WVHooligan.com – MLS Blog

Many clubs are a few weeks into their pre-seasons and now that the international transfer window has shut, it is a good time to look at how each MLS side has done so far this winter. (Note: the MLS window doesn’t close until April, which means players who failed to land new jobs in Europe…[continue reading]

Toronto FC had what you could easily call an up and down year. First year manager Aron Winter came in and cleaned house a bit – which caused for plenty of early season losses. The defense never really got going and the offense struggled at times. But in the middle of the year the transfer…[continue reading]

It seems as each season goes in Major League Soccer, the wild card positions in the playoffs seem to be the ones with the most to gain and the least to lose. Just taking a gander at the teams who have won a MLS Cup over the last couple of seasons and it was easy…[continue reading]

I’ll admit, I wanted to get to this post last week but sometimes time just doesn’t play nice. Anyways, I figure with each club getting into their final eight or nine games that it was a perfect time to dive into the schedules and see what each club has left to take care of this…[continue reading]

Back in April the 2010/11 CONCACAF Champions League ended in a thud for Major League Soccer. The one club (Real Salt Lake) with any dreams of having CCL glory come their way was dashed away as they fell to Mexican side Monterrey in the final match. What is in the past is in the past…[continue reading]

Toronto isn’t done dealing yet. Today the club made yet another deal, this time with Trillium Cup rival Columbus Crew. The two sides played the trade game today as Columbus sent central defender Andy Iro and midfielder Leandre Griffit to Toronto for midfielder Tony Tchani. Very, very interesting move for the two sides. The two main…[continue reading]

Its been a day of trades for Toronto FC. The club has sent three players packing while picking up two new ones. Where to begin you may ask? I suppose I’ll go for the bigger of the two. Toronto picked up midfielder and Canadian Terry Dunfield from Vancouver in exchange for allocation money and future considerations.…[continue reading]

On a day when Toronto FC is set to take on their Canadian rivals, the Vancouver Whitecaps. The club has gone out and made a big splash in the transfer market. The club announced today the signings of German World Cup midfielder Torsten Frings and former PSV Einhoven striker Danny Koevermans as the club’s newest Designated…[continue reading]