The annual New England Revolution Supporters' Summit is coming up in a matter of weeks, and there are plenty of questions to be asked of executives at that event. Perhaps chief among those concerns? The stadium situation.
Any plans for the Revolution to build a soccer-specific stadium in Revere hinge on the city's ability to build a casino at Suffolk Downs. With Steve Wynn working to bring that casino to Everett instead, things could look bad for fans of Wonderland.
The cynic in me thinks that they'll just slap some cinder blocks and mortar together and build a bland stadium with no interesting elements or unique embellishments. Houston's stadium is...
The Revolution stadium situation only gets better. Now it appears that Fall River Mayor Will Flanagan has stepped forward as another municipality desirous of an MLS stadium within the city limits.
With Somerville and Revere are now vying for a Revs SSS, we wonder if maybe Bob Kraft had it right all along.
It's a question that's being asked: Why is Assembly Square a better site for a potential Revolution SSS than Wonderland? Both certainly have their merits, but here's the case for the Somerville...
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?
