see a problem with it.
I enjoy everything but the CV2 segments
Damn right!Quote:
Originally Posted by ccopela
Take out CV2 and it would be a LOT better. Although take out Michelle and yo could have an award winning show. :canada:
I look forward to watching it each week. Sure CV2 may not be great, but his segment still provides an interesting vantage point that we would otherwise never see, and pays credit to some people who aren't normally given credit to such as the Eddie Kehoe and the equiptment manager.
I agree. I enjoyed the goalkeeping segment particularly.Quote:
Originally Posted by deschamp86
My end of year DVD is going to blow them all away. Pirate Radio Style
i like the show.. the CV2 stuff is ok, probably appeals more to the kids than to us adults, who would prefer Sophie talking to Cunny about the ice on his nuts.
i like everything except the part with the little kid
I would like to know if there is a single kid out there who visits the TFC website just to watch that CV2 segment. I think that segment is bull shit and serves no purpose.Quote:
Originally Posted by rocker
As I've said numerous times, throw me into the locker-room. I'm 17, and I will not shy away from tough questions. It would actually be interesting journalism, because I would take it very seriously. Plus, I'll get you guys all your inside information. :D
Thank you!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dirk Diggler
Only reason he's there is cause of his dad!:mad:
If you want a kid portion atleast get a kid that is good! Or make it a shorter segment and/or do it once a month or every 3 weeks or something.
I have enjoyed watching it sometimes, I really like Carver's post game press conferences, love that he pulls no punches and says what is on his mind.
I like TFC TV; but most importantly, I totally agree with Gareth Wheeler on putting focus on the players. The media in Toronto has spent so much time and effort covering the fans, the managment, and the sport in general since Toronto FC's beginnings, but I know I'd love to see more coverage the players themselves. Guys like Brennan, Sutton, and Wynne are pure class when you talk to them. I remember talking to Andrea Lombardo for a whole hour or so last year at one of the pub crawls. I mean we were just there shooting the shit and talking about getting Montreal and Vancouver in the league and what the CONCACAF tourney could mean for us.
We need more of that!
TFC TV is a childrens show.
The quick highlights and post game is GREAT....really good and the CV2 segment is for kids...its ok, but isn't really geared towards the 20 somethings (so I won't really say much).
The "On the Spot" segment is AWFUL though.
When fans say they want candid casual conversation with the players, they mean things like "what team did you support as a kid", "who were your favorite players growing up" "what gets you pumped up for games"
....not 16 year old girl teen bop magazine questions like "who has the best hair cut".
Geeeeezzzz......when are the pink Jersey's coming out.
It provides more coverage and aspects of the club you won't see during the games. Yeah it's rated "G" but that's to be expected. CV2 is a kid for kids. No big whoop. I give him props for the first interview of Guevara in Canada en Espanyol.