Revs latest news - Page 21 - TalkSoccer

**Frank Cunha** · 14-05-2006, 01:38 AM

final score
Revs -3-Chivas -1

**Frank Cunha** · 16-05-2006, 05:46 PM

New England Revolution in last place in attendance

MLS: Attendance & Scoring

ATTENDANCE (through Week 7)
Team: average home attendance
Los Angeles: 21,225
Houston: 21,039
Chivas USA: 20,048
New York: 17,660
D.C. United: 17,441
Real Salt Lake: 16,121
FC Dallas: 15,702
Columbus: 14,379
Kansas City: 11,572
Colorado: 11,434
New England: 10,021
Chicago: no home games
Leaguewide: 40 games, 649,908 fans for 16,248 average.

GOALSCORING AVERAGE
Team: goals scored per game
D.C. United: 2.00
Houston: 2.00
FC Dallas: 1.88
Colorado: 1.50
New England: 1.50
Kansas City: 1.43
Chicago: 1.33
Real Salt Lake: 1.14
Chivas USA: 1.00
Columbus: 0.86
New York: 0.83
Los Angeles: 0.75
Leaguewide average: 2.73 goals per game.

**Frank Cunha** · 21-05-2006, 01:49 AM

and its only in the 54m

I guess New England are nothing without Dempsey

**Frank Cunha** · 21-05-2006, 02:18 AM

Carlos Ruiz scored 2 goals
http://www.mlsnet.com/MLS/scoreboard...05202006_NEDAL

**Frank Cunha** · 27-05-2006, 09:03 PM

tonight at 7:30pm

http://www.revolutionsoccer.net/news...19251&pcid=124

**Frank Cunha** · 28-05-2006, 01:26 AM

3m of stoppage time

Houston-1-New England -1

Cochrane just tied the game

**Frank Cunha** · 28-05-2006, 01:33 AM

game over

New England -1-Dynamo -1

**Frank Cunha** · 12-06-2006, 03:07 PM

MLS: Wild finish to Bridgeview opener

New England spoiled Chicago's debut at its new Toyota Park in Bridgeview, Ill., scoring two goals in stoppage time to earn a 3-3 draw. Calen Carr scored his first MLS goal to put the Revs ahead, 3-1, one minute into stoppage time, but Steve Ralston and Andy Dorman scored less than a minute apart to earn the Revs a point. The game drew a crowd of 12,941.

**Frank Cunha** · 12-06-2006, 07:21 PM

http://www.mlsnet.com/MLS/news/mls_n..._mls&fext=.jsp

they comeback from 3-1 down to tied 3-3 on stoppage time

**Frank Cunha** · 14-06-2006, 11:56 PM

Commissioner Don Garber working on a new stadium for the New England Revolution

www.majorleaguesoccer.com

story
http://www.mlsnet.com/MLS/news/mls_n..._mls&fext=.jsp

**Frank Cunha** · 17-06-2006, 03:50 AM

* BEST OF THE WEB: Revs Could be Next in Line for MLS Stadium

Major League Soccer wants to build another soccer-specific stadium, this time in Boston, home of the New England Revolution.
MLS is in talks with the Kraft family about funding the stadium. The Boston Herald said the news was "met with approval on all sides," especially from Revs coach Steve Nicol, who called it a "fantastic" possibility. He noted that a deal is still a long way from being complete, partly because getting land in the Boston area, as he says, "is not the easiest thing in the world," but the high-interest level on all sides is a positive for the team. MLS plans to outfit each of its teams with soccer-only stadiums, a push that has been met with approval by most players and coaches. Revs midfielder Shalrie Joseph said, "It would be nice to have a soccer-specific facility. It helps us move forward."
MLS operates four soccer-specific stadiums: the Home Depot Center in Carson, Calif., which is shared by the Galaxy and Chivas USA; Pizza Hut Park, home to FC Dallas; Crew Stadium in Columbus, Ohio; and the newly opened Toyota Stadium outside of Chicago. Colorado and the 2007 expansion team Toronto FC both also expect to have soccer stadiums by next year, and Red Bull New York hopes to begin work soon on a stadium in Harrison, N.J.

Boston Herald
http://sports.bostonherald.com/socce...ticleid=144032

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**Frank Cunha** · 17-06-2006, 03:50 AM

* BEST OF THE WEB: Revs Could be Next in Line for MLS Stadium

Major League Soccer wants to build another soccer-specific stadium, this time in Boston, home of the New England Revolution.
MLS is in talks with the Kraft family about funding the stadium. The Boston Herald said the news was "met with approval on all sides," especially from Revs coach Steve Nicol, who called it a "fantastic" possibility. He noted that a deal is still a long way from being complete, partly because getting land in the Boston area, as he says, "is not the easiest thing in the world," but the high-interest level on all sides is a positive for the team. MLS plans to outfit each of its teams with soccer-only stadiums, a push that has been met with approval by most players and coaches. Revs midfielder Shalrie Joseph said, "It would be nice to have a soccer-specific facility. It helps us move forward."
MLS operates four soccer-specific stadiums: the Home Depot Center in Carson, Calif., which is shared by the Galaxy and Chivas USA; Pizza Hut Park, home to FC Dallas; Crew Stadium in Columbus, Ohio; and the newly opened Toyota Stadium outside of Chicago. Colorado and the 2007 expansion team Toronto FC both also expect to have soccer stadiums by next year, and Red Bull New York hopes to begin work soon on a stadium in Harrison, N.J.

Boston Herald
http://sports.bostonherald.com/socce...ticleid=144032

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**Frank Cunha** · 28-06-2006, 01:29 AM

NEW ENGLAND REVOLUTION vs. FC DALLAS
Columbus Crew Stadium, Columbus Ohio – 7:30 p.m.

Complete Game Notes: http://www.mlsnet.com/MLS/news/mls_n..._mls&fext=.jsp

The New England Revolution return to Gillette Stadium after a two-game road trip that saw them extend their streak of ties to four games - but they still haven't won in more than a month, since May 13 (seven games). The streak began with their first meeting against FC Dallas, a 4-0 loss in Frisco that was New England's worst defeat in nearly five years. FC Dallas came off a nearly two-week layoff at the weekend with a victory against the Colorado Rapids, the fifth win in the last seven games for the Western Conference leaders.

REFEREE: Abbey Okulaja. SAR (bench): Rick Eddy; JAR (opposite): Thomas Supple; 4th: Gus St. Silva

INJURY REPORT:

NEW ENGLAND REVOLUTION - OUT: DF Marshall Leonard (L Achilles tendon repair); MF Leandro De Oliveira (R knee surgery); DF Joe Franchino (R ankle sprain); DOUBTFUL: DF James Riley (R ankle peroneal strain); MF Khano Smith (L knee); QUESTIONABLE: MF Daniel Hernandez (L ankle sprain); FW Pat Noonan (back); PROBABLE: MF Ryan Latham (abdominal strain); GK Doug Warren (R knee sprain)

FC DALLAS - OUT: FW Abe Thompson (L foot stress fracture); MF Ramon Nuñez (R quadriceps strain); DOUBTFUL: GK Jeff Cassar (R quadriceps tear)

INTERNATIONAL ABSENCES: none

SUSPENDED: none

WARNINGS: NE: Shalrie Joseph (suspended next yellow card) ... DAL: Carlos Ruiz (suspended next yellow card)

HEAD-TO-HEAD

ALL-TIME (26 meetings): Revolution 16 wins (1 shootout), 49 goals ... FC Dallas 9 wins (1 shootout), 37 goals ... 1 draw

AT NEW ENGLAND (12 meetings): Revolution 7 wins (1 shootout), 25 goals ... FC Dallas 5 wins (1 shootout), 19 goals ... 0 draws

This is the second of two meetings between the teams this season, both in the space of little more than a month, and the only one set for Gillette Stadium.

A year ago, the Revolution won both meetings, - including a remarkable comeback in their Bay State encounter in what many called the game of the year, Taylor Twellman's two goals in the 90th minute and after giving New England a 3-2 win.

The first game win this season snapped a four-game Revolution winning streak in the series, FC Dallas defeating New England for the first time since June 12, 2004. Since the 2001 season, Dallas has won just three times in 13 encounters between the clubs, with one draw.

Coaches record: Steve Nicol vs. DAL: P10 W7 L3 D0 ... Colin Clarke v NE: P7 W2 L5 D0

**Frank Cunha** · 29-06-2006, 12:11 AM

1-0 goal by Taylor Twellman, his 5th of the season
http://www.mlsnet.com/MLS/scoreboard...06282006_DALNE

**Frank Cunha** · 29-06-2006, 01:32 AM

final
Revs -1-Dallas -0

after 8m of stoppage time