MM2 Posted December 1, 2006 Share Posted December 1, 2006 Toronto FC -Roster Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MM2 Posted December 1, 2006 Author Share Posted December 1, 2006 Toronto FC roster (18 Senior 10 Developmental) Canadian (6-7) 1. Jim Brennan M (Free - England) 2. Marco Reda D (Free - Norway) 3. Chris Pozniak D (Free - Norway) 4. Adam Braz D (Free - Montreal) 5. Greg Sutton G (Transfer - Montreal) 6. Andrea Lombardo F (Free- Italy) 7. Maycoll Canizalez M (Free - Germany) 8. Kenny Stamatopoulos G (Loan -Tromso) American (3) 9. Tyrone Marshall D (Trade - Los Angeles) -Jamaica/USA 10. Ronnie O'Brien M (Trade - Dallas) -Ireland/USA 11. Jeff Cunnighham F (Trade - Real Salt Lake) -USA Internationals (4) 12. Daniele Dichio (Free - Preston North End,England) -England 13. Carl Robinson M (Free - Norwich City, England) - Wales 14. Todd Dunivant(Trade - New York Red Bulls) -USA 15. Collin Samuel (Free - Dundee United) -Trinidad & Tobago Youth Internationals (4-5) 16. Andrew Boyens D (#10 draft pick) -New Zealand 17. Marvell Wynne D (New York Red Bulls) -USA 18. Developmental Roster (9 Canadians, 1 youth International) 19. Maurice Edu M (# 1 draft pick) YI -USA 20. 21. Srdjan Djekanovic G (Transfer - Vancouver) 22. Nana Attakora-Gyan D (Canada U-20) 23. Dave Guzman (U of Louisville) 24. Tyler Hemming D/M (#40 Supplemental pick -Hartwick -Ottawa Fury) 25. Stephen Lumley D (Canada U-20) 26. Christian Nunez M (Canada U-20) 27. Joey Melo M/F (Canada) 28. Gabe Gala (Canada U-20) Guest Players (Reserves) <s>1. Nana Attakora-Gyan (Canada-U20)</s> 2. Shane Lammie (Canada-U20 Signed by North York CSL) <s>3. Cristian Nuñez (Canada-U20)</s> 4. Frank Bruno 5. Desmond Humphries 6. Kayin Jeffers (Toronto Lynx) 7. Ryan Fante In-Season Transactions: April 15: Daniele Dichio acquired from Preston North End April 17: Marvell Wynne acquired from New York Red Bulls April 17: 2nd Rd. 08 Draft pick + Partial Allocation to NYRB April 18: Kevin Goldthwaite acquired from Houston April 18: Richard Mulrooney sent to Houston April 18: 1st Rd 08 Draft pick acquired from Houston April 19: Conor Casey traded to Colorado April 19: Acquired rights to Riley O'Neill from Colorado April 19: Acquired Allocation from Colorado April 21: Tomer Chencinski released April 21: Gabe Gala added to developmental roster April 21: Andrew (AJ) Gray released April 25: Sam Reynolds added for 1 game (Emergency keeper) April 25: Richard Asante released April 27: Srdjan Djekanovic signed from Vancouver May 2: 1st Round draft 08 pick from Chivas USA May 2: Paulo Nagamura traded to Chivas USA May 22: Alecko Eskadarian traded to Real Salt Lake May 22: 1st Round 08 draft pick to Real Salt Lake May 22: Jeff Cunnignham acquired from Real Salt Lake June 13: Tyrone Marshall acquired from Los Angeles June 13: Edson Buddle traded to Los Angeles June 21: Abbe Ibrahim released June 21: Collin Samuel signed from Dundee United June 25: Kevin Goldthwaite traded to New York Red Bulls June 25: Todd Dunivant acquired from New York Red Bulls July 07: Boris Pardo added as Emergency keeper July 24: David Monsalve added as Emergency keeper August 1: Kenny Stamatopoulos added on loan from Tromso Norway August 29: Andy Welsh Transfer to Blackpool England On trial (In-Season) <s>1. Craig Forrest (Free - West Ham) </s> <s>2. Srdjan Djekanovic G (Vancouver) Canada</s> <s>3. Marc Bircham M (Queens Park Rangers)</s> <s>4. Colin Samuel F (Dundee United) Trinidad & Tobago</s> 5. Calvin Rosario F (St. Catharines Roma reserves) On Trial (Pre-Season) <s>1. Jamaal Smith D (TFC tryouts -York University)</s> <s>2. Rich Asante D/M (#27 Draft pick -Syracuse)</s> <s>3. Jeff Gonsalves F (#40 Draft pick -Rhode Island)</s> <s>4. Jarrod Smith F (#1 Supplemental pick -West Virginia) YI NZ</s> <s>5. Hunter West F (#27 Supplemental pick -U of S. Florida)YI USA</s> <s>6. Tyler Hemmings D/M (#40 Supplemental pick -Hartwick)</s> <s>7. Niki Budalic F (TFC Tryouts - Norway)</s> <s>8. Jon Paul Piques G (TFC tryouts - Braga Portugal)</s> <s>9. David Monsalve G (Canada U-20)</s> <s>10. Joey Melo F (Canada U-18)</s> <s>11. Rick Titus D (Toronto Lynx)</s> <s>12. Matthew Paleschi F (TFC tryouts -Toronto Lynx)</s> <s>13. Qu Xing [Wuhan Guanggu] YI China</s> <s>14. Hector Hurtado (Columbia)</s> <s>15. Tomer Chencinski G (Fairleigh Dickinson)</s> <s>16. AJ Gray (Canada U-20)</s> <s>17. Stephen Lumley (Canada U-20)</s> <s>18. Andy Welsh [Leicester(Sunderland)]YI England</s> <s>19. Garfield Reid M (Jamaica)</s> <s>20. Maycoll Canizalez (Canada)</s> <s>21. Junaid Hartley (South Africa)</s> <s>22. Gabe Gala (U-20 Canada)</s><s> <s>23. Dave Guzman (U of Louisville)</s></s> <s>24. Dane Klate (South Africa)</s> <s>25. Loes Andrade (Portugal)</s> Protected list: Darryl Roberts F (YI T&T signed by Sparta Rotterdam) to Dec 31 2008 Jarrod Smith F (YI NZ Injured - ) to Dec 31 2008 Hunter West F (YI USA) to Dec 31 2008 Jeff Gonsalves F (Canada-signed by Rhode Island PDL)to Dec 31 2008 Riley O'Neill F (Canada) to Dec. 31 2008 Richard Asante M (Canada-signed by Toronto Lynx PDL)to Dec. 31 2008 Expansion Draft (November 2006) 1. Paulo Nagamura (Los Angeles Galaxy) 2. Danny O'Rourke (New York Red Bulls) 3. Jose Cancela (New England Revolution) 4. Adrian Serioux (Houston Dynamo) 5. Nate Jaqua (Chicago Fire) 6. Rod Dyachenko (D.C. United) 7. Jason Kreis (Real Salt Lake) 8. Tim Regan (Chivas USA) 9. Ritchie Kotschau (Columbus Crew) 10. Will Hesmer (Kansas City Wizards) Superdraft (January 2007) 1. Maurice Edu (Maryland) 10. Andrew Boyens (New Mexico) 14. Traded to Dallas -Abdus Ibrahim (USA U-17) 27. Rich Asante (Syracuse) 40. Jeff Gonsalves (Rhode Island) Supplemental Draft (January 2007) 1. Jarrod Smith (U of W. Virginia) 14. Darryl Roberts (Liberty College) 27. Hunter West (U of South Florida) 40. Tyler Hemmings (Hartwick) National Team Appearances Darryl Roberts -T&T (Date MP-G-A Level Competition Versus Score) 04-02-07 90-0-0 MNT Friendly Costa Rica 0-4 31-01-07 73-0-0 MNT Friendly Panama 1-2 23-01-07 90-0-0 MNT Caribbean Cup Haiti 1-2 20-01-07 90-0-0 MNT Caribbean Cup Cuba 3-1 28-05-07 67-0-0 MNT Tournament Haiti 1-0 30-05-07 22-1-0 MNT Tournament Mexico (Pan-AM) 2-1 07-06-07 84-0-0 MNT Gold Cup El Salvador 1-2 09-06-07 90-0-0 MNT Gold Cup USA 0-2 12-06-07 90-0-0 MNT Gold Gup Guatemala 1-1 Carl Robinson -Wales 06-02-07 90-0-0 MNT Friendly Northern Ireland 0-0 24-03-07 89-0-0 MNT Euro Cup Qual. Ireland 0-1 26-05-07 90-0-0 MNT Friendly New Zealand 2-2 02-06-07 90-0-0 MNT Euro Cup Qual. Czeck Rep. 0-0 Greg Sutton - Canada 01-06-07 90-0-0 MNT Friendly Venezuela 2-2 09-06-07 90-0-0 MNT Gold Cup Guadeloupe 1-2 Chris Pozniak -Canada 09-06-07 18-0-0 MNT Gold Cup Guadeloupe 1-2 11-06-07 90-0-0 MNT Gold Cup Haiti 2-0 16006-07 01-0-0 MNT Gold Cup Guatemala 3-0 Adam Braz -Canada 25-02-07 10-0-0 MNT Friendly Bermuda 3-0 01-06-07 57-0-0 MNT Friendly Venezuela 2-2 Andrea Lombardo -Canada 27-03-07 04-0-0 U20 Friendly Scotland 1-2 24-03-07 45-0-0 U20 Friendly Scotland 3-1 11-05-07 90-0-0 U20 Friendly Argentina 1-2 03-06-07 90-0-0 U20 Friendly USA 1-4 01-07-07 64-0-0 U20 World Cup Chile 0-3 05-07-07 09-0-0 U20 World Cup Austria 0-1 08-07-07 90-0-0 U20 World Cup Congo 0-2 Andrew (A.J.) Gray -Canada 27-03-07 27-0-0 U20 Friendly Scotland 1-2 24-03-07 45-0-0 U20 Friendly Scotland 3-1 03-06-07 42-0-0 U20 Friendly USA 1-4 06-06-07 08-0-0 U20 Freindly USA 4-0 Christian Nunez -Canada 11-05-07 90-0-0 U20 Friendly Argentina 1-2 03-06-07 90-0-0 U20 Friendly USA 1-4 06-06-07 90-0-0 U20 Friendly USA 4-0 18-06-07 53-0-0 U20 Friendly Czech Republic 0-0 01-07-07 90-0-0 U20 World Cup Chile 0-3 05-07-07 29-0-0 U20 World Cup Austria 0-1 Nana Attakora-Gyan -Canada 11-05-07 77-0-0 U20 Friendly Argentina 1-2 03-06-07 73-1-0 U20 Friendly USA 1-4 06-06-07 90-0-0 U20 Friendly USA 4-0 18-06-07 53-0-0 U20 Friendly Czech Republic 0-0 01-07-07 90-0-0 U20 World Cup Chile 0-3 08-07-07 90-0-0 U20 World Cup Congo 0-2 Gabe Gala -Canada 11-05-07 34-0-0 U20 Friendly Argentina 1-2 03-06-07 58-0-0 U20 Friendly USA 1-4 08-07-07 33-0-0 U20 World Cup Congo 0-2 Stephen Lumley -Canada 03-06-07 90-0-0 U20 Friendly USA 1-4 06-06-07 90-0-0 U20 Friendly USA 4-0 05-07-07 25-0-0 U20 World Cup Austria 0-1 08-07-07 57-0-0 U20 World Cup Congo 0-2 Andrew Boyens -New Zealand 26-05-07 90-0-0 MNT Friendly Wales 2-2 Marvell Wynne -USA 28-06-07 90-0-0 MNT Copa America Argentina 1-4 Ex-TFC 1. Jason Kries F (Trade/ RSL for partial Allocation) 2. Adrian Serioux D/M (Trade/ Dallas for Ronnie O'Brien) 3. Will Hesmer G (Trade/ Columbus for partial Allocation) 4. Danny O'Rourke M (Trade/ Columbus for partial Allocation) 5. Tim Regan D (Trade/ New York for Edson Buddle) 6. Nate Jaqua F (Trade/Los Angeles for Allocation) 7. Rod Dyachenko M/F (Trade/ DC United for 2008 1st pick) 8. Ritchie Kotschau D (Released - Signed by Real Salt Lake) 9. Jon Busch G (Released- signed with Chicago Fire) 10. Jose Cancela M (Traded to Colorado for YI spot) 11. Richard Mulrooney M (Traded to Houston) 12. Conor Casey F (Traded to Colorado) 13. Tomer Chencinski G (Released) 14. Andrew (AJ) Gray (Released) 15. Richard Asante D/M(Released-signed by Toronto Lynx -PDL) 16. Paulo Nagamura M (Traded to Chivas USA) 17. Alecko Eskadarian F (Traded to Real Salt Lake) 18. Edson Buddle F (Traded to Los Angeles Galaxy) 19. Abbe Ibrahim F (Released) 20. Kevin Goldthwaite D (Traded to New York Red Bulls) 21. Andy Welsh M [Transfer to Blackpool) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bettermirror Posted December 1, 2006 Share Posted December 1, 2006 Ronnie O'Brien is Irish. Any word on where Kennedy Owusuh-Ansah will be? I thought he had a presence and upside with the u20's which will serve him very well. Signing as a 16 year old (17 now?) with an MLS roster would be ideal as he could play with the First Team, Reserves, and Youth Team. Players I'd like for the Developmental Roster which are on our u20 team, in no order: 1. Nana Attakora-Gyan 2. Massimo Di Ioia 3. Kent O'Connor 4. AJ Gray 5. Shane Lammie 6. Stefan Leslie 7. Stephen Lumley 8. Christian Nunez 9. Kennedy Owusu-Ansah Except for Stefan Leslie they are all NTC players, and either in Ontario or Quebec - thus "relocating" to Toronto wouldn't be an issue. Or is this impossible because they are "youth internationals"???? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
loyola Posted December 1, 2006 Share Posted December 1, 2006 KOA is with Hertha Berlin youth teams. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ryan Keay Posted December 1, 2006 Share Posted December 1, 2006 quote:Originally posted by bettermirror Ronnie O'Brien is Irish. He does have a green card though, so 'technically' he counts as a yank. Same with Cancela. quote:Originally posted by bettermirror Players I'd like for the Developmental Roster which are on our u20 team, in no order: 1. Nana Attakora-Gyan 2. Massimo Di Ioia 3. Kent O'Connor 4. AJ Gray 5. Shane Lammie 6. Stefan Leslie 7. Stephen Lumley 8. Christian Nunez 9. Kennedy Owusu-Ansah Except for Stefan Leslie they are all NTC players, and either in Ontario or Quebec - thus "relocating" to Toronto wouldn't be an issue. Or is this impossible because they are "youth internationals"???? Nope, all legally possible, as long as they are willing to come to Toronto of course. "Youth Internationals" just means young foreign players. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
David C. Posted December 1, 2006 Share Posted December 1, 2006 Isn't Dyachenko a "developmental player"? I'm a bit confused by all these designations but his MLS status is listed as "DEV", as opposed to Nagamura's "SYI". http://web.mlsnet.com/players/roster.jsp?club=t280 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JamesW Posted December 1, 2006 Share Posted December 1, 2006 Hey MM2, this could be very useful to me. Would you mind putting the nationality of each player (except of course the ones listed under Canadian and American) into the list? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RS Posted December 2, 2006 Share Posted December 2, 2006 quote:Originally posted by bettermirror 1. Nana Attakora-Gyan 2. Massimo Di Ioia 3. Kent O'Connor 4. AJ Gray 5. Shane Lammie 6. Stefan Leslie 7. Stephen Lumley 8. Christian Nunez 9. Kennedy Owusu-Ansah Mo Johnston rates AJ Gray very highly, so it would not be a huge shock for Gray to show up in TFC's youth setup. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bettermirror Posted December 2, 2006 Share Posted December 2, 2006 ya cross off KOA as bringing him back from germany is a non-starter. It just sorta makes sense to bring in the NTC players from the region into a club setting to train together in such a structured environment (and not have to pay for the privilege) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
An Observer Posted December 2, 2006 Share Posted December 2, 2006 Kent O'Connor is with 1860; KOA is with Hertha; Stefan Leslie is with Vancouver; and Di Ioia is with Montreal so I doubt any of them will sign with Toronto. Nana Attakora-Gyan has also been on trial in Europe; as has Christian Nunez. From your list, I would think the best chances are Lumley, Gray and Lammie....and possibly Attakora-Gyan if he does not sign abroad. Would not be surprised to see Nunez with the Impact if he does not sign abroad. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bettermirror Posted December 2, 2006 Share Posted December 2, 2006 Having checked, how can Leslie have played 5 games for the Whitecaps this season and still be university elligible? Whitecaps pay each and every player. Is it best for Nunez and Di Ioia to stay with Montreal or join TFC? Di Ioia/Nunez get quality first team minutes with the Impact? If so, I'd say yes stay until ready to move up to MLS. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
An Observer Posted December 2, 2006 Share Posted December 2, 2006 I think Montreal has a pretty good environment for player development. I would be tempted to stay there for a year or two to get more professional experience before giving the TFC a try. But it really comes down to the players ambitions and what TFC if anything will offer them. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Daniel Posted December 2, 2006 Share Posted December 2, 2006 quote:Originally posted by An Observer I think Montreal has a pretty good environment for player development. I would be tempted to stay there for a year or two to get more professional experience before giving the TFC a try. But it really comes down to the players ambitions and what TFC if anything will offer them. Di Ioia is not under contract. However, he is still just 19 and possibly going to school in Montreal. 2007 will see the U20s together prepping and for the tournament for all of June (at least) and then tournament in July. Montreal *needs* to start some youth team program, which they have hinted might come with the new digs. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mlsintoronto Posted December 2, 2006 Share Posted December 2, 2006 quote:Originally posted by David C. Isn't Dyachenko a "developmental player"? I'm a bit confused by all these designations but his MLS status is listed as "DEV", as opposed to Nagamura's "SYI". http://web.mlsnet.com/players/roster.jsp?club=t280 Toronto was only allowed to pick players in the expansion draft for the senior roster. So Dayachenko is on the senior squad (last season he was development. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Thistle Posted December 2, 2006 Share Posted December 2, 2006 Having checked, how can Leslie have played 5 games for the Whitecaps this season and still be university elligible? Whitecaps pay each and every player. Not playing on a uni team this season, at least not in BC. May be forsaking uni football for future with Caps. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MM2 Posted December 3, 2006 Author Share Posted December 3, 2006 Stephan Leslie played with Trinity Western University in 2006. CIS rules are a lot more lax then NCAA on players playing professional in the off-season. Did anyone see him play at the CIS finals in Edmonton? A number of CSL players play college and university soccer in Ontario. quote:Originally posted by Thistle Having checked, how can Leslie have played 5 games for the Whitecaps this season and still be university elligible? Whitecaps pay each and every player. Not playing on a uni team this season, at least not in BC. May be forsaking uni football for future with Caps. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
L.T. Posted December 3, 2006 Share Posted December 3, 2006 Nik Budalic lead the Lynx in scoring a while back and then played for Laurier. As long as you sign an amateur contract, you are still eligible for CIS Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Jeffery S. Posted December 3, 2006 Share Posted December 3, 2006 quote:Originally posted by L.T. Nik Budalic lead the Lynx in scoring a while back and then played for Laurier. As long as you sign an amateur contract, you are still eligible for CIS Basically this is it, you can play if you do not now have or never have had a professional contract. What happens in fact, in many of these cases, is that players are paid over and above any expenses compensation allowed on an amateur contract. Certainly not living salaries, but something, something to help, semi-pro. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rocket Robin Posted December 4, 2006 Share Posted December 4, 2006 http://22066.vws.magma.ca/06tfc001.htm Maybe Sasa Viciknez, MVP with Serbian White Eagles of the CSL in 2006. (I'd say that would probably depend on whether he counts as a domestic player or not). Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bettermirror Posted December 4, 2006 Share Posted December 4, 2006 are you suggesting TFC sign Viciknez? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rocket Robin Posted December 5, 2006 Share Posted December 5, 2006 Well if he could score 23 goals like last year or at least half that in MLS as freekick/cornerkick man. Just let him have a try out although I think the difference if he'd count as a domestic player or an import. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bettermirror Posted December 5, 2006 Share Posted December 5, 2006 well obviously they'd want him if he could score 23 goals in the MLS!!! However, that's suggesting the CSL is on par with MLS and it very much isn't! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
soccer123 Posted December 7, 2006 Share Posted December 7, 2006 I agree with Robin that Toronto FC should take a look at the Serbian White Eagles (SWE) forward Viciknez. I have watched some of their games and honestly the SWE team played very good soccer this year. With famous coaches, experienced European players, young local prospects, the team attracted 2000-3000 soccer fans each game. There are also some other players that deserve to be seen by Toronto FC. Players like defender Medic and much younger attacking midfielder Alex Braletic. Braletic is already in NTC program and have played for team Canada at Francophone Games. He would be a good candidate for Toronto FC development roster with other NTC players already mention here: 1. Nana Attakora-Gyan 2. Massimo Di Ioia 3. Kent O'Connor 4. AJ Gray 5. Shane Lammie 6. Stefan Leslie 7. Stephen Lumley 8. Christian Nunez 9. Kennedy Owusu-Ansah Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MM2 Posted December 7, 2006 Author Share Posted December 7, 2006 quote:Originally posted by soccer123 I agree with Robin that Toronto FC should take a look at the Serbian White Eagles (SWE) forward Viciknez. It wouldn't hurt to give him a tryout, however at his age (32) and unless he has landed immigrant status he would have to win one of the three remaining International spots on the Senior roster. If salary Cap becomes an issue, he might be a good fit as the 18th man. Alex Braletic, however could be a prospect for a developmental roster spot. Here is how I see the 10 Developmental slots being filled: 1-2 (From CIS/CSL/open tryouts/Ex-Lynx/Whitecaps/Impact) 1-2 (From Canadians playing NCAA) 1-2 (Generation Adidas/other NCAA draft picks) 4-7 (From Canada's U-20 pool) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Daniel Posted December 7, 2006 Share Posted December 7, 2006 quote:Originally posted by An Observer I think Montreal has a pretty good environment for player development. I would be tempted to stay there for a year or two to get more professional experience before giving the TFC a try. But it really comes down to the players ambitions and what TFC if anything will offer them. Late answer, but here it is nonetheless: Di Ioia played fairly often for a 19-year old rookie forward, logging 516 minutes in 15 games, including 5 as a starter. 1 goal, 1 assist with 2 yellow cards. His most memorable moment, unfortunately, was the goal he *didn't* score at CCR against the Whitecaps. http://whitecapsfc.com/multimedia/video/?gallery=USL+Championship+Semifinal+-+Vancouver+vs+Montreal At 40 seconds. PS: What a fricking disaster trying to find those highlights. The USL has really regeressed compared to 2005 with regards to posting accessible video highlights of every game. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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