There have been some major developments related to the award of two gaming licenses to designated areas in Massachusetts, including Suffolk Downs, a location of interest to Revs fans. LETSGOREVS has thoughts on that and recent events.
Regular reader and commenter ExiledinUSA has penned another FanPost in response to Grant Wahl's recent article ranking the New England Revolution as the second-least ambitious franchise in MLS. It's a bit tongue-in-cheek, folks.
With Somerville and Revere are now vying for a Revs SSS, we wonder if maybe Bob Kraft had it right all along.
Talks between the Revs and the town of Revere might be preliminary, but talk in the media and amongst fans about a Revolution stadium at Wonderland is in full swing. Mayor Rizzo even went on Fox 25 this morning to chat with Shannon Mulaire about it.
Word came out last week that the New England Revolution were back in talks with Revere about building a stadium at the old Wonderland Dog Track, and Brian Bilello lent some credence to the news. Is it a workable solution for the Revs?
The New England Revolution universe was all aflutter yesterday when an email from some mystery man in the Kraft organization said that the Revs might be moved to Baltimore. We got that email a week ago; here is our whole conversation with the "mole."
How has the New England Revolution's front office fared so far this season? A look at the successes and mistakes of the 2012 campaign.
For 10 years the New England Revolution have played at Gillette Stadium...so why does the sign on the outside ONLY say home of the Patriots?
Grant Wahl, failed candidate for the FIFA presidency and writer at SI.com on all things football has listed all 19 MLS franchises in order of perceived ambitions. Not surprisingly, LA is #1,...
