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Jay Heaps is thankful for every opportunity he’s received in Foxboro and he said as much in a heartfelt letter he posted on Twitter on Tuesday.
Heaps, who was fired after leading the New England Revolution for six years, had a lot of praise for the people he encountered while he was with the club. The player-turned-coach started by thanking the fans, saying he “loved every second on the field and every minute preparing the team to play in front of you.” He went on to say the he will miss the supporters.
After thanking the organization’s personnel, players, and coaches, Heaps turned his attention to the Kraft family. Here he said that the Krafts are the “greatest owners in sports.” He then thanked them for being class acts before saying that his biggest regret is “not getting you and your family what you deserve, an MLS Championship.”
The full letter, which can be found below, serves as a reminder of all that Heaps has done for the Revolution.
1st official tweet but not my last. After parting ways with the Revs, I had a few thoughts to share and people to thank. I love u DJJLiv. pic.twitter.com/f6CPJAJyUz
— Jay Heaps (@JayHeaps722) September 19, 2017