Toronto FC's painful season produced another body blow Saturday. And perhaps more worrying, there was a frustrated outburst from Italian star Federico Bernardeschi in the aftermath of the 1-0 loss to Austin FC.
Bob Bradley's depleted team, missing 10 players through injury or suspension, looked to have hung on for a second straight scoreless draw only to concede a 91st-minute goal in the first-ever meeting between the MLS clubs.
But the former Juventus player, who wears his heart on his sleeve, then seemed to take square aim at Bradley's tactics. "We lose every game. We tie, we lose, we tie, we lose. Sometimes we win. But I can't believe this, sincerely. This is no good for the young players. They need to get better and grow up with an idea of football … We need the idea of football."
Toronto has won just one of its 23 career regular-season games in Texas with the lone victory in September 2010 .
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