If you have been paying attention to the New England Revolution recently, you will no doubt be familiar with their struggles in the post-Bruce Arena era. After Arena stepped down last season, the Revs have struggled to find consistency. They ended 2023 with a 3-3-5 (W-D-L) record.  Even that sounds like a distant memory now, as the Revs have concluded …

The Revolution actually managed a win on the road, their first in 363 days, against the Chicago Fire on Saturday. In what was a scrappy, high-energy affair, a long-distance Tomas Chancalay screamer ended up being the difference for the Revs.  The 3-points are desperately needed for New England, who have now collected just 7 points from a possible 30 and …

The Kraft sports organization and the New England Revolution have been looking for a downtown Boston stadium since… well, forever. It’s been 10 months since the Krafts said they were “more optimistic than ever” that the #NERevs could secure a stadium site in Boston. The most that’s happened in that time is a few weightless rumors being spread on Twitter. …

The Revolution won a game!  It had to happen eventually. For Caleb Porter, it couldn’t have come at a better time – seeing as he made some promises. Caleb Porter ended the interview by saying, “We’re going to get a win Saturday. I promise that.”#NERevs pic.twitter.com/kEDyipppAq — Seth (@SethMan31) April 4, 2024 A win at home against a middle-of-the-pack Charlotte team …

My time has been stretched a bit thinner so far this season, which hasn’t allowed me to write as often as I’d like.  I did want to talk about something that’s been confusing me this week, but I hope you’ll excuse that it’s less “in-depth” than usual. The question I keep coming back to this year is: Are the Revs …

In my last post, I wondered if we had seen enough to make a determination about what sort of club New England would be in the 2024. Spoiler: we hadn’t. That was three weeks ago, and since then, the Revs have played 6 times across 2 competitions.  In the CONCACAF Champions Cup, New England have more than held their own, …

There’s an axiom within journalism, called Betteridge’s Law. It states “Any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no”. The logic behind the law is: if the answer were to be “yes”, a simple statement of fact would make for a much stronger headline. Coincidentally, you may have noticed, this article is titled with …

Prior to the 2023 season on an episode of Revolution Recap, three writers covering the New England Revolution from three different websites took part in the Inaugural Revolution Goalscorer Draft. All three writers selected players they expected to score for the Revolution in 2023, forming teams of eight. NEW PODCAST: @realgjohnstone, @CalebPongratz10 and @AndyRevsNation have bragging rights on the line …

This isn’t my normal content.  In fact, this is only vaguely related to the New England Revolution at all.  If you’re reading this as a fan of another MLS team (or indeed *no* MLS team), welcome!  A bit of background: I’m a long-time season ticket holder of the Revolution with a tendency to get into the weeds on topics that …

In some ways, the offseason is a tough time for content creators. There are no games (at least no televised games).  The news is a little slower.  There are some new signings, sure.  A new kit release, certainly.  But it gets a little slow. Then again, sometimes the offseason is the easiest for content creators.  For example, I get to …