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2014 Toronto FC season

The 2014 Toronto FC season was the eighth season in club history. During the off-season, Toronto FC agreed to a one-year partnership with USL outfit Wilmington Hammerheads. Jackson, Justin Morrow, Dwayne De Rosario, Gilberto, Michael Bradley, Jermain Defoe, Bradley Orr, Collen Warner, Luke Moore, Dominic Oduro, Warren Creavalle and Júlio César came to Toronto.

Toronto FC
2014 season
General ManagerTim Bezbatchenko
Head CoachRyan Nelsen
StadiumBMO Field
Major League SoccerConference: 7th
Overall: 13th
MLS Cup PlayoffsDid not qualify
Canadian ChampionshipRunners-up
Top goalscorerLeague:
Jermain Defoe (11)
All:
Jermain Defoe (12)
Highest home attendance22,591
Lowest home attendance18,269
Average home league attendance22,086
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Toronto opened pre-season on January 24. Toronto will start the season on March 15 against the Seattle Sounders FC and finish on October 25 against the New England Revolution.

Background

Background information

During the 2013 season, Toronto FC finished second from bottom of the Eastern Conference.[1] They had finished 19th out of 19 teams in the 2012 season.[1] Toronto held off renewal of season tickets "months later than normal — hoping that off-season moves have given ticket-holders a reason to get back on board."[2] Toronto FC agreed to a one-year partnership with USL outfit Wilmington Hammerheads on January 22.[3] In the deal, will receive a minimum of four Toronto FC reserve team players.[3] Also included in the deal is invitation for the Wilmington Hammerheads to attend the club's pre–season training camp in Florida, the club's coaching curriculum, and an MLS club's professional environment which includes a business relationship and a friendly.[3]

During the off-season, Toronto acquired Jackson,[4] Issey Nakajima-Farran,[5] Justin Morrow,[6] and Dwayne De Rosario.[7] Gilberto signed as a designated player.[8] Gilberto had "turned down deals in Mexico, Germany, and other countries."[8] In addition to Gilberto, Michael Bradley and Jermain Defoe joined the club as designated players.[9] Defoe was due to join Toronto on February 28 from Tottenham Hotspur.[10] However, Defoe didn't join Toronto until March 9[11] due to International duty with England.[12] Bradley Orr[13] and Júlio César[14] joined Toronto on loan.

The options on Gale Agbossoumonde, Joe Bendik, Mark Bloom, Bright Dike, Jeremy Hall, Chris Konopka, Reggie Lambe, Ryan Richter, Quillan Roberts, Emery Welshman, and Andrew Wiedeman were exercised.[15] Joe Bendik signed a new contract.[16] Greg Vanney was hired as Assistant General Manager and the Academy Director on December 11.[17]

Tim Bezbatchenko confirmed that Darel Russell, Michael Thomas, Stefan Frei, Justin Braun, and Danny Koevermans would not return to the club in 2014 after their contracts expired or their options were declined.[18] The right to sign Stefan Frei was traded to the Seattle Sounders FC.[16] Stefan Frei was the longest-serving player at the club at the time of the trade.[16] Richard Eckersley[19] and Matías Laba[20] were traded. Jonas Elmer and Toronto FC "mutually agreed to part ways."[21] Emery Welshman[22] and Reggie Lambe[23] were placed on waivers.

Robert Earnshaw and Bobby Convey

Robert Earnshaw and Bobby Convey options were also declined.[15] Bobby Convey had expected to return to the club.[15] However, Toronto FC General Manager Tim Bezbatchenko stated that he wanted Bobby Convey back at the club and stated that he "could be an important piece."[18] The club are "attempting to make the veteran's salary cap hit match his on-field production."[18] Tim Bezbatchenko also stated that he wanted Robert Earnshaw back at the club.[18] The rights to Bobby Convey were traded to the New York Red Bulls.[24]

Designated player search

The club was in the process of a "lengthy search" for a "marquee-designated player".[25] MLSE President Tim Leiweke, Club General Manager Tim Bezbatchenko, and Head Coach Ryan Nelsen traveled to Europe in October 2013 to search for such a player.[26] Leiweke was quoted, stating, that "the days of us putting our toe in the water and trying to find a cheap DP (designated player) are over. We're going to go swing for the fences."[26] The club wanted to sign two strikers in the January transfer window[27] and were at the "top of the list."[26] The attention was on clubs in the Premier League and Serie A.[26] Jermain Defoe,[25] Alberto Gilardino[25] Samuel Eto'o[28] and Fabio Quagliarella[29] were rumoured to join Toronto FC. The club denied the report about signing Defoe,[30] but Bezbatchenko stated that "it's obvious the public "knows" who the targets are."[31] Bezbatchenko also stated that "We've identified 3–5 (potential Designated Players) that would fit the role" and that "We're really honing in [sic] on two."[31] Another name in the media was Gilberto.[32] Toronto FC was in competition with clubs in La Liga, Liga MX, Serie A, and Bundesliga for Gilberto's signature.[32] Gilberto was in Toronto[33] and was at the Toronto Raptors game on December 10.[34] Gilberto signed for the club on December 14.[8] Michael Bradley and Defoe joined Gilberto as designated players.[9] Defoe joined Toronto on February 28.[10] Defoe was part of a marketing campaign with the club.[35] The club put together a television advertisement stating that it's a "bloody big deal" that Defoe is coming to Toronto FC.[35] The ad was also online and had close to 60,000 views in a day.[35] The ads were running on The Sports Network and Sportsnet with Toronto being the main focus of the marketing campaign.[35] Even though MLSE was using Defoe in their marketing campaigns, British newspaper The Guardian stated "The money may be good but the club are woeful and playing in Canada may end the striker's World Cup hopes."[1]

Transactions

In

DatePlayerPositionPrevious clubFee/notesRef
December 9 JacksonMF FC DallasTraded for allocation cash and a conditional second-round pick.[4]
December 14 GilbertoFW InternacionalSigned as a designated player.[8]
December 17 Justin MorrowDF San Jose EarthquakesAcquired in a trade with San Jose Earthquakes for allocation money[6]
December 18 Dwayne De RosarioMF D.C. UnitedSelected in the second round of the Re-Entry Draft from D.C. United[7]
January 9 Jordan HamiltonFW TFC AcademyGraduated from Academy.[36]
January 13 Michael BradleyMF Roma$10 million; signed as designated player.[9]
January 24 Bradley OrrDF Blackburn RoversLoan deal until December 2014.[13]
February 14 Júlio CésarGK Queens Park RangersSigned on loan.[14]
February 28 Jermain DefoeFW Tottenham Hotspur$10 million, signed as a designated player[9]
[10]
March 28 Issey Nakajima-FarranMF AEK LarnacaSigned on free transfer[5]
May 8 Luke MooreFW Chivas USAAcquired in three team trade which sent Gale Agbossoumonde to the Colorado Rapids.[37]
May 16 Collen WarnerMF Montreal ImpactAcquired in trade which sent Issey Nakajima-Farran and allocation money to the Montreal Impact.[38]
June 6 Dominic OduroMF Columbus CrewAcquired in trade that sent Álvaro Rey to the Columbus Crew.[39]
July 23 Warren CreavalleMF/DF Houston DynamoAcquired in trade with the #14 allocation spot which sent allocation money and the #1 allocation spot to the Houston Dynamo.[40]
September 15 Chris MannellaMF TFC AcademyGraduated from academy.[41]

Out

DatePlayerPositionDestination clubFee/notesRef
November 29 Robert EarnshawFW BlackpoolOption declined[15]
[42]
November 29 Bobby ConveyMF New York Red BullsOption declined; the rights and a second round pick in the 2014 MLS SuperDraft was traded to New York Red Bulls for a first round pick in the 2014 MLS SuperDraft and a third round pick in the 2016 MLS SuperDraft.[15]
[42]
[24]
November 29 Darel RussellMF Tampa Bay RowdiesOption declined[15]
[42]
November 29 Michael ThomasMF Oklahoma City EnergyOption declined[15]
[42]
[43]
November 29 Justin BraunFW Sacramento RepublicOut of contract.[15]
[42]
November 29 Stefan FreiGK Seattle Sounders FCOut of contract; rights traded for a conditional 2015 MLS SuperDraft first round pick.[15]
[16]
[42]
November 29 Danny KoevermansFW UtrechtOut of contract.[15]
[42]
[44]
January 27 Richard EckersleyDF New York Red BullsTraded for a fourth-round pick in the 2017 MLS SuperDraft.[19]
February 7 Jonas ElmerDF FC WinterthurElmer and Toronto FC "mutually agreed to part ways."[21]
February 25 Emery WelshmanFW Sigma FCPlaced on waivers.[22]
February 26 Matías LabaMF Vancouver Whitecaps FCTraded for future considerations.[20]
March 5 Reggie LambeMF Nyköpings BISPlaced on waivers.[23]
May 8 Gale AgbossoumondeDF Colorado RapidsTraded for Luke Moore.[37]
May 16 Issey Nakajima-FarranMF Montreal ImpactTraded with allocation money to the Montreal Impact for Collen Warner.[38]
June 6 Álvaro ReyMF Columbus CrewTraded for Dominic Oduro.[39]
July 25 Júlio CésarGK Queens Park RangersRecalled from loan.[45]

Pre–season

Review

Toronto Opened pre–season on January 24 and left for a training camp in Florida on January 27.[46] The expectations are "sky high" coming into pre–season.[46] During pre–season training camp in Florida, Toronto defeated D.C. United 1–0 before returning to Toronto on February 7.[47] However, Toronto returned to Florida to play in the Walt Disney World Pro Soccer Classic in Orlando, Florida.[47] During the tournament, Toronto lost to Columbus Crew 3–1,[48] tied Orlando City SC 1–1,[49] tied Philadelphia Union 0–0,[50] lost to Fluminense FC U23 team 4–2.[51] During pre–season, Bright Dike injured his leg[52] and will be out for six months.[53] Doneil Henry trained with West Ham United during West Ham United for two and a half weeks.[54]

Pre–season results

Walt Disney World Pro Soccer Classic

  Win  Draw  Loss

DateVenueOpponentRes.
F–A		GoalscorersRef.
Toronto FCOpponent
February 19AColumbus Crew1–3Wahl 14' (o.g.)Higuaín 10'
Williams 12'
Bedell 61'		[48][55]
February 22HOrlando City SC1–1Bekker 13' (pen.)Howard 87'[49]
February 26APhiladelphia Union0–0[50]
March 1HFluminense FC U232–4Bradley 26'
De Rosario 36'		Pablo 18'
Igor Julião 36'
Carvalho 53' (pen.)
Robert 56'		[51][56]

Major League Soccer

Regular season

Review

March–April

Toronto faced Seattle Sounders FC on March 15 in their season opener[57] after having a bye–week during the opening weekend in the Major League Soccer season.[54] Toronto won the match 2–1.[58] Jermain Defoe scored both goals for Toronto and Clint Dempsey scored for Seattle.[58] Gilberto didn't travel with the team to Seattle due to an injury.[59] Gilberto suffered a hip flexor injury during pre–season.[59] Bright Dike is out long–term.[53] Michael Bradley, Justin Morrow, Bradley Orr, and Álvaro Rey were "questionable" for the game.[60] Bradley, Morrow, and Rey started the match and Orr came on as a substitute in the 65th minute.[57] Doneil Henry started the match[57] and made his 50th league appearance.[54] Dempsey got a two-game suspension for "violent conduct" from an incident with Mark Bloom.[61] Dempsey had hit Bloom in the groin.[61] Toronto's first home game is against D.C. United[62] on March 22.[63] Toronto won 1–0 with a goal from Jermain Defoe.[64] This is the first time that Toronto won the first two games of the season.[65] Toronto faced Real Salt Lake on March 29.[66] Real Salt Lake won 3–0 with goals from Álvaro Saborío (2 Goals) and Luis Gil.[66] Jackson was suspended for the match.[67]

Toronto starts April with a 2–0 win against the Columbus Crew on April 5.[68] Steven Caldwell was suspended for the match.[69]

May–June
July
August

Then Toronto tied Chicago Fire 2–2 on August 23.[70] Bakary Soumaré (own goal) and Gilberto scored for Toronto and Robert Earnshaw and Quincy Amarikwa scored for Chicago.[70] Steven Caldwell and Justin Morrow left the game injured.[71] To finish off August, Toronto lost to New England Revolution 3–0 on August 30 with goals from Lee Nguyen, Kelyn Rowe, and Teal Bunbury.[72] All three goals came off of turnovers. Toronto turned the ball over which led to Nguyen and Rowe scoring[73] and the ball came off the referee after Michael Bradley tried "to swing the ball right sideline"[74] which led to Bunbury's goal. The following day, head coach Ryan Nelsen and his assistants were fired.[75] Greg Vanney became the new head coach.[75]

September

Toronto started September with two games against the Philadelphia Union. In the first match, on September 3, Philadelphia won 1–0 with a goal from Conor Casey.[76] Ashtone Morgan, who made his first appearance since the opening game of the season, was sent–off[77] after "pulling down" Sébastien Le Toux while Le Toux was "on a breakaway."[78] This was Greg Vanney's first match in–charge as head coach.[79] In the second match, on September 6, Philadelphia won 2–0 with goals from Connor Casey and Andrew Wenger.[80] The second match was Vanney's first home match since he became the new head coach.[81] The loss to Philadelphia meant Philadelphia overtook Toronto in the Eastern Conference standings.[82] Then, on September 13, Toronto tied Chicago Fire 1–1. Michael Bradley was critical of the referee after the match and was eventually fined an undisclosed amount for the comment.[83] Then on September 21, Toronto defeated Chivas USA 3–0 with goals from Jackson, Luke Moore, and Gilberto.[84]

Regular season results

  Win  Draw  Loss

MDDate
KO EST		VenueOpponentRes.
F–A		Att.Goalscorers and disciplined playersRef.
Toronto FCOpponent
1March 15
4:30 p.m.		ASeattle Sounders FC2–138,441Defoe 17', 24'
Rey  63'
Morrow  78'
César  83'		Dempsey 68'
Alonso  70'		[57]
2March 22
4:30 p.m.		HD.C. United1–022,591Jackson  50'
Defoe 60'		Arnaud  55'[63]
3March 29
9:30 p.m.		AReal Salt Lake0–318,881Defoe  29'
Henry  31'
Caldwell  35'		Saborío 11' (pen.), 55'
Gil 28'
Schuler  38'		[66]
4April 5
6:00 p.m.		AColumbus Crew2–012,045Bradley 11'
Bloom  34'
Issey 85'		[68]
5April 12
4:00 p.m.		HColorado Rapids0–122,591Caldwell  17'Buddle 11'[85]
6April 19
8:30 p.m.		AFC Dallas1–217,406Issey 21'  55'
Jackson  74'		Hedges 37'
Pérez 88'		[86]
7May 3
1:00 p.m.		HNew England Revolution1–222,591Jackson 6'  43'
Bradley  58'		Mullins 24'
Nguyen 82' (pen.)
Fagúndez  75'
Caldwell  90+2'		[87]
8May 17
4:30 p.m.		HNew York Red Bulls2–022,591Defoe 12'  88'
Morrow  45'
Moore 90+5'		Henry  4'
Olave  42'
Armando  88'		[88]
9May 23
8:30 p.m.		ASporting Kansas City2–219,914Moore 67'  84'
Orr 90+1'
Caldwell  63'
Gilberto  39'
Bloom  57'		Dwyer 47' 84' (pen.)
Nagamura  79'		[89]
10May 31
5:00 p.m.		HColumbus Crew3–222,591Defoe 21' (pen.) 81'
Henry 90+2'  90+4'
Bendik  66'
Gilberto  77'
Bekker  80'		Meram 18'
Viana 65'  60'
Parkhurst  39'
Wahl  83'		[90]
11June 7
4:00 p.m.		HSan Jose Earthquakes1–022,591Defoe 27' (pen.)  90+3'
Henry  17'
Hagglund  84'		Cronin  60'
Goodson  66'		[91]
12June 27
8:00 p.m.		ANew York Red Bulls2–220,176Defoe 55'
Gilberto 72'
Morrow  11'		Luyindula 36'
Wright-Phillips 90+3'		[92]
13July 2
8:30 p.m.		AChicago Fire1–113,153Moore  29'
Jackson 43'
Caldwell  53'		Amarikwa  45+2'
Shipp 57'
Palmer  86'
14July 5
4:00 p.m.		HD.C. United1–222,591Moore 60'
Hagglund  89'		DeLeon 54'
Kitchen 70'
15July 12
7:00 p.m.		HHouston Dynamo4–222,591Osorio 39'
Oduro 45+1'
Defoe  37' 63' 89'		Davis 13' 30'
Sarkodie  35'
Taylor  37'
Horst  40'
Ricardo Clark  56'
Creavalle  59'		[93]
16July 16
8:00 p.m.		HVancouver Whitecaps FC1–122,591Defoe 64' (pen.)
Orr  28'
Warner  90+4'		Mattocks 50'
Teibert  28'
Reo-Coker  70'
Adekugbe  85'		[94]
17July 19
9:00 p.m.		AHouston Dynamo2–220,069[95]
18July 26
7:00 p.m.		HSporting Kansas City1–222,591Jackson 16'  32'
Morrow  35'
Oduro  44'
Henry  45'+2'
Bradley  73'		Zusi 48'
Besler  53'  75' 
Peterson 80'
19July 30
7:00 p.m.		AD.C. United0–316,171Warner  36'
Bradley  68'		Johnson 8'  90'
Arnaud  42'
Korb  54'
Rolfe 59'
Hagglund 67' (o.g.)
20August 3
6:00 p.m.		AMontreal Impact2–016,665Gilberto 11'
Moore 54'		Król  32'
Ferrari  53'
Camara  77'
21August 9
7:30 p.m.		AColumbus Crew3–217,822Gilberto 43'
Henry  53'
Osorio 59'
Moore 84'		Higuaín 45+2' (pen.)
Meram 81'
22August 16
8:30 p.m.		ASporting Kansas City1–420,730Gilberto 45+1' (pen.)
23August 23
7:00 p.m.		HChicago Fire2–222,591Soumaré 3' (o.g.)
Warner  57'
Gilberto 79'		Palmer  20'
Alex  39'
Soumaré  46'
Earnshaw 70'
Amarikwa 90'
Segares  90+1'		[70]
24August 30
5:00 p.m.		HNew England Revolution0–322,591Gilberto  82'Nguyen 2'
Bunbury  4' 58'
Rowe 21'  36'
Caldwell  47'		[72]
25September 3
7:00 p.m.		APhiladelphia Union0–115,238Morgan  77'
Bradley  83'
Henry  90'+3'		Edu  33'
Casey 55'		[76]
26September 6
2:00 p.m.		HPhiladelphia Union0–222,591Henry  28'Casey 8'
Wenger 44'		[80]
27September 13
8:30 p.m.		AChicago Fire1–118,691Hagglund  47'
Morrow  62'
De Rosario 89'		Palmer 11'
Nyassi  41'		[96]
28September 21
3:00 p.m.		HChivas USA3–022,591Jackson 23'  66'
Moore 45'+2'
Gilberto 54'
Lovitz  75'		Sturgis  38'
Reo-Coker  66'		[84]
29September 27
1:00 p.m.		HPortland Timbers3–222,591Hagglund 62', 70'
Bradley 89'
Moore  90+1'		Fanendo Adi 13'
Caldwell 16' (o.g.)
Chará  45+7'
Valeri  88'
30October 4
10:30 p.m.		ALA Galaxy0–324,064Osorio  66'Keane 22', 25'
Sarvas  66'
Gordon 90+3'
31October 8
7:30 p.m.		HHouston Dynamo0–118,269Lovitz  90+5'Barnes 35'
Cochran  55'
32October 11
7:00 p.m.		ANew York Red Bulls1–324,068Creavalle  33'
Osorio 55'
Hagglund  86'
Bradley  89'		Eckersley  15'
Wright-Phillips 26'
Izquierdo 35'
McCarty 44'
Alexander  78'
Olave  90+4'
33October 18
2:00 p.m.		HMontreal Impact1–118,329Creavalle 20'
Jackson  88'
Osorio  90+3'
Bendik  90+4'
De Rosario  90+5'		Camara  5'  90+5' 
Martins 39'
Ferrari  55'
Pearce  82'
Bush  90'
34October 25
7:30 p.m.		ANew England Revolution0–132,766Morrow  61'Nguyen 35'[97]

Table

Conference
PosTeam
PldWLTGFGAGDPtsQualification
1D.C. United3417985237+1559MLS Cup Conference Semifinals
2New England Revolution34171345137+1455
3Columbus Crew SC341410105242+1052
4New York Red Bulls341310115550+550MLS Cup Knockout round
5Sporting Kansas City34141374841+749
6Philadelphia Union341012125151042
7Toronto FC34111584454−1041
8Houston Dynamo34111763958−1939
9Chicago Fire34610184151−1036
10Montreal Impact34618103858−2028
Source: MLS
Overall
PosTeam
PldWLTGFGAGDPtsQualification
1Seattle Sounders FC (S)34201046550+1564CONCACAF Champions League
2LA Galaxy (C)34177106937+3261
3D.C. United3417985237+1559
4Real Salt Lake34158115439+1556
5New England Revolution34171345146+555
6FC Dallas34161265545+1054
7Columbus Crew341410105242+1052
8New York Red Bulls341310115550+550
9Vancouver Whitecaps FC34128144240+250CONCACAF Champions League
10Sporting Kansas City34141374841+749
11Portland Timbers34129136152+949
12Philadelphia Union341012125151042
13Toronto FC34111584454−1041
14Houston Dynamo34111763958−1939
15Chicago Fire34610184151−1036
16Chivas USA3491962961−3233
17Colorado Rapids3481884362−1932
18San Jose Earthquakes34616123550−1530
19Montreal Impact34618103858−2028
Source: MLS
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) head-to-head record; 3) goal difference; 4) number of goals scored
(C) MLS Cup Champion; (S) Supporters' Shield

Results summary

OverallHomeAway
PldPtsWLTGFGAGDWLTGFGAGDWLTGFGAGD
3441111584454 −107732423 +14852031 −11

Last updated: October 25, 2014
Source: Results
Pld = Matches played; Pts = Points; W = Matches won; T = Matches tied; L = Matches lost; GF = Goals for; GA = Goals against; GD = Goal difference

Canadian Championship

Toronto FC opened their attempt to win the 2014 Canadian Championship against Vancouver Whitecaps FC, due to the seeding procedure used for the Championship.

Canadian Championship results

  Win  Draw  Loss

LegDateVenueOpponentRes.
F–A		Agg. score
F–A		Att.Goalscorers and disciplined playersRef.
Toronto FCOpponent
Semi–final
FLMay 7HVancouver Whitecaps FC2–1—22,591Defoe 28'
Bradley  28', 89'
De Rosario  90'		Mitchell  48'
Reo-Coker  60'
Manneh 90',  90'		[98]
SLMay 14AVancouver Whitecaps1–2 (a.e.t.)3–3
(5–3 p)		18,470Henry 4',  58'
Bekker  16'
Orr  89'
Bloom  92+'		Mitchell  30'
Hurtado 43'
Salgado  78'
Morales 86' (pen.)		[99]
Final
FLMay 28HMontreal Impact1–1—18,269Henry 20'
Rey  35'		Mapp 73'
Lefèvre  83'		[100]
SLJune 4AMontreal Impact0–11–213,423Bernardello  4'
Felipe 90+1'		[101]

Mid-season friendlies

Results

  Win  Draw  Loss

DateVenueOpponentRes.
F–A		Att.Goalscorers and disciplined playersRef.
Toronto FCOpponent
June 18AWilmington Hammerheads2–1—De Rosario 20' (pen.)
Hoilett 26'		Godelman 85'[102][103]
July 23HTottenham Hotspur2–322,591Wiedeman 65'
Hamilton 73'		Lamela 16', 40'
Townsend 85'		[104]

Statistics

Team record

As of 25 October 2014
CompetitionFirst matchLast matchRecord
GWLTGFGAGDWin %Ref.
Regular seasonMarch 15October 2534111584454−10032.35Regular season results
Canadian ChampionshipMay 7June 4412145−1025.00Canadian Championship results
Total38121794859−11031.58—

Squad and statistics

As of October 25, 2014

No.PosNatPlayerTotalMajor League SoccerCanadian Championship
AppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoals
1GK  USAChris Konopka000+000+00
2DF  USAJustin Morrow34030+102+10
3DF  USAWarren Creavalle1017+310+00
4MF  USAMichael Bradley27325+022+01
5DF  CANAshtone Morgan502+102+00
7FW  NGABright Dike200+200+00
8MF  CANKyle Bekker24013+703+10
9FW  BRAGilberto32721+773+10
11MF  BRAJackson26421+540+00
12GK  USAJoe Bendik31027+004+00
13DF  SCOSteven Caldwell24021+003+00
14MF  CANDwayne De Rosario2314+1511+30
15DF  CANDoneil Henry25319+214+02
16DF  ENGBradley Orr21114+512+00
17DF  USANick Hagglund27223+222+00
18FW  ENGJermain Defoe211217+2112+01
21MF  CANJonathan Osorio29324+331+10
22FW  CANJordan Hamilton100+100+00
23FW  GHADominic Oduro24217+720+00
25MF  USAJeremy Hall502+102+00
26MF  USACollen Warner20019+100+00
27FW  ENGLuke Moore29622+562+00
28DF  USAMark Bloom29026+002+10
32FW  USAAndrew Wiedeman800+700+10
33DF  USARyan Richter000+000+00
35MF  USADaniel Lovitz2105+1302+10
40GK  CANQuillan Roberts000+000+00
Players who left after the start of the season.
20MF  CANIssey Nakajima-Farran722+322+00
23MF  ESPÁlvaro Rey706+100+00
30GK  BRAJúlio César707+000+00

Goals and assists

Correct as of October 25, 2014


Assists
Pos.Playing Pos.NationNameMajor League SoccerCanadian ChampionshipTotal
1FW Gilberto516
2FW Dominic Oduro5–5
3MF Michael Bradley4–4
FW Luke Moore4–4
MF Jonathan Osorio4–4
6FW Jermain Defoe213
DF Nick Hagglund3–3
MF Daniel Lovitz213
DF Justin Morrow3–3
10MF Collen Warner2–2
11DF Mark Bloom1–1
MF Jackson1–1
DF Bradley Orr1–1
Total37340

Clean sheets

Correct as of October 25, 2014

R Pos Nat NameMajor League SoccerCanadian ChampionshipTotal
1GK Joe Bendik4–4
2GK Júlio César2–2
TOTALS6–6

Disciplinary record

Correct as of October 25, 2014[105]

No.Pos.NameMLSCanadian ChampionshipTotal
2DF Justin Morrow600060
3DF Warren Creavalle100010
4MF Michael Bradley601070
8MF Kyle Bekker101020
9FW Gilberto300030
11MF Jackson510051
12GK Joe Bendik200020
13DF Steven Caldwell310031
14FW Dwayne De Rosario101020
15DF Doneil Henry801090
16DF Bradley Orr101020
17DF Nick Hagglund220022
18FW Jermain Defoe500050
20MF Issey Nakajima-Farran100010
21MF Jonathan Osorio110011
23MF Álvaro Rey101020
23FW Dominic Oduro200020
26MF Collen Warner300030
27FW Luke Moore210021
28DF Mark Bloom201030
30GK Júlio César100010
35MF Daniel Lovitz200020
Total59670666

References

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