John Molinaro has a great piece up about this.
http://tinyurl.com/3y8z9mq
Here are the key quotes
Cochrane reiterated TFC's stance in an email to CBCSports.ca.
"I was contacted a little more than a month ago by Dwayne and his representative asking if we would entertain a loan or training stint," Cochrane wrote. "We said we would but would need assurances and final sign-off on it — that an agreement would need to be in place that we were comfortable with.
"Dwayne's agent contacted me and asked if we would let Dwayne train [with] a club and we said we would, but again would have to have something official in place that would provide us with some assurances that should Dwayne get hurt we would be covered. They understood that completely.
"I have not received anything official from Dwayne or his agent or Celtic. MLS will reach out to Celtic to clear up this situation and will do what is best for Toronto FC."
Dwayne's older brother, however, tells a different story.
In a phone interview with CBCSports.ca, Mark De Rosario claimed TFC was fully aware that the soccer star had been seeking a trial with Celtic for the past three weeks and that he was granted permission by the MLS club to go to Scotland.
"You just don't pick up and leave when you're under contract to go on trial for another team," said De Rosario, who is also Dwayne's business partner.
"You have to get permission from your club, and my brother isn't going to leave his family on Boxing Day during the holidays to go over Celtic on a whim."
Read more:
http://www.cbc.ca/sports/soccer/story/2010...l#ixzz19RYoLrtf