Can I third this motion?Originally Posted by portu
Aside from that Warner was immense today too. As did craevalle in a rb role.
Can I third this motion?
Aside from that Warner was immense today too. As did craevalle in a rb role.
Jon Montgomery was our gold medalist in skeleton, and the sequence you described about his tv interview with a pitcher in hand is legendary.
Dude.
They go into the locker room
&
drink beer.
He's been called up to the United States U20s multiple times this spring and he had been away at the U20 WC since the start of May. According to twitter he only got back from New Zealand on the 20th.
Great game last night. Altidore is beast. So much heart and passion on display. Quite the contrast to Defoe.
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I will keep a beer at the ready if Konopka would like one after every game. A beer for each of the players if they play like that.
What a great night. Chapman, Delgado and what a night to celebrate becoming a Canadian citizen. All the new comers got to see the rightful order of things in Canada with Toronto on top and Montreal sucking balls.
The flares at the GO tunnel, the songs and chants afterwards. THANKS TO ALL THAT BRING THE HYPE!!!
Konopka goes over and takes a drink of a fan's beer.
Hilarious!
Had a good laugh at that one!
My takes from the game :
1. When are 3DPs are on the field, we're untouchable.
2. Chapman NEEDS to play over Delgado in that system, as he is better offensively. (Clearly Vanney is playing his boys)
3. South end was rocking last night. Can't wait till next year when we have nights like that with a roof over our heads.
So glad i didn't have to watch lazy Luke Moore tonight. sadly he'll be back getting minutes when jozy leaves for the Gold Cup. I'm already cringing thinking about him and Jackson getting more minutesNon penalty goals plus assists per 90 leaderboard
Do us all a favour and shut it about Moore, yea?So glad when thinking we wouldn't see any Moore posts after a game he wasn't a part of. Oh well. I'm sure fb isn't sure how they feel about him yet. Try your soapbox there, maybe?
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That was some fantastic play from TFC last night. The passing was great. It was actually like watching an EPL team pass the ball around. Such a contrast from some of the rubbish we have had to endure in the past. I think Konopka could have maybe had the save on their goal but it was hard to tell on TV if he was screened. Did anyone in 115 get a good look at it? Man, what a game for me to miss in person. Stupid thing is the reason I missed it fell through at the last minute but it was too late to get downtown. Oh well.
What a night! Great weather, and the team was finally clicking. I have never seen such quick one touch precise passing by a TSC team before. That was a night to remember.
What a great night last evening was for TFC, with goals from Seba, The General and Jozy !!!
Remember The Man, The Legend, The Goal 5-12-07 and All That #9 Left On The Pitch, Thanks For The Memories !!!
I was at the game and lucky enough to get some seats in 113. i don't usually sit (stand) there, but it's extra enjoyable when i do. RPBs were in truly fine voice and it was a real pleasure to sing and bounce with you. i have been to a lot of games since year one and last night was probably the most fun i have had at BMO.
As for the match, there were a couple instances in the second when the ball movement and overall passing was so precise and dare i say almost Barcelona like. Ball was literally moving around the whole team around the entire pitch. It got me thinking how much of a far cry this team (and the league) is from the days of Chad Barrett and Dan Gargan.
Jozy. the guy is a beast. What a revelation compared to defoe.
Everyone played well, but Crevalle in particular looked solid and dangerous in attack.
These appear to be some real good times for us and for once it doesn't look like fool's gold.
congratulations. like you said, a perfect way to cap off a special day.
So I heard what I thought to be a new chant coming from the bowels of 112 last night. It was to the tune of "Alouette". Perfect melody considering the rivalry and could be rolled over for many minutes. That being said it was quite muffled with all ambient noise around... Did I hear something about the FLQ at one point? Lol
Can someone post the lyrics by chance?
... and yeah, great game!
Bellzy
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Check out the songs and chants part of the board. I'm assuming that is the one they did.
It's a call and response and it's brilliant. We first did it last season and it caught on really well. The top of 113 even joined in and it had all the cops and security staff chuckling. It is most definitely not PC, but it is fun as hell. As you go, it gets longer because you repeat the last line of each verse (just like in Alouette).
The chorus is like this:
Beat the Impact, beat the fuckin' Impact.
Beat the Impact back to Montreal.
I don't remember all of the verses. Maybe @wowza; will be able to chime in
Toronto FC baby...best team everrrrrrrrrr -Jozy
This. ..the 1-2-3-4....combinations were very good. I remember in the first half they put like 14 passes together where everyone touched the ball, and they almost scored.
Both Zavaleta and Perquis are really doing a good job with their passing. It makes a big difference when we can push the ball back out to them and knock it around to keep possession. Perquis made some killer long passes, too.
Toronto FC baby...best team everrrrrrrrrr -Jozy
warner was a beast!
he was stripping balls right out of players hands.
evryone was perfect, only osario needs a few practice shots on net. the kid needs to get the monkey off the back, he panics when he sees net
Yeah, Warner was good as a more typical DM. He obviously didn't give us Cheyrou's distribution, but his tough work on the ball allowed him to get it to the guys who make stuff happen. I noticed Bradley was often making himself available to Warner for that quick outlet.
Toronto FC baby...best team everrrrrrrrrr -Jozy
Amazing how good tfc can be when the ref is half competent and calls blatant fouls. Bradley and giovinco can do their stuff because Alan Kelly actually did his job
Personally, don't agree with this assessment. Delgado made a serious argument for more playing time last night. On the flipside, Chapman's play wasn't all that impressive
Seconded. Delgado looked fantastic and made lots of precise passes and had great close control. Not to slight Chapman, but we can't take away anything from Delgado who did great.
I really think that come the gold cup we're going to see Cheyrou play the Bradley role with Warner as the DM. That leaves us with a midfield that could include both Chapman and Delgado, but more likley than not it will be Jackson and one of those two kids.
Cheyrou isn't mobile enough or offensively talented enough to play Bradley's position.
It's sometimes much more difficult to come on as a sub than start a game - and also some players just aren't good coming form the subs bench.
Personally I'd rather see much more of Delgado AND Chapman than players like Jackson. Both players could have a good future.
Still think Jackson has a place off the bench and is at least non-facepalm depth. If a real good offer came then I would part with him for sure but I think the possible emergence of Delgado and Chapman has spelled the end of Lovitz here. He has no place and no chance from what I have seen and it gets even worse when you look at what TFC II will eventually have to offer.
but jackson off the bench is potent. he is fast fwd and defensively. sure he isnt pretty, but for the last 10-15 minutes he really gets the job down well. hes strong and fast, and agasint a tired D he is effective
Creavalle actually screened Konopka on the goal, you can see it in the replay. It was only for a moment, but it was right when the shot came. Creavalle was running across in front of goal to get back to his RB position, and the shot came in behind Creavalle just as he was passing Konopka. It wasn't really an error by Creavalle either: as this was a fast counter-attack right after our own corner kick, everybody was scrambling to get back into position. Shit happens.
The only thing: Montreal has recently become known as a very potent counter-attacking team. I think they should have setup differently for corner kicks & free kicks at the other end. Sure send the big guys forward; but keep 1 or 2 additional short/fast guys back further. There were a couple of other occasions that could easily have turned into goals for Montreal.
Piatti is a pleasure to watch too, school morrow that led to the goal
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