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Nickname: The "F.C." in the team's name is the conventional initials for Football Club, in the tradition of European clubs. Logo: A grey 'T' with F C in red on a shield with Toronto in white across a red banner with a diamond style Maple Leaf on top. Colors: Red White Grey |
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Manager: Johnn Carver 2008- Stadium: BMO Field 2007- |
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Logo 2007-Present |
2nd Season First Game Played April 7, 2007 |
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Stadiums: (1) BMO Field 2007-Present |
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MLS Cup MVP: None |
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Best Season: 2007 (6-17-7; 25 points) Worst Season: 2007 (6-17-7; 25 points) |
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On the Air: Televsion: CBC , Rogers Sportsnet and The Score Radio: None Broadcasters: Brian Budd, Jason DeVos, Gerry Dobson and Craig Forrest, Paul James, Mitch Peacock, Nigel Reed, and James Sharman |
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©MMVIII Tank Productions. Stats researched by Stephen Mulvoy, all information, and
team names are property of Major League Soccer. This site is not affiliated
with the Toronto F.C. or the MLS. This site is maintained for research
purposes only. All logos used on this page were from Chris Creamer's Sports Logos Page. Page created on March 11, 2007. Last updated on May 28, 2008 at 2:05 pm ET. Home |
Coaches: (2) Mo Johnson 2007 John Carver 2008-Present |
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MLS Cup Champions: None MLS Cup Appearances: None Supporter's Shield Winner: None Semi-Finals Appearances: None Confernce Champions: None Playoff Appearances: None |
All-Star Games Hosted: (1) 2008 All-Star Game MVP: None |
AWARDS Coach of the Year: None Rookie of the Year: None Scoring Champion: None Goalkeeper of the Year: None Defender of the Year: None MVP: None |
Historical Moments: 2007: Despite a long scoreless streak to start the team's history, Toronto FC quickly began to establish itself as a solid soccer club and organization with beyond powerful fan support. As proof of this, the club's first win on May 12 at BMO Field saw Danny Dichio score in the 24th minute, sending the sellout crowd - the first of many - into ecstasy, tossing plastic soccer shaped seat cushions onto the field in celebration. The 3-1 win over Chicago was preceded by a 1-0 win over the eventual champions Houston Dynamo. Though TFC would slip to the cellar of MLS with an expansion-like record of 6-17-7, the club built a solid foundation as the first Canadian team in MLS and looked toward a bright future. |
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