This is why the TFC media sucks. A big story about a 3rd division coach not joining the club, yet no news on it.
Miracle in Mexico?
maybe Danny K and Frings will magically start and magically win us this game.
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Regardless of the chances in this match for a win it's the last Champions League game of the round. We don't know when the next could be. I'll be down at Joe's tonight if they have it. If not it'll be Football factory or the Duke.
Last edited by Fort York Redcoat; 10-24-2012 at 09:48 AM.
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I'm not sure what it is. The Star and Globe only cover the team on game days or if the team makes a big announcement (like Frings injury). They don't dig for stories.
Its just sad that a big story is out there and there is no comment from the main stream media.
Imagine if a coach rejected the Leafs?
It's not an European issue; it's just TFC hasn't hired a well experience manager to run this club. Plus lack of leadership and direction from top (President) makes job harder for managers to be successful in Toronto. Of course, politics in TFC FO is hurting the club as well.
[Euro snob]But I will say one thing: soccer fans in the city aren't going to take a North American soccer coach seriously than they will with an European manager. A lot of soccer fans like TFC to run like an European club than as your average MLS club (example: preferring players from academy over NCAA which I support btw lol)[/Euro snob]
Last edited by TFC07; 10-24-2012 at 01:51 PM.
^ I agree Steven Davis is off base there. Who cares if the manager is European flavored or not? North American experience is the main criteria... clearly a few of those guys meet that category.
Where TFC has failed is doing their diligence on potential hires. If they had really dug-in and done their homework, they would have realized guys like Preki and Mariner are bad choices.
so the game is on sports net (rip-off) world now and not sports net. I hope its available online, maybe the Concacaf site?
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From my recollection Preki wasnt bad but the transfers from that year were very detrimental to the team's plans to reach the playoffs and almost all of them had Preki's fingerprints on them. IMO, Preki and Mariner are on the same level of "shitness" but Mariner is in a class to himself where we thought nobody could sink below the standards that Preki set, Mariner has set the bar so low that if the team can field 18 players consistently throughout the MLS season the chances are they will surpass the point total for TFC in 2012.
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^ Nope.
Sportsnet One has Detroit vs Minnesota NBA preseason game.
Toronto FC @torontofc Broadcast alert: Wednesday's #CCL match at 8 p.m. ET is now on @Sportsnet World, no longer on Sportsnet One. #TorontoFC #TFC
It's amazing, but I guess not surprising that airing a preseason basketball game on Sportsnet One is more important that showing a "decisive" in quotes Concacaf Champions League game between Toronto FC vs. Santos Laguna.
Sportsnet World has the game. As does the Duke.
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Sort of TFC related, but Rogers posted an $8 million loss on its share of MLSE in the most recent quarter.
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe...rticle4633761/