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| '''Toronto White Star''' is a [[Canada|Canadian]] team, founded by [[STAR-ter|STAR-ter]], on 25 August 2007 in the region [[Ontario]], later changed to [[Toronto]]. Its colors are red and white. The club's symbol is a White Star. The name was inspired by real-life soccer team Wisła Kraków. Team plays at Annex Stadium. Most of club's players are born Canadians. The team runs a [[Youth Academy]], named Toronto White Star Youth Team, with home at TWS Academy Center. | | '''Toronto White Star''' is a [[Canada|Canadian]] team, founded by [[STAR-ter|STAR-ter]], on 25 August 2007 in the region [[Ontario]], later changed to [[Toronto]]. Its colors are red and white. The club's symbol is a White Star. The name was inspired by real-life soccer team Wisła Kraków. Most of club's players are born Canadians, with a few exceptions. The team runs a [[Youth Academy]], named Toronto White Star Youth Team. |
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| == History ==
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| <b>Season 21:</b><br>
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| <u>24.07.2007</u> - First idea to create a new team in [[Canada]]. One day later, manager [[STAR-ter]] (formerly Phoenix_UT) closed his club in Poland - [[Gwardia Tczew]].<br>
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| <u>21.08.2007</u> - First files sent to the Canadian Hattrick Association.<br>
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| <u>25.08.2007</u> - This is the date, when club was founded. After a few days of controversial discussion with the Association, the team named Toronto White Star received place in division [[V.105 (Canada)|V.105]].<br>
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| <u>25.08.2007</u> - Club hired polish Ireneusz Łepik as a first team coach.<br>
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| <u>26.08.2007</u> - Premier game of TWS. The club played against the leader - Frogfish F.C. and lost the game 8:0.<br>
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| <u>02.09.2007</u> - First win. TWS has beaten Quebec's Lyon in the away game 1:2.<br>
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| <u>03.09.2007</u> - Bought Danny Gibbins for 176.000 C$. This player became shortly our leader. The 20-year old was a hot prospect for our future.<br>
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| <u>12.09.2007</u> - Charity game against [[Pomezania Malbork]] at Annex Stadium. This was noticed as first international game by White Star.<br>
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| <u>14.09.2007</u> - Bought George Alfoabi - Nigerian youngster, who was observed by scouts of Nigeria U20 team.<br>
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| <u>18.09.2007</u> - Club's official webpage club.hattrick.org/TWS was opened that day.<br>
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| <u>24.09.2007</u> - Amazing result by TWS, who routed Rude Devils Canada 0:7 in away game.<br>
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| <u>21.10.2007</u> - TWS won the last game in the season (2:4 over Eleven United) and finished at 4th place in the league. The fist season is over.<br>
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| <b>Season 22:</b><br>
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| <u>04.11.2007</u> - Sale of Tracey Baggett - the only player who played in every single game in our history.<br>
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| <u>12.11.2007</u> - Jamie Donnelly from England replaced Ireneusz Łepik and became a new coach with a 1-year contract.<br>
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| <u>19.11.2007</u> - David Mealy sold making a new sale record - C$ 500 000.<br>
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| <u>21.11.2007</u> - Born Canadian, Bernie O'Halloran bacame an asisstant coach and player. TWS won their game in Canadian Cup and was promoted to the 4th round.<br>
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| <u>25.11.2007</u> - Toronto hammers Yukon Tanners and won their 7th competetive game in a row.<br>
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| <u>26.11.2007</u> - Another sale record - George Afolabi sold for C$ 600 000. He entered TWS for only C$ 2000. <br>
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| <u>28.12.2007</u> - The team was kicked out of the Cup at round 4.<br>
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| <u>07.12.2007</u> - Stadium capicity has been expanded to 16000 seats.<br>
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| <u>08.12.2007</u> - A great prospect - Felix Girard - joins the youth academy.<br>
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| {{stub-team}} | | {{stub-team}} |
| [[Category: Canadian Clubs]] | | [[Category: Canadian Clubs]] |
Toronto White Star (1670977) |
| Managed by STAR-ter |
| Club information |
| Location | Toronto, Canada |
| Arena | Annex Stadium |
| Fan Club | U-Sector |
| Founded | 25 August, 2007 |
Toronto White Star is a Canadian team, founded by STAR-ter, on 25 August 2007 in the region Ontario, later changed to Toronto. Its colors are red and white. The club's symbol is a White Star. The name was inspired by real-life soccer team Wisła Kraków. Most of club's players are born Canadians, with a few exceptions. The team runs a Youth Academy, named Toronto White Star Youth Team.
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