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Jimmy Stang · 03-29-2010, 02:51 PM

I am a casual fan, being Canada's only MLS team (for now). I'd love to take in a game in Toronto one of these days, but so far my work travel schedule hasn't jived nicely enough to make it happen.

I am trying to watch more games this season, and I'll be utilizing my PVR. The nice thing about PVR-ing TFC matches (compared to, say, a Flames game) is that you're unlikely to see highlights by accident or hear the score on the radio, thus preserving the secret of the result until you can watch it.

I think that the MLS is improving. Definitely not saying that the calibre is anywhere near most other leagues in the world, but I think that it is good for soccer in Canada and it is nice to have a team to cheer for on Canadian soil.

03-29-2010, 02:51 PM	#4
Jimmy Stang Franchise Player Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Calgary Exp:	I am a casual fan, being Canada's only MLS team (for now). I'd love to take in a game in Toronto one of these days, but so far my work travel schedule hasn't jived nicely enough to make it happen. I am trying to watch more games this season, and I'll be utilizing my PVR. The nice thing about PVR-ing TFC matches (compared to, say, a Flames game) is that you're unlikely to see highlights by accident or hear the score on the radio, thus preserving the secret of the result until you can watch it. I think that the MLS is improving. Definitely not saying that the calibre is anywhere near most other leagues in the world, but I think that it is good for soccer in Canada and it is nice to have a team to cheer for on Canadian soil.