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First of all, the colours. The pink especially does not fit the game's style, since TF2 is mostly comprised of earthy tones, with what colour it has is muted, the whole neon Pink and Cyan colours weren't really a thing in the 60's nor are they seen anywhere in the game (outside of the few warpaints that valve accepted for some reason) You also used Jet black for the trees, which again, isn't anywhere in-game, the darkest in the game is closer to a charcoal grey.
The main texture is, quite honestly, pretty bad. The "Palm Tree" shape is literally the same copy pasted across the whole texture, no rotation, no different shapes to trees, just the same image with different sizes, and I wouldn't be surprised it was a google image you found. The colour gradient is just a stock photoshop gradient with almost no adjustments to it. The stripes overlay does add that "old TV" look to it but it doesn't help it's case. The texture itself also isn't seamless, and I can tell that you aren't aware of the "pattern preview" tool in Photoshop. If you DO use photoshop, do look into it, it will help you massively when making seamless textures.
I apologise in advance if I come off as harsh, but I have very strong opinions on preserving the artstyle of one of my favourite games.