So far, Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2 have made six fairly predictable signings. They are a mix of academy players, graduates, and university players that likely wouldn't get a shot outside of Canada, if anywhere.
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Whitecaps FC had at best a mixed results down in the desert. They scored two goals, while keeping a clean sheet against New England. They drew one apiece with San Jose. And they lost by one to Western Conference newcomers Houston Dynamo. Of course at this time of year, results count for nothing.
Read MoreWhitecaps FC 2 confirm appointment of Alan Koch as manager
The story of the Whitecaps Football Club began on December 11th, 1973. Forty years, eleven months, and ten days later, WFC2 came into being as a USL Pro side. Before the announcement, the club had looked into a number of venues. Coquitlam, Surrey, and Swangard were all suggested. They came awfully close to reaching a deal with the City of New Westminster. But in the end, it was Thunderbird Stadium that got the nod. Today the club announced that Alan Koch will be heading up the coaching staff for WFC2's inaugural season and beyond.
Read MoreMajor League players prepared and will go on strike
The Major League officially kicks off on March 6th, 2015... or does it? Talks on a new collective bargaining agreement between the league and the Players Union don't appear to be going well.
Read MoreThe Boys Are Back in Town
Has it really been three months since referee Mark Geiger controversially awarded FC Dallas an 84th minute penalty kick with the score level at once apiece? The calendar would suggest so, but for some of us, it felt like it has been a far longer wait.
Read MoreWhile the first team's away, Robbo's Rascals will play
When the Whitecaps made Carl Robinson the manager of their football club, they knew that they were getting a charismatic young coach who had the respect of his players. As a former player, he could relate to them, since he had been where they are now and emerged stronger for it.
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When the members of the Vancouver Whitecaps Football Club returned to training at Dhillon Field on Monday morning, they were greeted with the sight of dozens of supporters in the stands, their banners already hung from the railings, and a number of flags fluttering in the breeze. The weather was cold and the sky was gloomy, but still they turned out to support their club.
Read MorePitchside: Whitecaps FC U23s v Highlanders FC
When Carl Robinson was promoted from assistant coach to manager back in December, he said that he would find minutes for his players. On Tuesday, he found some.
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With a friendly against Edmonton later in the afternoon, and a match against Colorado on Saturday, today's training session was a little sparse.
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Today, the Whitecaps announced the signing of Chilean midfield Designated Player Pedro Morales from Spanish side Málaga CF. He immediately began training.
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The Whitecaps returned to training at Thunderbird Stadium. They trained in the rain, and they trained in the snow, because that's what RCI champions do.
Read MorePitchside: Whitecaps FC Intra-Squad
It was a bright and sunny afternoon at Thunderbird Stadium on Wednesday. The sky was a vivid blue, only interrupted by the occasional cloud.
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As it was the first of two sessions on Friday, and knowing that they would head to Victoria after another, the coaches took it easy. They gave them the bleep test.
Read MoreGetting to know Gordon Forrest
In the past, we’ve brought you the insights of Carl Robinson and Marius Røvde. Now we bring to you a window into the life of Gordon Forrest.
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Vancouver Whitecaps FC trained at BC Place in front of a select number of media members on Thursday. Training had been scheduled for Dhillon Field.
Read MoreKenny Miller doubtful for Saturday
Things may change later in the week, but Vancouver Whitecaps FC forward Kenny Miller would have to be considered doubtful for the match against Real Salt Lake.
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Manager Martin Rennie reveals that Andy O’Brien, Johnny Leverón, and Jay DeMerit are in contention for a spot in the starting XI at Saputo Stadium.
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The Caps got some good news as centre back Andy O’Brien was back for a full training session after missing the weekend match against San Jose.
Read MoreTales from the Training Ground: Whitecaps FC
Vancouver Whitecaps FC trained Thursday at Dhillon Field. The Blue and White had bodies missing in action, while some others returned to full training.
Read MoreKarma karma karma karma karma Camilo
On Monday, we got to speak with Whitecaps FC forward Camilo Sanvezzo, the MLS Player of the Week for Week 17. Nicknamed O Mágico, it is not hard to see why.
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