In our second installment of What Happened To, we locate former Toronto FC striker Collin Samuel.

Samuel struck for 3 goals in 19 appearances as a starting position for Toronto FC. He was eventually released from the club in April 2008 for personal reasons.

Today Collin Samuel can be seen playing for St. Johnstone, based in Perth, Scotland in which he signed a 2 year deal with the club on May 6, 2008.

He currently sits with 11 goals in 55 appearances for The Saints.

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In our first installment of What Happened To, we locate former Toronto FC and Canadian U20 striker Andrea Lombardo.

On April 28, 2010 Andrea Lombardo signed a 2 year contract with Portugal FC of the Canadian Soccer League.

Prior to this, he had a brief stint with the York University soccer mens team and the Whittlesea Zebras of the Victorian Premiere League in Australia.

If you would like to see Andrea Lombardo and Portugal FC, please check with the CSL schedule for next match information.

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In a game of red cards and running, Toronto FC and the Kansas City Wizards played to a 0-0 before a crowd of 25,183 on a sunny day at BMO Field.

The result extends TFC’s unbeaten streak to five games—eight in all competitions—while the Wizards have now gone eight league matches without a win.

However, the draw gives KC their first road point of the season.

Arguably, the man of the match was KC goalkeeper Jimmy Nielsen, who made three vital saves in the first half to preserve the clean sheet.

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An experimental Toronto FC squad ran a soggy victory lap in honor of their Nutrilite Canadian Championship victory after fighting to a scoreless tie with short-handed Vancouver on Wednesday.

The celebration at BMO Field wasn’t a spontaneous one and was already predetermined for Toronto, who claimed their second straight title after the Whitecaps' Voyageurs Cup hopes ran aground in Montreal with a 1-1 tie last week.

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Toronto FC attacker Dwayne De Rosario has been named MLS Player of the Week for Week 10.

TFC beat the San Jose Earthquakes, 3-1, at Buck Shaw Stadium, their first road win of the 2010 campaign.

De Rosario actually started the game on the bench, rested after the midweek trip to Argentina with Canada. TFC coach Preki inserted him at halftime, and he turned the game, scoring two goals.

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Toronto marched into Buck Shaw stadium and collected three valuable road points against the San Jose Earthquakes on Saturday night as Dwayne De Rosario grabbed a brace to earn his team a 3-1 victory to move them into second place in the Eastern Conference.

De Rosario – introduced in the second half after just returning from Canadian National Team duty – collected a long ball on a breakaway in the 66th minute and cooly slotted the game-winner past Quakes keeper Joe Cannon. He also netted Toronto’s final goal in added time to seal the win.

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A 1-1 draw between Montreal Impact and the Vancouver Whitecaps FC at Stade Saputo Wednesday night means that Toronto FC are the 2010 Nutrilite Canadian Championship winners with a match still left to play in the competition.

Vancouver needed a win tonight to stay alive in the NCC against a Montreal side that had already been eliminated after losing twice to Toronto. But Ansou Toure’s 50th minute go-ahead goal for the visiting Whitecaps was canceled at the 62nd minute by Montreal’s Philippe Billy. Their strikes stood as the only goals in the match despite a late flurry from both teams.

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Chad Barrett’s second-half goal led Toronto FC to a 1-0 win over the New England Revolution on Saturday, stretching the Canadian club’s unbeaten streak in MLS to three games and five games overall.

Barrett got his head onto a corner kick in the 53rd minute and redirected it past a helpless Preston Burpo, sending the 20,672 fans at BMO Field into delirium.

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The MLS-bound Vancouver Whitecaps stayed alive in their quest to win their first Nutrilite Canadian Championship, scrapping out a 0-0 tie with Toronto FC at a wet and windy Swangard Stadium on Wednesday night.

The Whitecaps, who will become MLS’ second Canadian franchise next season, still control their own destiny in Canada’s CONCACAF Champions League qualifying tournament. With wins in their final two NCC matches, Vancouver could claim their first-ever title.

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