Any idea when the TFC schedule (game start times) will be finalized?

[Mark in Ottawa]

Looking to attend a game or two this year but travelling down and back by VIA means I need an early kick off time.
The schedule on the TFC site has no start times listed

[Red CB Toronto]

Nothing finalized yet Mark, it all hinges on tv making their choices I guess. Have you in the past trained to Oshawa and stayed there, taking the GO Train in?

As of now, I am planning on being at the Fury Home Opener vs. Minnesota.

[Mark in Ottawa]

Nothing finalized yet Mark, it all hinges on tv making their choices I guess. Have you in the past trained to Oshawa and stayed there, taking the GO Train in?

As of now, I am planning on being at the Fury Home Opener vs. Minnesota.

In the distant past I used to drive to Whitby, check into the Holiday Inn, and take the Go Train in and back after the game.
Stayed overnight sleeping off the days "celebrating" and drove home next morning.

Then I discovered that I could take the early morning VIA train to Union Station (taking advantage of the VIA web fares) then street car to Joes for RPB meetup for games with early kick-off (before 3). I could see game, grab a quick after match pint and the street car back to Union for the last train home same day at 18:30.

It ended up costing less than the hotel stayover + fuel for the car, all done same day with less wear and tear on the body driving for 7 hours or so.

Will be glad to see you and any other supporters in Ottawa for Fury games. Our supporters groups are small but energetic and working out our place in the NASL universe. We usually can get a ticket allottment for each game and sell it to supporters to save them a few bucks on those nasty "ticket bastard" surcharges.

[mowe]

Wileman on TSN's schedule:

Luke Wileman @LukeWileman · Jan 30 @Anto7 expected to be finalized early next week but not sure when it will be made public

[Red CB Toronto]

In the distant past I used to drive to Whitby, check into the Holiday Inn, and take the Go Train in and back after the game.
Stayed overnight sleeping off the days "celebrating" and drove home next morning.

Then I discovered that I could take the early morning VIA train to Union Station (taking advantage of the VIA web fares) then street car to Joes for RPB meetup for games with early kick-off (before 3). I could see game, grab a quick after match pint and the street car back to Union for the last train home same day at 18:30.

It ended up costing less than the hotel stayover + fuel for the car, all done same day with less wear and tear on the body driving for 7 hours or so.

Will be glad to see you and any other supporters in Ottawa for Fury games. Our supporters groups are small but energetic and working out our place in the NASL universe. We usually can get a ticket allottment for each game and sell it to supporters to save them a few bucks on those nasty "ticket bastard" surcharges.

Sounds good Mark, Yeh I totally get the wear and tear aspect, plus the train is a pretty nice way to go. Stu, has me taken care of for April 18, looking forward to Weids, Ryan and the rest of the Fury take down Minnesota.

[FRANKIE65]

Times announced

http://www.torontofc.ca/news/2015/02...imes-announced

[Roca]

We get Montreal on St-Jean Baptiste day! New verse needed for "Beat the Impact"

Will ya lose on Fête St-Jean?
Fête St.-Jean
You are gone!

[Mark in Ottawa]

Times announced

http://www.torontofc.ca/news/2015/02...imes-announced

Thanks. Looks like Sept. or Oct. for me
Just as well. After the Womens World Cup etc ... here in Ottawa