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TORONTO, CANADA - If mimicking the MLS side is a part of Toronto FC II’s plan, they certainly did that in Saturday in a 2-1 loss to Fort Lauderdale CF. However, the process and play by the Young Reds were more promising than their MLS counterparts, despite slipping up on a chance to make history

Daniel Taylor, Relegated: Leicester Barney Ronay, Relegated: And probably Leicester too. No Nigel, no party. Simon Burnton, Relegated: Which is another way of saying it’s very hard to pick between about 10 possible candidates but if forced I’ll go with Leicester Dominic Fifield, Relegated: Leicester may have to repeat last season’s late heroics, though can that be achieved with

January 28, 2021 League 1 Ontario adds four new teams to Men's Division. League1 Ontario expands by four men's teams for 2021 the story on their site. Guelph United FC Scrosoppi FC (Milton) St Catharines Roma Wolves (returning to higher play for first time since 2013...the year CSL desanctioned and L1O started up...they fell through the cracks). Waterloo United (wonder what happened to 1812 Barrie?) Also I noticed Aurora FC is not listed as a returning teams.

After a successful first few games for the Reds, Nick DeLeon has signed a contract extension with Toronto FC through 2021.

Effigy of Pozuelo made from sex doll and ran over by model train !

Toronto FC will open the 2019 Concacaf Champions League in Panama, away to Independiente FC on Tuesday, Feb. 19 at 8 p.m. The home leg of the round of 16 tie will be the following Tuesday, Feb. 26, also at 8 p.m. Should TFC advance, the quarter-final first leg will take place between March 5-7, with the second leg March 12-14. Leg 1 of the semis would be April 2-4, with Leg 2 April 9-11. This year's final will see the first leg go between April 23-25, and the second leg somewhere from April 30 to May 2.

Toronto FC President Bill Manning invites 2 Guys 1 Beer to check our the Bud Bar with some of the teams staff. Bill has become a fan of Michelob Ultra. So that is what we are giving a try.

It appears Victor Vazquez's 2018 campaign is done. Toronto FC announced today that the Spanish midfielder has undergone arthroscopic knee surgery, and will therefore miss the rest of the season. The Reds, who have been officially eliminated from playoff contention, have decided it's best to let Vazquez get a head start on the 6-8 week recovery period in order to have him healthy to start a crucial 2019 season. Vazquez had eight goals and nine assists in 21 MLS matches this year.