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 Revolution have buried Sainey Nyassi on the bench in much the same way they seem to have buried their scoring boots. The real question, though, is why?
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.
While New England's midfield looks pretty good for the 2013 season, its backline needs help. Looking ahead, the team needs to prioritize the positions where it is willing to spend and use the acquisition methods to the best of their ability.
Since the opening salvo on Twitter about a potential move to Wonderland, the social media outlet has been booming with discussion of a conceivable SSS for New England.
There are pros and cons to every news story, but right now lines are being drawn for a Wonderland soccer-specific stadium proposal that doesn't even exist...yet
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.
Do you think the New England Revolution values their most hardcore supporters? Incidents in the Fort on Saturday night may indicate the opposite.
