New Reserve League

The league is comprised of three six-team divisions. Teams will play each division foe twice in the 10-game campaign.

EAST - Columbus Crew, D.C. United, New England Revolution, New York Red Bulls, Philadelphia Union, Toronto FC
CENTRAL - Chicago Fire, Colorado Rapids, FC Dallas, Houston Dynamo, Real Salt Lake, Sporting Kansas City
WEST - Chivas USA, Los Angeles Galaxy, Portland Timbers, San Jose Earthquakes, Seattle Sounders, Vancouver Whitecaps



Date______Home Team_________Away Team_________Time________Location


17-Apr...............Toronto FC........... D.C. United ............. 11:00 AM ........... TBD

23-Apr...............Toronto FC........... Columbus Crew......... 6:45 PM ............. TBD

29-May.............. Toronto FC........... Philadelphia Union..... 10:00 AM............ TBD

21-Jun............... Toronto FC........... NE Revolution........... 10:00 AM............ TBD

6-Jul.............. NY Red Bulls .............. Toronto FC .............. 10:00 AM.............. TBD

7-Aug.............. D.C. United.............. Toronto FC.............. 10:00 AM.............. D.C. United Training Field

2-Sep.............. NE Revolution.............. Toronto FC.............. 10:00 AM.............. Gillette Stadium/TBD

11-Sep.............. Columbus Crew.............. Toronto FC.............. 10:00 AM.............. Columbus Crew Stadium

1-Oct .............. Toronto FC.............. NY Red Bulls.............. 10:00 AM.............. TBD

16-Oct .............. Philadelphia Union...... Toronto FC .............. 10:00 AM.............. Union Training Fields (exact location TBD)

For the Full League Schedule
http://www.mlssoccer.com/news/articl...s-kicks-sunday

who's in charge of the reserve team bent or de klerk

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Originally Posted by gmacpheetfc

who's in charge of the reserve team bent or de klerk

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thats exactly what my question was going to be.

I would assume bent right?

From my understanding it will be Bob de Klerk heading up the reserve side.

how many games did they play in 2007?
I went to a few.

I remember Jon Busch being the reserve keeper for Chicago in the game at BMO. People were heckling him. He really blossomed in the following years.

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Originally Posted by rocker

how many games did they play in 2007?
I went to a few.

I remember Jon Busch being the reserve keeper for Chicago in the game at BMO. People were heckling him. He really blossomed in the following years.

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The reserve season in 2007 was 12 games, 6 home, 6 away. I am actually looking forward to attending the reserve game in New York on July 7th.

some videos from that reserve game in 2007. ahhh, the memories...

Dichio is in charge of the senior academy squad. Bent and De Klerk are Winter's first team assistants. Apparently, Jimmy B is in charge of the junior academy.

Thats what i thought... so Dichio?

Only 10 games? Better than nothing, I suppose.

what a weird schedule.
All home for 3 months...then all away for 3 months

JUst strange... the senior teams schedule is equally weird with so many home games loaded to when the weather is still dodgy.

As a season ticket holder back in 2007 you could watch the reserve matches free by showing my Club card.

Does anyone know if the same setup is in place this season?

Cheers

skypilot69

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Originally Posted by Gern3000

Dichio is in charge of the senior academy squad. Bent and De Klerk are Winter's first team assistants. Apparently, Jimmy B is in charge of the junior academy.

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Bent and De Klerk are responsible for reserve team.

Come on everyone, we need all the RPB's to stay for the reserve games and show our real support for the Reds, it got so empty for some games at BMO in the past. We have to all hold off from going to Joe's and support the Reds through it all. Shoeless and whatever other bar you want to go too will still be there after the reserve game.

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Originally Posted by CBlake

Come on everyone, we need all the RPB's to stay for the reserve games and show our real support for the Reds, it got so empty for some games at BMO in the past. We have to all hold off from going to Joe's and support the Reds through it all. Shoeless and whatever other bar you want to go too will still be there after the reserve game.

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there's only 1 reserve game that we can stay for... the rest are on different days than the regular games or are in the morning of game day.

Well we then have to come down early, come back the next day, the Reds need our support at the reserve games, we need to be there to be loud and proud.

How could the league have Reserve games before the main game? I thought the point was to give guys who were subbed in late and players who didn't get in at all a chance to impress.

If labour laws are the same as the old reserve league, you could only play a total of 90 minutes per day...so guys in the main game could start the reserve game and be subbed out later.

You wear out a marginal player earlier in the day and he can't come in as a sub either tired or league rules?

From my understanding the reserve games will most likely not be played at BMO Field, from what I hear Lamport Stadium and Cherry Beach are in consideration.

probably a good idea to keep the grass in good shape

I'd like to check these games out. This and the Accies means a whole lot of Red!

With trips planned to NYC in July and D.C. in August for the Reds road games against their divisional opponents, I plan on attending the reserve game in both cities the next morning.

The United's home reserve games are played at the RFK Stadium auxiliary fields.

http://www.dcunited.com/stadium/dire...xiliary-fields

Not sure if the reserve game against RBNY will be played at Red Bull Arena or Montclaire State University.