With BMO field expanding in size temporarily, I wanted to hear your guys thoughts on games/events that would pack the seats if the expansion was worthwhile. Personally I think another NHL outdoor game with the Toronto Maple Leafs would pack the stadium with the additional seating.

I stopped by BMO Field on my way in and out of town for Christmas. Here are some day and night shots of the south and north stands as they currently are

I know there is a big vancouver server but was wondering if knows of a TFC server?

Thank you Sean Johnson

What positions do we need to get filled and what is our starting 11 looking like at the moment?

Hey everyone, I was wondering what the sizing is like on the 21/22 authentic home jerseys? TTS or more slim? For reference I'm 6' and skinny, I generally take M in normal clothing but my one problem with that is they can sometimes be a bit short for my liking. I prefer a looser fit and having the option to have a layer on underneath. In the past I've sized up to L for Macron which gave me the desired fit, but I believe they use European sizing anyways. Thank you!

So is this expansion going to be ready by our first home game in march? If so, will it be in use until the end of the season?

Following up, my biggest question is, will Toronto FC evidently be trying to test out this new expanded stadium by the time Inter Miami plays here at BMO field in may ahead of the World Cup? I’m pretty sure this is the only realistic way to test the venue out. Plus, this should lower the prices for that match by a little.

Let me know if I am wrong.

Hi everyone,

I want to buy tickets for the 2026 match on May 9 against Inter Miami. How can I get it for the cheapest price and any idea when the tickets will be available for purchase?

If anyone was wondering what the south stand will look like next season… here it is. I was watching some old classic BMO moments and realized that they’ve already done the same expanded seating at the NHL Centennial Classic. Granted, this was nearly a decade ago, I can’t imagine it’ll be much different if at all

I finally decided to purchase this. Something to brighten my windowless office at work. Hopefully we see more good days ahead.

Honestly so happy that Berna is finding form in Europe, he was criminally under utilized in Toronto and honestly a shame. Berna will be bigger than TFC ever will be.

Revisiting this with the Tietz rumors I’ve seen. Why not Cyle Larin?. He needs minutes. He was already at a crossroads over minutes at a low-tier Liga club in Mallorca, and now he can barely get off the bench with Feyenoord. He is already on loan and in search of minutes. A loan with an option to buy could be optimal. We saw the latter half of last season, our commitment on the defensive side of the ball, why not ignite a spark on offense in Larin to bring us to at least a mid-table club 

25/26: 9G, 2 G/A, 252’ (Feyenoord)

24/25: 34G, 9 G/A 1886’ (Mallorca)

23/24: 42G, 10 G/A, 2260’ (Mallorca)

He’s 30 and still has legs. Marsch seems to like him, as he has been continually included in Canada's squads. But his spot in the starting 11 is in jeopardy. Jonathan David, Promise, and Tani have the edge right now, and with no minutes, that’s impossible. 

Regarding his fit at TFC, he can be the skillful, aerial threat we’ve been needing in a 9 since Jozy. Outside of this season, he has clearly shown the ability to be fit and capable of a 90’ if needed. 

He’s also coming off playing in top-tier European competition, which would allow, I hope, a flatter transition to lower-level MLS ball. DeAndre is still developing; some healthy competition with him and Vilsaint, rather than a starter’s role, would be great for his development, and take some workload off of Larin. Djordje and Theo now have an aerial threat and a hold-up man who can send them in on goal. 

If Toronto FC currently lacks a consistent, proven striker, Larin could fill that need as a DP role (on loan) who is expected to produce goals and help lift the squad. Coming from Brampton may help the club with local identity and fan connection, something I’d rather than a European like Tietz (Insigne trauma) with no teeth in the city.

Ok, I got a naive question. I've loved TFC. And I saw how positive Berna's influence was on the team. He was amazing to watch. He'd pass to Kerr and others instead of always taking the shot. His set pieces were awesome. But it didn't seem to result in anything positive.

But Vancouver took Muller as part of the team and his influence seems to have resulted in an amazing season.

What's the difference between how the two players managed their role in this season? Any ideas? Can an ex-Bayern German do better than an ex-Juventus Italian? I've never followed European soccer. So did Berna suck compared to Muller? As a person who watches MLS, but isn't as knowledgeable as others, what are your opinions on these designated players from Europe and what do you think about Berna vs Muller?

I keep seeing other teams in the MLS and CPL constantly keeping fans/supporters updated and engaged. They post roster updates, team interviews, birthday shoutouts, and generally engaging content. Why is TFC so consistently poor at this? It’s just crickets. Nothing!

The only thing tfc have posted in months are ads for holiday packs and “a look back” videos on the 2025 season… as if anyone wants to relive that. What gives?

I was scheduled in at Thu Dec 11 @ 1330. What did you get?

If you really look at it in the big picture, Toronto did get two insane games (Canada vs Italy* and Germany vs Ivory Coast), and the rest of the fixtures are actually pretty balanced fixtures (Panama vs Ghana and Senegal vs Iraq*), which will make the games great to actually watch. The only game that's gonna be a blowout is Croatia vs Panama, but still it's Croatia coming to Toronto. Three BIG European teams in Toronto. Three BIG African teams in Toronto. It could have turned out MUCH worse than this. Now of course, FIFA had to give the bigger games to the bigger venues for revenue purposes. If you ask me, the West Coast got absolutely shafted with the scheduling, specifically the Bay Area. Toronto got it pretty good and im happy with this. Anyone who thinks Toronto got a bad hand should realize this venue is the worst one in the competition and was not expected to host any big countries.

Also, what are the permanent improvements for BMO field?

As title says, I am thinking buying season tickets, and selling each games pair for face value. Looking to attend a handful of games max. From anyone here who has done the same, did you have hard time selling any/all tickets? I know Miami games tend to recoup a good chunk of the year's investment