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WTR's Toronto FC Top 31 Countdown: The Stream
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December 6, 2012
TFC Top 31 Countdown: Number 1 - Danny Koevermans
He gave us that awesome "Worst team in the world" interview and a great run of goals amidst our oh so brief streak of competence. Can he come back and once again be the best natural goalscorer in the league? Let's hope so.
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December 5, 2012
Toronto FC Top 31 Countdown: #2 - Terry Dunfield
Terry Dunfield winds up at second in our countdown having featured in nearly every TFC game this season and even notching a couple of impressive goals along the way. His work rate and attitude finally seem to be winning folks over!
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December 4, 2012
TFC Top 31 Countdown: #3 - Richard Eckersley
After a season of being often being played out of position and having the defense change around him almost daily, he may not be the best player on the pitch but can always be counted on to play the full 90. At Number 3 is TFC`s feisty fullback Ecks.
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December 3, 2012
TFC Top 31 Countdown: #4 - Luis Silva
TFC's first round draft pick, though apparently not Paul Mariner's choice -- and also part of the TFC 3 in Houston, but who's counting? Coming in at #4 in our Top 31, it's rookie Luis Silva.
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December 2, 2012
TFC Top 31 Countdown: # 5 - Torsten Frings
At #5 in our countdown we find Toronto FC's captain and undisputed leader Torsten Frings. His season was cut short by injuries this year but his on field impact was undeniable and is why he is once again near the top of the countdown.
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December 1, 2012
TFC Top 31 Countdown: #6 - Ashtone Morgan
The nasty left back had another good year personally, proving a valuable attacking weapon with much improved crossing leading to plenty of goals. At number 6, it's Ashtone Morgan.
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November 30, 2012
TFC Top 31 Countdown: #7 - Ryan Johnson
It looked like he was going to play every minute of every game, but he was eventually allowed to rest. Scored some great goals, took a lot of punishment and just kept on coming. If only he was a more consistent scorer. At number 7, it's Ryan Johnson
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November 29, 2012
TFC Top 31 Countdown: #8 - Milos Kocic
Given the chance to make the number one position his own, didn't really take it, instead ended with the same beaten down look Stefan Frei developed. At number 8, it's Milos Kocic
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November 28, 2012
TFC Top 31 Countdown: #9 - Darren O'Dea
Darren O'Dea was signed by Toronto FC in August and was greeted by many fans as finally being the solution to the team's defensive woes but that was not the case in 2012 as he struggled to make a difference but showed the skills needed to do well.
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November 27, 2012
TFC Top 31 Countdown: #10 - Reggie Lambe
The Bermudan international scored a total of 6 goals in his first season with Toronto FC but finds himself right on the edge of our top ten due to his inconsistent performances.
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November 26, 2012
TFC Top 31 Countdown: #11 - Eric Hassli
Probably not as important a long term signing as Darren O'Dea, but by far the most exciting signing of the summer window, questions remain about his future and his effectiveness. At number 11, it's Eric Hassli
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November 25, 2012
TFC Top 31 Countdown: #12 - Julian de Guzman
Our first DP, though in 3 years he only sporadically lived up to that tag. 2012 certainly wasn't the year it all came together for him. The man with the knockout punch, bail bondsman extraordinaire, at number 12, it's Julian de Guzman.
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November 24, 2012
TFC Top 31 Countdown: #13 - Eric Avila
A creative attacking midfielder who started the season so brightly, ended the year exiled to the bench like a child being sent to his room. Did he play that badly or was Paul Mariner teaching him a lesson? At number 13 it's Eric Avila.
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November 23, 2012
TFC Top 31 Countdown: #14 - Doneil Henry
Another year where he got more playing time than would have been expected, a lot of it at right back. He got his first cap for Canada, and scored the winner against the US in the under 23 Olympic qualifier. At number 14, it's Doneil Henry.
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November 22, 2012
TFC Top 31 Countdown: #15 - Logan Emory
A player that's better than this profile makes him out to be. Cheap, dependable, can cover two positions, a good solid MLS depth player. Sadly, with the odd calamitous mistake thrown in. At number 15, it's Logan Emory.
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November 21, 2012
TFC Top 31 Countdown: #16 - Nick Soolsma
Never the fastest or the flashiest, he was a surprisingly solid winger in his time at TFC. Unfortunately a rather large error in judgement and a change in management brought an early end to his career in Toronto. At number 16, it's Nick Soolsma
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November 20, 2012
TFC Top 31 Countdown: #17 - Adrian Cann
The Canadian international, may have just been released by the club but he still managed to land at #17 in our countdown after battling back from a major knee injury.
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November 19, 2012
TFC Top 31 Countdown: #18 - Jeremy Hall
Useful but too expensive, he played a lot more than he really should have, got a kick in the face for his troubles, but did get to see some puppies and kittens. Number 18 is Jeremy Hall
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November 18, 2012
TFC Top 31 Countdown: #19 - Joao Plata
He had a rough season under Winter, sat on the bench under Mariner and eventually wound up back in Ecuador. At #19 in our countdown is the pint-sized winger, Joao Plata.
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November 17, 2012
TFC Top 31 Countdown: #20 - Quincy Amarikwa
A goal against Liverpool and two in the Champions League aside, that's as much as TFC got with Quincy Amarikwa, who comes in at 20 in our Top 31 countdown.
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November 16, 2012
TFC Top 31 Countdown: #21 - Aaron Maund
12th overall draft pick, could he be the answer to the never ending Centre Back problem? Not if he keeps being played as a defensive Midfielder he can't? At number 21, it's Aaron Maund.
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November 15, 2012
TFC Top 31 Countdown: #22 - Andrew Wiedeman
He is what we got in return for Julian de Guzman. Turns out he wasn't exactly the world's best finisher as SOME people made him out to be. Coming in at Number 22 in our Top 31 countdown, it's Andrew Wiedeman.
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November 14, 2012
TFC Top 31 Countdown: #23 - Freddy Hall
A backup goalie, who got the chance to prove he should be back next year, but didn't really take it. Talented but inconsistent, at Number 23, it's Freddy Hall.
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November 13, 2012
TFC Top 31 Countdown: #24 - Stefan Frei
Toronto's number one in goal ends up at number 24 on our countdown thanks to only playing 90 minutes before going down with a season ending ankle injury in training.
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November 12, 2012
TFC Top 31 Countdown: #25 - Matt Stinson
2012 was not the best of seasons for academy grad Matt Stinson. He seemed to be out of favour with both Paul Mariner and Aron Winter and thanks to a number of injuries he found himself way down the depth chart.