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    I'm delighted to of heard the news about Toronto FC being created and going into the MLS. I'm from Dublin and am a massive Shamrock Rovers fan and I'm moving to Toronto for a year next year so it'll be good to have a team to support while in Canada. Toronto will be my favourite MLS team now and I will be keeping an eye on who they sign and their results.

    What sort of attendances are they expecting?? Will they fill their 20,000 seater ground?? Is their any Toronto FC fans forums online?? Hope Toronto will have some hardcore fans!!!

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    ya just check out their official site. it's accessible through the MLS site and you can probably google it as well. Probably not too many people on the TFC boards yet.

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    I have a suggestion for a nickname for Toronto FC, better than the boring TFC.

    Let's call them the Yorkmen.

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    quote:What sort of attendances are they expecting?? Will they fill their 20,000 seater ground?? Is their any Toronto FC fans forums online?? Hope Toronto will have some hardcore fans!!!
    The ownership is hoping for the 13 to 15k range.

    Check out the USector http://s15.invisionfree.com/U_Sector/index.php? for a forum and supporters group.

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    quote:Originally posted by Richard

    I have a suggestion for a nickname for Toronto FC, better than the boring TFC.

    Let's call them the Yorkmen.
    I still prefer either Grenadiers or Rifles. Same historical vein as your suggestion but a bit more interesting IMHO.




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    Nah, Grenadiers or Rifles is way too bland and obvious. Yorkmen at least will have those 'damned yankees' wondering what the hell we're talking about and has a very clear historic relevance

    Also, remember the target demographic in the Toronto region. Your suggestions, especially as illustrated, might have some understandably negative connotations for some folks.

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    quote:Originally posted by Steve B

    quote:What sort of attendances are they expecting?? Will they fill their 20,000 seater ground?? Is their any Toronto FC fans forums online?? Hope Toronto will have some hardcore fans!!!
    The ownership is hoping for the 13 to 15k range.

    Check out the USector http://s15.invisionfree.com/U_Sector/index.php? for a forum and supporters group.
    Thanks for that. 15,000 would be a good attendance especially for a team just starting off. I look forward to going to their matches anyway. Would be good for a Canadian team to do well in the MLS.

    I'd probaly agree with the Yorkmen nickname if I knew what the Yorkmen were!!

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    quote:Originally posted by Richard

    I have a suggestion for a nickname for Toronto FC, better than the boring TFC.

    Let's call them the Yorkmen.
    A lot of "nicknames" were discussed in these forums when the team was first announced. I was a fan of using the nickname "Yorkies"...shorter, catchier and has few different conontations.

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    C'mon you Yorkies! TOfan's nickname is still the best.

    Mike.

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    quote:Originally posted by Richard

    Nah, Grenadiers or Rifles is way too bland and obvious. Yorkmen at least will have those 'damned yankees' wondering what the hell we're talking about and has a very clear historic relevance

    Also, remember the target demographic in the Toronto region. Your suggestions, especially as illustrated, might have some understandably negative connotations for some folks.
    I would something that is strong without being cheesie. Yorkman is just too dull a sounding name for me to be interested in.

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