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.
The 2013 Revolution season is FINALLY HERE. Catch up with our pals at Hot Time in Old Town to get the skinny on the Revs' upcoming opponents.
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.
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.
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...
On November 4th, 2008 Massachusetts residents entered the voting booth prepared to select the next president, but it's how they answered one of the three voter-initiated ballot questions that could possibly shape the future of the Revs.
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.
