less truculence at the opposite end.

NO BANS FOR TFC FANS

An investigation into the actions of traveling Toronto FC supporters inside Montreal's Saputo Stadium Sunday night yielded no suspension or bans, the Toronto Sun confirmed Tuesday afternoon.

Major League Soccer had considered preventing TFC fans from organizing during Thursday night's first-round playoff game back in Quebec, but decided against issuing any punishments after supporters lit flares and smoke bombs - items banned from MLS stadiums - during TFC's 2-1 loss.

Around 500 TFC supporters - from five supporters' groups - banded together in the stands at Saputo Stadium Sunday. A large number of traveling supporters are expected at the venue Thursday night.

Phil Tobin, the president of Red Patch Boys, offered his group's bylaws to the Sun, which specifically say that "violencemini store was opened up to the rest of the public and you had to wait in line for a chance to shop the shoes, bags and accessories. The men's and women's collection were available to everyone with no time restraints. There was a limit of one item of each style per person, as they want as many people as possible to shop the collection (and to prevent scam artists from buying everything and selling it on ebay with a 200% markup).

There was a mad grab for all the clothes and by the time it was my turn, there were no more leather jackets on the racks. So I made my way upstairs to meet up with my shopping buddy, and he was able to grab something, although