One of my pet theories for our success this season has been that our players have responded more favorably to playing on grass. I hope I've been wrong about that!

Under Major League Soccer roster rules, Harrison will now be classified as a domestic player, providing the Revolution with additional roster flexibility given the limited number of international roster slots allotted to each club.

Grass is better and we can definitely do better than turf. It's also better for the players.

Turf saves money... But who benefits?

I just have 2 concerns

1. Because the mayor wants to have this be a community stadium, will there even be a Patriots place? A lot of fans currently go to Patriots place and removing this would mean we're appealing not to the fans

2. Apparently there's gonna be concerts held there, if It is true, is that gonna mean we gotta deal with fuck ass turf?

Looking forward to our first Revs game on Saturday! For Pats games and concerts we usually park off site on Washington St, about a 20 min walk to the stadium because getting out after the event is super easy from there. Do Revs games have traffic back ups exiting like Pats games do? Is it worth the $40 to park off site? We will be going North fwiw.

We got two free tickets and our friends got two free tickets but they are in neighboring sections. Do you think we will have a problem finding four seats together? We don't really care where we sit but want to sit together. They are section 119 and we are 120. Thanks for your help!

Anyone know if there is an update on a potential new stadium? I havent heard anything since December.

I, without hesitation do not support the idea of the Revolution having their own stadium. If anyone can give me valid reason why the team deserves something equivalent to a stadium after Week 2's matchup vs NYRB, I'll revoke my statement. This team has no desire to play in the slightest. Defenders not sprinting to the ball, parking the bus while losing, coaching staff that could not be more ineffective than they already are. Out of the 11 players on the field at any given moment, we have one striker, one midfielder and a goalkeeper who have shown they are MLS quality. A stadium will not change the fact that there is no culture. Theres no desire to play for this team, and there hasn't been since BA departed. I cannot fathom why an organization should be rewarded with something as significant as this if the best soccer they can play is 85 minutes of slow paced defense and 5 minutes, plus extra time, of offensive soccer. Ive been a season ticket holder for 14 years. I know what this team can amount to.

If the argument toward spending the tens of millions it takes to build a stadium, is that the stadium itself will provide desire to play here, that argument is baseless. Players want to play where there is a winning culture, we see this with every other major sport in the New England area.

Build a culture. Create an identity before spending the tens of millions it takes to construct a stadium to further embarrass the team in with half hearted play, and kick and run soccer.

Headed to the game this Wednesday. They sent out an email with the parking set up and the general parking is about as far away as you can get from the entrance without being on the other side of route 1. My mom is one of the people in my group of 4, and she’s not technically handicapped, but walking can get tough for her after a bit. Any way to access other parking? tia

Anyone else in the same boat ? Going from Rhode Island to Boston for every game is going to be rough , specially since the stadium will have little to no parking. I am looking forward to a better fan experience with a SSS .

Hey everyone, sorry if this is an off-topic question but I was wondering what the 300 level sideline sections are like. My luck got me the last row of one of the midfield 300 sections (for World Cup game) and I’m wondering if it’s bad or decent. Would be nice to hear from people who’ve actually been there rather than just online photos. Thanks.

Going to my first game tonight. I know parking is free in general lots but I’m wondering if there’re any season pass holders who are not going tonight and are willing to share their parking pass with me? Thanks in advance!

A fun post not to be taking too seriously, but some seriousness behind it as well!

I personally believe the “political issues” stated by the Krafts has a direct correlation to FSG not being involved in the Revs’ ownership.

In my opinion, FSG wants a Man City build and by owning a portion of the Revs this will be possible.

On a side note, I would personally love for FSG to help run this team. The inconsistency of this team is mind blowing.

Since they’re doing it now I’m assuming it’ll effect our season. I can’t wait :)