Marsch Has A Pleasant Problem
If there was ever a no-pressure game for the Montreal Impact, this Saturday’s date against Sporting Kansas City was it.
If there was ever a no-pressure game for the Montreal Impact, this Saturday’s date against Sporting Kansas City was it.
Near the end of the season, if the Whitecaps are in the playoff race, think back to this game.
Kansas City was outscored 12-2 in its seven losses. Toronto has been outscored 16-6 in the streak.
The fact is, on the field, TFC can’t afford to have another game heaped on the schedule during the most grueling stretch of the season.
Whitecaps fans will surely take “enigmatic” in 2012 over “just plain bad” in 2011.
While TFC showed a lot of character and heart to get this far, the Reds’ were far too undisciplined to deserve a shot at the final.
The Impact gave way too many gifts to the offensively charged Red Bulls. Was 5-2 hard on the Impact? Hardly. This is still very much a raw team that is prone to making a lot of mistakes.
Against anyone that isn’t an expansion team, the Whitecaps have looked offensively inept — and created absolutely zero from open play.
TFC reminded its supporters that its back line is still too slow, too disorganized.
Yes, it’s a milestone win for the team — its first road victory in team history.