Toronto FC announced a pair of coaching changes today - and it wasn't the one people have been expecting after Toronto's 0-8 start.
Jim Brennan moves from his role as head coach of the U-17 Academy side to become an assistant coach of the first team side. Bob DeKlerk now moves into the technical manager role which will see him work more closely with the Academy and intentional scouting.
Also of note, and perhaps the most telling of the intentions of today's moves, Paul Mariner, director of player development, will now take on the role of 'occasionally coaching the team's strikers.'
CSN will have more reaction on these moves and what they mean (if anything) but what do you think of changes? Is Brennan ready for first team responsibilities? Is Mariner's move to the coaching side a sign of things to come? Will this change anything for Toronto FC's fortunes?
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