The media reports are heating up that Mo Johnston, fresh of his Scottish Football Hall of Fame induction (insert joke here), will announce the signing of Preki (scientific name: Predrag Radosavljevic) as TFC's new manager. Sources are saying that negotiations are well under way and that an official announcement could come as early as Thursday. Click to continue reading...

So Mo Johnston's big state of the no-union address was to remove the "interim" tag from head coach Chris Cummins title. He also removed the word "head" and "coach" from the affable Englishman's job description as well.
Yes, the ever-humble Johnston dispatched yet another manager from the TFC bench with Cummins being the convenient excuse for the mediocrity which Mo has taken nearly four years to build. Click to continue reading...

 Toronto FC have announced that Chris Cummins has been named interim head coach after the resignation of John Carver. As a result of the promotion of Cummins, Nick Dasovic takes over as first assistant coach. The remainder of the staff will remain unchanged. "We are pleased to announce that Chris has accepted the role of interim head coach," said manager, director of soccer Mo Johnston.

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What everybody expected following the two superb wins last week has now been officially announced: Chris Cummins is the new head coach of Toronto FC. He will be assisted by Nick Dasovic. Otherwise, the coaching staff remains intact: Paul Winsper will remain on board as the resident fitness guru, and Mike Toshack will continue to work with the keepers.

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Toronto FC officials will hold a news conference today to announce an interim replacement for former head coach John Carver.
Introductions won't be needed.
Chris Cummins and Nick Dasovic, both in their second season with TFC, will take on a heftier role in place of Carver, who abruptly quit last Saturday on the eve of a first-place showdown with Kansas City. Click to continue reading...

For the second straight game, Chris Cummins and Nick Dasovic ran the sidelines for us. The sudden resignation of John Carver was the talk of the team before this one - I didn't even get around to a match preview.
The 4-3-3 worked again, as we beat the Kansas City Wizards for the second time this season. Click to continue reading...

Nick Dasovic (left), Chris Cummins (right)
Received by anonymous email:
"A deal with the existing coaching staff was struck today and either Cummins or Dasovic will be named the interim head coach later this week. No other coach is being sought after for the time being." Click to continue reading...

Fasten your seatbelt and ensure that your seat is in an upright position - it's the fastest game preview EVER! A mere 10 hours from now, the Reds will take on the Kansas City Wizards at beautiful BMO Field. In the wake of John Carver's sudden resignation, Chris Cummins and Nick Dasovic will take the reigns on an interim basis.

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Toronto FC have accepted the resignation of John carver. Toronto FC have announced that head coach John Carver has tendered his resignation with the club for personal reasons. His resignation will take effect immediately. Carver was hired as head coach on February 1, 2008. "We would sincerely like to thank John for his work with Toronto FC during his time here.

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His passion was unmatched in this league. From the day he was hired, he was dedicated to making Toronto FC one of Major League Soccer's best teams. He brought a wealth of experience from coaching Newcastle United in the English Premier League.
At the end of last season, I never thought that when John Carver's time in Toronto was up, I wouldn't be very disappointed. Click to continue reading...

John Carver has resigned as head coach of Toronto FC.

The former Newcastle manager's resignation was announced by the club on Saturday, the day before TFC takes on the Kansas City Wizards. The club stated that Carver resigned for personal reasons.

Carver's departure comes less 15 months after he was named head coach, taking over for Mo Johnston, who remains as the club's director of soccer.

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John Carver has resigned as head coach of Toronto FC.

The former Newcastle manager's resignation was announced by the club on Saturday, the day before TFC takes on the Kansas City Wizards. The club stated that Carver resigned for personal reasons.

Carver's departure comes less 15 months after he was named head coach, taking over for Mo Johnston, who remains as the club's director of soccer.

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Kudos to Nick Dasovic,Canada's head coach.He took an undermanned squad to the point of qualifying for the Olympics.When i watched last nights game i wondered how it happened.I watched last nights game frustrated by how far Canada must still go before it can really compete with the US and Mexico. The US-23 squad was a full professional side that were never put in real danger by a hybrid professional and college side of Canada. Click to continue reading...

Today Canada must win if it intends to qualify for the Beijing Olympics.To do so it must beat its cousin to the south.The Concacaf cousin who always sits at the big table at thanksgiving.The cousin who has qualified for every World Cup since 1990.But today Canada who have not qualified for a World Cup since 1986 are asking the adults for a seat at this fine table. Click to continue reading...

The US will face Canada instead of Mexico this Thursday in Nashville for an Olympic spot.A spot which most thought would have gone to Mexico instead of Canada.
But Canada's 5-0 win over Guatemala was just enough to edge Mexico out on goal differential.Mexico beat Haiti 5-1 but are going home. Why Concacaf allowed staggered start times instead of having everyone play the final game at the same time raises my ire and suspicions. Click to continue reading...

I have been posting about the current affairs of the Canadian soccer association and it's inability to fulfill its mandate as a soccer organization. Last night Canada's U23 team was tasked with playing Mexico in order to become one of two teams to qualify from Concacaf to qualify for the 2008 Olympics in Beijing. Click to continue reading...

Soccer Canada is a negligent landlord. Those are my words. What you will read from Nick Dasovic are much more offensive. Nick Dasovic is Canada's under 23 coach and has been tasked with qualifying for the 2008 Olympics.
Canada starts its Olympic qualifying this week for the Beijing Olympics. Click to continue reading...

Canada will attempt to qualify for the Beijing Olympics this summer.To do so they will have to finish in the top two in a group with Mexico,Haiti and Guatemala. Poor Nick Dasovic Canada's head coach has had only 10 days with a group selected from Europe and Canada.This group have never played together,this according to assistant Coach Mark Watson. Click to continue reading...