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    Default TFC 2014-15 Off-Season player moves/speculation/rumours/etc. thread

    Now that the season has ended, now is the time to start a new thread.

    Post your speculation/information/etc. here in this thread!

    Confirmed (by traditional media or the club) signings get a separate single thread in the "News" section. All other "inside" and other information goes here.
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    Bendik
    Konopka

    Bloom -- Caldwell -- ??? -- Morrow
    Richter Hagglund Henry Morgan

    Bradley -- ???
    Bekker Warner

    ??? --- ??? --- Osorio
    Jackson ??? Lovitz

    Gilberto
    Moore

    Needs:
    Starting CB - eg: Kendall Waston, Matt Hedges
    Starting AM (DP?) - Higuain, Pedro Morales, Piatti, Valeri etc
    Starting Winger - Nagbe type
    Starting DM - Laba clone
    Bench CM - utility player

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    Clint Dempsey looking for a Jan loan move to PL according to Daily Mirror. How ironic would it be if ends up at the same club as Defoe

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    And so it begins.....with the Jays offseason plans and the TFC one, it actually will be quite interesting to see what is going to happen
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    So now that Chivas USA is officially no more, what players on their roster might TFC be interested in picking up in the upcoming dispersal draft?

    By the sounds of it, Torres won't be a part of the dispersal draft. If he stays in MLS, it will likely be as a DP.

    What other players could be useful pickups?

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    Quote Originally Posted by gdg_9 View Post
    So now that Chivas USA is officially no more, what players on their roster might TFC be interested in picking up in the upcoming dispersal draft?

    By the sounds of it, Torres won't be a part of the dispersal draft. If he stays in MLS, it will likely be as a DP.

    What other players could be useful pickups?
    So what happens to their 1st round pick that we own?

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    Quote Originally Posted by gdg_9 View Post
    So now that Chivas USA is officially no more, what players on their roster might TFC be interested in picking up in the upcoming dispersal draft?

    By the sounds of it, Torres won't be a part of the dispersal draft. If he stays in MLS, it will likely be as a DP.

    What other players could be useful pickups?
    Imagine if Avila somehow ends up back at TFC lol - though seriously, I wouldn't mind having him back. There's a need for a more technical winger.

    And I know a lot of people had been calling for Marvin Chavez before, now he's available.

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    Quote Originally Posted by flamehawk View Post
    Imagine if Avila somehow ends up back at TFC lol - though seriously, I wouldn't mind having him back. There's a need for a more technical winger.

    And I know a lot of people had been calling for Marvin Chavez before, now he's available.
    Avila's going to Mexico next season.

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    No change.

    We have it.

    Couple of interesting young players that could be decent depth for us. Matt Dunn, Zavelta, Baptiste and Thomas McNamara was doing well and getting good reviews before getting injured.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Areathrasher View Post
    No change.

    We have it.

    Couple of interesting young players that could be decent depth for us. Matt Dunn, Zavelta, Baptiste and Thomas McNamara was doing well and getting good reviews before getting injured.
    After looking at their roster, Jean-Baptiste and Zavaleta are two young players I noticed.
    Is Zavaleta still property of Seattle though? I believe he originally went to Chivas on loan.


    Also, any chance Vanney still has familiarity with any of the younger players from his days at Chivas?

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    You're right, he is on loan.

    I'd Vanney would have some familiarity with some of the players on the roster and still have contacts at their academy so should be able to get the low down on the HGs

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    John Molinaro@JohnMolinaro 2m2 minutes ago
    Note from #TFC: Bradley in New York for surgery to correct nerve issue with his foot. Defoe in England to seek treatment on injured groin..........




    and hang out at Tesco's taking selfie's.

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    Quote Originally Posted by OgtheDim View Post
    John Molinaro@JohnMolinaro 2m2 minutes ago
    Note from #TFC: Bradley in New York for surgery to correct nerve issue with his foot. Defoe in England to seek treatment on injured groin..........




    and hang out at Tesco's taking selfie's.
    Perfect, lol
    I like going to Tesco when I am in the U.K. You can always pick up some beer and ciders and few bags of Cheese and Onion Crisps for me and the wife to make the Groin Treatment a bit nicer.

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    Default .::3 New Starters & 1 or 2 Bench Improvements

    4-2-3-1

    ---------------------Bendik*-------------------

    -Bloom*----Caldwell*---NewCB----Morrow-

    -------Bradley------------------Laba2---------

    -----Moore---------NewAM--------Osorio-----

    --------------------Gilberto---------------------

    ** * **

    'Keepers: Bendik (I actually typed out "Bender"; tifo idea, maybe) is good enough, in this league. His shortcomings can be very frustrating, but, with better organization in front of him, I feel like he can continue to improve (which I believe he has done, already, if only slightly).

    Defenders: Bloom, like Bendik, has his shortcomings, to be sure.. but, he's serviceable in an improved back four. Caldwell I wouldn't mind replacing, mid-season, after he's had a chance to bring consistency to our back four, at the start of 2015, whilst grooming the new, stud CB to be his replacement. In a worst case scenario, he stays on for the season, but is sometimes replaced with the likes of Hagglund or Henry, if he's here.

    Defensive-minded mids: Bradley, despite what some believe, isn't, for me, a pure DM, in that he's not necessarily got a penchant for tackling, which is pretty key for an absolute, stay-at-home DM. Box-to-box is a role that suits him best, imo -- his read of the game is too useful, going forward. The problem is that such a role DOES often lead to him feeling like he's got to do it all; with enough quality around him, however, and in key positions, he won't as often be stuck playing deep, picking up the ball, or be frequently caught up field, as we brace for an opposition counter. He will be able to pick his moments, more, and, just as well, with better quality around him, comes better movement to better exploit his passing/vision. The aforementioned key positions are in bold, above: CB & DM (so he's not overly concerned about getting caught) and an AM (so he's not the go-to guy to create).

    Attack-minded mids: Both Moore and Oso have shown they can come central and link play, but not enough to be the main creative source.. hence the need for a bona fide AM, with the other two in support swapping places with him, on occasion, to keep our opposition guessing. With the likes of Jackson, Lovitz, Oduro and possibly DeRo, we have enough options to keep things fresh and ask different questions, with our starting line-up, or with a game-changing sub.

    Forward(s): Gilberto is class; irks me how he sometimes gets ragged on.. but, that's pro sports, I suppose. For me, he is the inverse of Bradley: feels he has to do it all, if mostly concerning himself with the attack. Again, with some quality around him, and, thus, better movement, space would more often open up for him to exploit. For me, the front four are interchangeable (Moore, Oso, Jackson and Oduro have pitched in on goals, don't forget); don't agree with the view of lining Gilberto up primarily as an AM, but I understand why there are some calling for this. I think we need a better forward option coming off the bench, if we're to be taken serious; not quite a stud, as it would be difficult to keep the two happy, whilst also being a waste of cap space.

    ** * **

    I think it was notthesun that said it best: we have to look at the overall team, when a player is not doing well (especially when said player is already a proven commodity in MLS). Blowing up the roster has got to stop, and what I've proposed gets the most out of what we already have. How we line up could make a world of difference, as well; a shift away from 4-4-2, and some time for the players to settle into it, will play to our strengths more.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JuliquE View Post
    4-2-3-1

    ---------------------Bendik*-------------------

    -Bloom*----Caldwell*---NewCB----Morrow-

    -------Bradley------------------Laba2---------

    -----Moore---------NewAM--------Osorio-----

    --------------------Gilberto---------------------

    ** * **

    'Keepers: Bendik (I actually typed out "Bender"; tifo idea, maybe) is good enough, in this league. His shortcomings can be very frustrating, but, with better organization in front of him, I feel like he can continue to improve (which I believe he has done, already, if only slightly).

    Defenders: Bloom, like Bendik, has his shortcomings, to be sure.. but, he's serviceable in an improved back four. Caldwell I wouldn't mind replacing, mid-season, after he's had a chance to bring consistency to our back four, at the start of 2015, whilst grooming the new, stud CB to be his replacement. In a worst case scenario, he stays on for the season, but is sometimes replaced with the likes of Hagglund or Henry, if he's here.

    Defensive-minded mids: Bradley, despite what some believe, isn't, for me, a pure DM, in that he's not necessarily got a penchant for tackling, which is pretty key for an absolute, stay-at-home DM. Box-to-box is a role that suits him best, imo -- his read of the game is too useful, going forward. The problem is that such a role DOES often lead to him feeling like he's got to do it all; with enough quality around him, however, and in key positions, he won't as often be stuck playing deep, picking up the ball, or be frequently caught up field, as we brace for an opposition counter. He will be able to pick his moments, more, and, just as well, with better quality around him, comes better movement to better exploit his passing/vision. The aforementioned key positions are in bold, above: CB & DM (so he's not overly concerned about getting caught) and an AM (so he's not the go-to guy to create).

    Attack-minded mids: Both Moore and Oso have shown they can come central and link play, but not enough to be the main creative source.. hence the need for a bona fide AM, with the other two in support swapping places with him, on occasion, to keep our opposition guessing. With the likes of Jackson, Lovitz, Oduro and possibly DeRo, we have enough options to keep things fresh and ask different questions, with our starting line-up, or with a game-changing sub.

    Forward(s): Gilberto is class; irks me how he sometimes gets ragged on.. but, that's pro sports, I suppose. For me, he is the inverse of Bradley: feels he has to do it all, if mostly concerning himself with the attack. Again, with some quality around him, and, thus, better movement, space would more often open up for him to exploit. For me, the front four are interchangeable (Moore, Oso, Jackson and Oduro have pitched in on goals, don't forget); don't agree with the view of lining Gilberto up primarily as an AM, but I understand why there are some calling for this. I think we need a better forward option coming off the bench, if we're to be taken serious; not quite a stud, as it would be difficult to keep the two happy, whilst also being a waste of cap space.

    ** * **

    I think it was notthesun that said it best: we have to look at the overall team, when a player is not doing well (especially when said player is already a proven commodity in MLS). Blowing up the roster has got to stop, and what I've proposed gets the most out of what we already have. How we line up could make a world of difference, as well; a shift away from 4-4-2, and some time for the players to settle into it, will play to our strengths more.
    This is spot on in my view and what I would like TFC to play (happens to be the formation I use in Fifa). However, I am not sure I see Moore as the starting RW/RF, serviceable as depth, but I think we need someone with greater technical ability.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JuliquE View Post
    4-2-3-1

    ---------------------Bendik*-------------------

    -Bloom*----Caldwell*---NewCB----Morrow-

    -------Bradley------------------Laba2---------

    -----Moore---------NewAM--------Osorio-----

    --------------------Gilberto---------------------

    ** * **

    'Keepers: Bendik (I actually typed out "Bender"; tifo idea, maybe) is good enough, in this league. His shortcomings can be very frustrating, but, with better organization in front of him, I feel like he can continue to improve (which I believe he has done, already, if only slightly).

    Defenders: Bloom, like Bendik, has his shortcomings, to be sure.. but, he's serviceable in an improved back four. Caldwell I wouldn't mind replacing, mid-season, after he's had a chance to bring consistency to our back four, at the start of 2015, whilst grooming the new, stud CB to be his replacement. In a worst case scenario, he stays on for the season, but is sometimes replaced with the likes of Hagglund or Henry, if he's here.

    Defensive-minded mids: Bradley, despite what some believe, isn't, for me, a pure DM, in that he's not necessarily got a penchant for tackling, which is pretty key for an absolute, stay-at-home DM. Box-to-box is a role that suits him best, imo -- his read of the game is too useful, going forward. The problem is that such a role DOES often lead to him feeling like he's got to do it all; with enough quality around him, however, and in key positions, he won't as often be stuck playing deep, picking up the ball, or be frequently caught up field, as we brace for an opposition counter. He will be able to pick his moments, more, and, just as well, with better quality around him, comes better movement to better exploit his passing/vision. The aforementioned key positions are in bold, above: CB & DM (so he's not overly concerned about getting caught) and an AM (so he's not the go-to guy to create).

    Attack-minded mids: Both Moore and Oso have shown they can come central and link play, but not enough to be the main creative source.. hence the need for a bona fide AM, with the other two in support swapping places with him, on occasion, to keep our opposition guessing. With the likes of Jackson, Lovitz, Oduro and possibly DeRo, we have enough options to keep things fresh and ask different questions, with our starting line-up, or with a game-changing sub.

    Forward(s): Gilberto is class; irks me how he sometimes gets ragged on.. but, that's pro sports, I suppose. For me, he is the inverse of Bradley: feels he has to do it all, if mostly concerning himself with the attack. Again, with some quality around him, and, thus, better movement, space would more often open up for him to exploit. For me, the front four are interchangeable (Moore, Oso, Jackson and Oduro have pitched in on goals, don't forget); don't agree with the view of lining Gilberto up primarily as an AM, but I understand why there are some calling for this. I think we need a better forward option coming off the bench, if we're to be taken serious; not quite a stud, as it would be difficult to keep the two happy, whilst also being a waste of cap space.

    ** * **

    I think it was notthesun that said it best: we have to look at the overall team, when a player is not doing well (especially when said player is already a proven commodity in MLS). Blowing up the roster has got to stop, and what I've proposed gets the most out of what we already have. How we line up could make a world of difference, as well; a shift away from 4-4-2, and some time for the players to settle into it, will play to our strengths more.
    Other then Bloom this is exactly what I would love to see. Throw in Cubo Torres as well... Torres-Gilberto would be a truly fantastic duo up top... Just by anaylizing the way Cubo plays, I see those two having instant amazing chemistry. He would fit in so well with age of our core... This needs to happen. #dreamoffseason


    ---------------------Bendik*---------------------

    -Creavalle*----Caldwell*---NewCB----Morrow-

    -------------------- -Laba2 ----------------------

    Bradley -------------------------------- Jackson-

    ------------------- NewAM ----------------------

    ---------------- Torres - Gilberto -----------------
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    Quote Originally Posted by OgtheDim View Post
    John Molinaro@JohnMolinaro 2m2 minutes ago
    Note from #TFC: Bradley in New York for surgery to correct nerve issue with his foot. Defoe in England to seek treatment on injured groin..........




    and hang out at Tesco's taking selfie's.
    There must be a serious lack of Doctors in Canada these days........lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by burlington Red View Post
    There must be a serious lack of Doctors in Canada these days........lol
    I think with Bradley's case its more of a wait time issue. He can likely get the procedure done like within the next week in the states where as in Canada he may have to wait months.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CommradePolski View Post
    I think with Bradley's case its more of a wait time issue. He can likely get the procedure done like within the next week in the states where as in Canada he may have to wait months.
    Or a more noted specialist. Rep seems to go a long way in pro sports rehab.

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    Quote Originally Posted by portu View Post
    with a fourth dp spot seemingly imminent do we use it and if so do we go for a winger or do we complete the middle three with Bradley and the CAM coming in?
    Quote Originally Posted by Yohan View Post
    I'd rather go for a DP CB, which has been a position we have been traditionally weak in.
    I feel like maybe, over the years, the three DP model, in particular for where we were, as a club, was not the wisest choice; we should have prioritized keeping DP's to a minimum, at two, to then reinvest what we'd spend on a third, as well as any allocation and otherwise benefits we might, now, qualify for, into building a quality/solid core of players, be they foreign or domestic, first (from day one).

    Having said that, I feel like we're very close, if slightly needing to improve in one or two areas, as far as our core of players are concerned. So, yeh.. I'd have to agree that it's now safe for us to maximize DP's, even if results don't necessarily reflect that we've "arrived," so to speak. I'd be a bit weary on using the new DP slot on a CB, though. I think that, as you've already pointed out, Yohan, in MLS, you can maybe get away with decent CB's.. but, I think that the skill-set of a quality DM is a bit trickier to find; Alonso, remember, is now a DP, and I don't think, with as many caps for his national side as he has, that Beckerman would be too far off from such status (perhaps age is a factor, there). Not to mention the pressure, in Toronto especially, and after JDG, on a defensive player getting DP wages; at least, being a DM, there's a good chance he pots one or two, to keep some of the lesser informed fans quiet (believe Laba used to get chirped at, even).

    As I've stated earlier in the thread, I'd go for an AM replacement for Defoe, a new, DP DM, and a stud CB, for Caldwell to groom/help acclimate, in what is likely his last year with us. Do these things, and we're set.

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    freddy Adu to Toronto fc. Heard it hear first folks. This is completely my own conclusion. Article online states two MLS teams are vying for him to join them on trial. But, if I was Bez I would bring him in. Could have a lot of upside

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    Quote Originally Posted by mcolvy View Post
    freddy Adu to Toronto fc. Heard it hear first folks. This is completely my own conclusion. Article online states two MLS teams are vying for him to join them on trial. But, if I was Bez I would bring him in. Could have a lot of upside
    I'd agree; he was decent at Philly and has always been a solid contributor. Not a star player, but also not really reaching his potential. I don't see it as divisive if he's getting journeyman money and is humble about working with Bradley and Giovinco to improve. Look at some of his play for the U.S. Nats; it's clear he has MLS-level talent, at least. Plus, he can play in the hole and as a wide forward, so would be a perfect understudy/backup.

    Then again, there's always the potential distraction. I sometimes think, though, that coaches move him because they can't "unlock" a potential greatness that isn't really there. He's just a decent second-div-type pro.

    They could always structure the deal to be performance-based.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mcolvy View Post
    freddy Adu to Toronto fc. Heard it hear first folks. This is completely my own conclusion. Article online states two MLS teams are vying for him to join them on trial. But, if I was Bez I would bring him in. Could have a lot of upside
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    Quote Originally Posted by Areathrasher View Post
    You're right, he is on loan.

    I'd Vanney would have some familiarity with some of the players on the roster and still have contacts at their academy so should be able to get the low down on the HGs
    LOL, I imagine he knows Eric Zavaleta fairly well; he's Vanney's nephew. Also Seattle property on loan.

    Thomas McNamara looked like the steal of the draft until his knee injury.

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    Slot in Oduro or Jackson for Moore and that looks good.

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    Quote Originally Posted by flamehawk View Post
    This is spot on in my view and what I would like TFC to play (happens to be the formation I use in Fifa). However, I am not sure I see Moore as the starting RW/RF, serviceable as depth, but I think we need someone with greater technical ability.
    Quote Originally Posted by Areathrasher View Post
    Slot in Oduro or Jackson for Moore and that looks good.
    That's the thing with that formation, isn't it -- the front four are mostly all interchangeable; I've got Moore in there for his ability to hold the ball up and link play, which he has done to great affect, at times (I think he was key to whomever was the main striker, hence why he, more often than not, got the nod).. however, I can see any of those you mentioned slotting in, as well.

    Because I, personally, see Moore starting a fair bit, I feel like we need a better option at striker to come off the bench; Moore CAN, do this, but I think it's risky to rely on him as the main back-up for a lone-striker in a 4-2-3-1.

    Other than that, if Henry leaves, I think it's essential we get another decent CB depth option (bonus if he's capable of playing at RB, in a pinch).

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    I wouldn't be surprised if Moore heads back to England. Esp if that report that Burnley were after him was true.

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    I wonder if Issey wants to come back.
    (If they fire Bezbatchenko it would be more likely).

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    Quote Originally Posted by DeRo Fan #1 View Post
    I wonder if Issey wants to come back.
    (If they fire Bezbatchenko it would be more likely).
    I highly doubt that. Bez was probably the one who brought Issey here to begin with. Nelsen probably didn't like what he brought to the game and moved him out for a player he liked more. He did the same thing with Urruti after Payne spent months to bring him in. So if Bez doesn't bring him back, then it's even less likely that a new manager does. While we the fans may like certain players and want them back, new managers typically don't look at those same players

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    Bradley ain't no side midfielder. Fits better as the central part of a 4-1-3-2 or in that 4-2-3-1

 

 

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