Showing posts with label Toronto FC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Toronto FC. Show all posts
Sunday, May 26, 2013
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
South End - 2nd Annual TFC Season Kickoff Show
Yes, it's been a while. It's time to dust off the equipment and put on another show (how we maintain this hectic performance schedule we'll never know).
C'mon out, get ready for the season, get smashed, act like an idiot, no one will remember or they will be hiding their shame as well... we may even have a few new songs!
Time for our second annual TFC Campaign kickoff show.
South End w/ (https://www.facebook.com/SouthEnd111)
(http://soundcloud.com/south-end)
Social Club No. 27 (x Broadcast Zero) \
Hard Luck, March 3rd
9:30PM 19+ $5
C'mon out, get ready for the season, get smashed, act like an idiot, no one will remember or they will be hiding their shame as well... we may even have a few new songs!
Time for our second annual TFC Campaign kickoff show.
South End w/ (https://www.facebook.com/SouthEnd111)
(http://soundcloud.com/south-end)
Social Club No. 27 (x Broadcast Zero) \
Hard Luck, March 3rd
9:30PM 19+ $5
Saturday, October 31, 2009
Movie : The Firm
for all the Toronto FC fans out there, as well as skinheads, punks, mods and rudies, here is a sweet little film to check out. The Firm, a film by Nick Love.
Loosely adapted from Alan Clarke's 1989 classic TV film, Nick Love's film is set earlier in the 1980s in around 1984 and retells a similar story to the original - but from a different character's point of view. The film centres on Dom, a young wannabe football casual, who gets drawn in to the charismatic but dangerous world of the firm's top boy, Bex Bissell.
Loosely adapted from Alan Clarke's 1989 classic TV film, Nick Love's film is set earlier in the 1980s in around 1984 and retells a similar story to the original - but from a different character's point of view. The film centres on Dom, a young wannabe football casual, who gets drawn in to the charismatic but dangerous world of the firm's top boy, Bex Bissell.
Friday, June 5, 2009
TFC LA Game Action - Final Decision From The Red Patch Boys
Direct from the Red Patch Boys:
"Well, this has been a hell of a week and a rollercoaster ride of emotion.
After much debate, we have decided upon a course of action to express our concerns over the state of affairs in TFC-land.
I know several forum users have been eager to join in this initiative, so these are our plans for the next steps. Please join us in ensuring TFC gets the message and continues to strive to do the best they can.
This is the plan for Saturday:
No official merch or colours
No banners or flags
Yes capo, yes drums. (<--no point in going and chanting and not doing it properly, I think) At the end of the game, win or lose, we meet at Gate 3 and march to gate 4 to protest the FO During the game chant and sing for the boys on the field. Whatever we may feel about what needs to happen with the team, we need these three points on Saturday. We will reduce our in-stadium spending. I know not everyone will boycott beer, but try buying one instead of two, or two instead of three. We will aim for a full-on concessions boycott, but we also need to build it up and try to get as many people on board as we can. We will aim for the June 13th game as the 100% boycott. At the same time as we plan this for Saturday, we are also looking at measures to express our concerns through email campaigns and phone campaigns to our ticket reps. On Monday, when the Madrid tickets go on sale, we should all phone our reps to register our concerns. We will put forth a list of concerns we can all express, but feel free to make your own . We will also put together an email that we can send to the higher ups at the team. This same sort of communication will be sent out through our Facebook group and the message board users list. We may need to get some flyers showing our concerns printed and be ready to hand these out by the New York game. These are the first steps after which we will assess the situation and move forward. There will be a meeting with the heads of the supporters groups and the team this afternoon which will hopefully help clarify some of our concerns."
"Well, this has been a hell of a week and a rollercoaster ride of emotion.
After much debate, we have decided upon a course of action to express our concerns over the state of affairs in TFC-land.
I know several forum users have been eager to join in this initiative, so these are our plans for the next steps. Please join us in ensuring TFC gets the message and continues to strive to do the best they can.
This is the plan for Saturday:
No official merch or colours
No banners or flags
Yes capo, yes drums. (<--no point in going and chanting and not doing it properly, I think) At the end of the game, win or lose, we meet at Gate 3 and march to gate 4 to protest the FO During the game chant and sing for the boys on the field. Whatever we may feel about what needs to happen with the team, we need these three points on Saturday. We will reduce our in-stadium spending. I know not everyone will boycott beer, but try buying one instead of two, or two instead of three. We will aim for a full-on concessions boycott, but we also need to build it up and try to get as many people on board as we can. We will aim for the June 13th game as the 100% boycott. At the same time as we plan this for Saturday, we are also looking at measures to express our concerns through email campaigns and phone campaigns to our ticket reps. On Monday, when the Madrid tickets go on sale, we should all phone our reps to register our concerns. We will put forth a list of concerns we can all express, but feel free to make your own . We will also put together an email that we can send to the higher ups at the team. This same sort of communication will be sent out through our Facebook group and the message board users list. We may need to get some flyers showing our concerns printed and be ready to hand these out by the New York game. These are the first steps after which we will assess the situation and move forward. There will be a meeting with the heads of the supporters groups and the team this afternoon which will hopefully help clarify some of our concerns."
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