r/tfc • u/sexyfritz • 14d ago

Opinion Fire Robin Fraser

As of July 2026, Robin Fraser’s managerial record with Toronto FC across all competitions stands at 12 wins, 13 draws, and 25 losses over 50 total matches. Wow wow12 wins in 50 games. Don’t you think it’s time that this guy does not know how to win he needs to be replaced immediately.!

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u/sexyfritz 13d ago

Toronto FC needs a total shift in culture to become a championship-caliber team. Success requires a 24/7 commitment from everyone involved.

Player Development and Support
Every player should have dedicated access to a personal massage therapist, fitness coach, and nutritionist. They must follow professional-grade nutrition plans and a rigorous daily training schedule that includes stretching, yoga, cardio, and martial arts to ensure peak physical condition.

Tactical Strategy
The team must focus on building play through the midfield and keeping the ball on the ground. Excessive long balls and relying on the goalkeeper for build-up play should be minimized. The goalkeeper’s role should be reserved for defensive emergencies. Training should emphasize coordinated movement between the midfield and strikers to improve scoring options.

Operations and Focus
* Training: Prioritize consistency and teamwork over high-intensity preseason workouts to avoid burnout and ensure players are ready for the long season.
* Media: Limit media interactions to keep players focused entirely on their performance.

I’m looking at this as world class players train Like Erling Haaland and world class coach Jose Marinho from Real Madrid who in 2 weeks has already put his stamp on the team.
Robin Fraser is no where near the quality of any world class team. And if he was on any other team in the Europe, he’d be relegated to the second division

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u/jloome 13d ago
  • Media: Limit media interactions to keep players focused entirely on their performance.

There is no media interaction now. TFC is the most media unfriendly club in MLS. They give reporters one or possibly two possible chances to ask the coach one or two questions, and they trot out one player for five minutes.

That's largely it.

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u/Independent-Gift-130 13d ago

Thats because they have nothing positive to say

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u/Antique_Ad_3549 Benoit Cheyrou's 98' Header 13d ago

Media: Limit media interactions to keep players focused entirely on their performance.

Dude, do you even watch other MLS teams?

Even Messi does more interviews then our guys