This week’s MLS Tifo of the Week goes to the Timbers Army for their anti-homophobia display this last weekend. It was a large placard display that worked well, and got its point across. I would have preferred the banner in the middle to be a little larger so that its easier to read, but other than that, it’s great.

This week’s honorable mention goes to the Einheit for their display at the Crew’s home game against Colorado on the 11th. They have recently moved from the Nordecke to spread the Nordecke across the stadium and to be able to support as passionately and authentically as they desired.

This week’s MLS Tifo of the Week goes to Atticus and the Green Machine team in Portland. Check out the Video for the whole story.

This week’s MLS Tifo of the week goes to the 1906 Ultras for their display this last week. They were celebrating 10 years of supporting the Earthquakes with a huge display.

However, although SJ won, I want to dedicate Week 8 of MLS Tifo of the Week to the victim of the terrible events that occurred in Boston. Our thoughts and prayers stand with you all!

This week’s MLS Tifo of the Week goes to those great supporters out in DC, the District Ultras for their display this last week against the Red Bulls. I absolutely love it! It’s simple, to the point, and funny. Great work.

Also this week is a bit of Tifo from the folks in the North, our friends in Montreal. UM02 scaled down their display due to some weather issues, but still have a cool flag display. Make sure you check out the video below as well too in order to get a real feeling for the display.

This week’s MLS Tifo of the Week goes to Centennial 38 (a combining of several supporters groups in Colorado). They had a great display for their Rocky Mountain Cup match against RSL. I love the circus feel of the whole display!

This week’s MLS tifo of the week goes to the supporters in NY in the South Ward. It reads, “The Future is Ours, Can you Dig it?!”

I’m not entirely sure what the image in the middle is. I really think it could have been pulled off a bit better if the folks under it weren’t slapping the banner. If you keep you hands flat, it keeps the banner easy to read.

This week’s MLS Tifo of the Week goes to the 1906 Ultras for the tifo against Seattle. It is a parody of the “Tonight we go all in” tifo from ECS last year. It includes Sigi Schmid, Drew Carey, and the ECS capo made famous in this youtube video.

You can see them side by side here.

Of notable mention was more tifo from the Ultras Montreal 02 for their tifo against NY this last weekend.

The one of the left really speaks of the clubs that Red Bull Corp has ruined by slapping their corporate logos on everything and forgetting the history of the clubs. The left picture reads (I am told) “Modern Football to the Slaughterhouse”.

The week 3 MLS Tifo of the week goes to Ultras Montreal 02 for their cool display this past weekend. I love the South American flair with the banners from above, combined with the card display (from this angle, it hard to see, but it reads IMFC) For you non-French speaking folks like myself, the banner is said to read “Yesterday, today and forever” Great job UM02!

Coming in at a close second was the tifo up in NY this weekend that even @AlexiLalas mentioned on Extra Time Radio this week.

MLSsoccer.com posted this video recapping the epic tifo from the short MLS history of Seattle vs Portland (Although they did throw in tifo from non SEAvPDX games). After watching it I’m getting really excited for all the rivalries this weekend.

Don’t forget to check out NBC Sports’ 10 hours of MLS coverage on Saturday including the MLS Breakaway “Whip Around” show.

This week’s MLS Tifo of the week goes to Section 8 out in Chicago for their “Rise Above” tifo this weekend during their home opener. I think it’s a bit funny that last week ECS had a “Rise Above” tifo as well.

A close second. (really close in my head!) was the display in DC with all of their supporters groups. It’s a great large card display with the text up top.

Finally, we got a submission from the boys in Vancouver. The Curva Collective did a really cool flag display. It has 25 different flags that represent the nations and regions of their playing and coaching staffm the Club and our City.  So 25 are being held, and the same 25 are being waved.