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American Revolution: A New England Revolution (MLS) Story

Started on 17 January 2013 by shylax
Latest Reply on 23 January 2013 by shylax
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I was trying to get Leonard Kweuke on loan, but Newcastle got him on loan before the MLS international transfer window opened. That's stupid, MLS should coincide their international transfer window with Europe's.

If I can't get a good international striker on loan, I'll probably sign Blake Brettschneider again (I let his contract lapse), he was surprisingly effective for me. I'll probably start Navarre at striker and one of my youth goalkeepers and let them grow into those roles.
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Tough Postseason for Boston Teams

The past two months have been tough for teams from Boston. Two high-flying teams were arguably cut down prematurely in the playoffs. First, just now, the New England Patriots were defeated in the AFC Championship Game by the Baltimore Ravens. Patriots head coach Bill Belichick surprisingly was timid throughout the game, despite that, the Patriots were looking to win big early, but the Ravens came back and won.

Second, earlier this season, Supporters' Shield winners New England Revolution were knocked out in the MLS Conference Semifinal by D.C. United 3-2 on aggregate after extra time. Even though the Revolution were hardly expected to earn a postseason berth, especially as easily as they did, the loss still stings amongst Rev fans. Head coach Shylo Elliott said at a postgame press conference, "This loss really sucks. I thought we had a really good shot at winning the MLS Cup, but D.C. United just played their hearts out. Even so, we won the US Open Cup. We won the supporters' Shield and qualified for the North American Champions. We'll be back." Pundits are skeptical after the Revolution traded Benny Feilhaber and transferred Jerry Bengtson, and criticized the Revolution's draft, but who knows if the so far wizard Elliott has any magic left in him.

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New England Revolution Signs Carlos Aranda from Zaragoza

Zaragoza has sold striker Carlos Aranda to the New England Revolution for $45,000. Aranda will be on a 1 year, $350,000 per year contract. The Revolution are looking to use him as a target man.
this is a good story easy to read mate keep going
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Pre-Season 2013 Report


Player News

(2.8.2013) Fernando Cardenas will be out 3-4 weeks with a calf strain suffered during training
(2.22.2013) Brazilian winger Souza has signed with the Revolution on a free transfer, he will be on $175,000 per year for one year.
(2.24.2013) Left winger Brian Wright has been signed to an Academy Apprentice contract.



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Fahim Ben Khalfallah to New England

(2.24.2013) New England has signed versatile winger Fahim Ben Khalfallah from Girondins Bordeaux for $1,000,000. He will be on $350,000 per year for New England.

MLS Player Registration

(3.5.2013) Notable players who did not make it on the New England Revolution final roster:
Futty Danso
Shavar Thomas
Souza

(3.7.2013) Andrew Ramirez suffered a sprained ankle and will be out 6-7 weeks. He has been placed on the Disabled List and miss the next 6 matches.

MLS Waiver Draft

The New England Revolution declined to select any players in the MLS Waiver Draft. Souza was picked up by the Colorado Rapids.

Match Reports and Other Notes


2.9.2013 - Estudiantes (LP) 4 @ New England Revolution 0


- 2': Raul Domizzi goal for Estudiantes
- 24': Wason Renteria goal for Estudiantes
- 27': Wason Renteria goal for Estudiantes
- 41': Maximiliano Nunez (Estudiantes) given yellow card
- 66': Wason Renteria goal for Estudiantes
- 69': Fabricio Andres Bruno (Estudiantes) given yellow card


2.16.2013 - New England Revolution 3 @ Richmond Kickers 1


- 9': David Bulow goal for Richmond
- 23': Fabian Espindola goal for New England
- 27': Carlos Aranda goal for New England
- 33': Kevin Alston (New England) given yellow card
- 38': Blair Gavin goal for New England
- 89': Conor Shanosky (New England) given yellow card

2.20.2013 - New England Revolution 2 @ FC Edmonton 0


- 7': Lawrence Rolfe (New England) given yellow card
- 47': Efrain Navarro (New England) given yellow card
- 70': Lawrence Rolfe goal for New England
- 85': Iliasu Shrilla goal for New England

Injury Update: Lawrence Rolfe suffered a damaged elbow and will be out 2-3 weeks.

2.23.2013 - New England Revolution 1 @ Puerto Rico Islanders 1


- 45': Nicholas Addlery goal for Puerto Rico
- 48': Michael Thomas goal for New England

2.27.2013 - New England Revolution 3 @ Atlanta Silverbacks 0


- 33': Efrain Navarro goal for New England
- 37': A.J. Soares goal for New England
- 60': Diego Fagundez goal for New England
- 88': Milton Blanco (Atlanta) given yellow card

3.2.2013 - FC København 1 @ New England Revolution 0


- 82': Michael Thomas (New England) given yellow card
- 84': Christian Grindheim goal for FC København

March 2013 Report

3.9.2013 - New England Revolution 2 @ New York Red Bulls 0


- 6': Juan Carlos Toja goal for New England
- 35': Wilman Conde (New York) given yellow card
- 75': Fahid Ben Khalfallah goal for New England

3.16.2013 - San Jose Earthquakes 0 @ New England Revolution 2


- 6': Blair Gavin goal for New England
- 52': Hendry Thomas (San Jose) given yellow card
- 83': Carlos Mendes (San Jose) given yellow card
- 90+3': Juan Carlos Toja goal for New England
Blair Gavin out 7 to 10 days with bruised rib
Markel out 4 to 5 months with torn calf muscle. He will be placed on the Season-Ending Injury List.

(3.25.2013) Chris Tierney out 7 to 10 days with a bruised head suffered in training.
(3.28.2013) Fabian Espindola out 3 to 4 weeks with a groin strain suffered during training.

3.30.2013 - New England Revolution 2 @ New York Red Bulls 3


- 2': Carlos Aranda goal for New England
- 9': Patrick Nyarko goal for New York
- 11': Clyde Simms goal for New England
- 33': Kevin Alston (New England) given yellow card
- 47': Graham Zusi goal for New York
- 62': Steven Cherundolo (New York) given yellow card
- 66': Graham Zusi (New York) given yellow card
- 67': Roy Miller (New York) given yellow card
- 82': Penalty awarded to New York (Kevin Alston foul)
- 82': Thierry Henry goal for New York (penalty)
Kevin Alston out 2 to 3 weeks with a damaged elbow.

April 2013 Update

4.3.2013 - New England Revolution 3 @ Columbus Crew 1


- 7': Clyde Simms goal for New England
- 22': Carlos Aranda goal for New England
- 63': Carlos Aranda goal for New England
- 83': Mike Chabala goal for Columbus

4.10.2013 - FC Dallas 1 @ New England Revolution 1


- 45': Lee Nguyen goal for Dallas
- 47': Fahid Ben Khalfallah goal for New England
- 62': Fernando Cardenas (New England) given yellow card
- 79': Marcelo Saragosa (Dallas) given yellow card

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(4.12.2013) Efrain Navarro suffered a twisted ankle in the US vs Costa Rica U20s match and will be out 3 weeks.

4.13.2013 - Montreal Impact 1 @ New England Revolution 3


- 19': Clyde Simms goal for New England
- 29': Carlos Aranda goal for New England
- 35': Fahid Ben Khalfallah goal for New England
- 59': Penalty awarded to Montreal (Stephen McCarthy foul)
- 60': Patrice Bernier goal for Montreal (penalty)
Clyde Simms will be out 3 to 4 weeks with a groin strain.

(4.20.2013) Brian Wright is down with a virus and will be out for 2 weeks.

4.20.2013 - Chicago Fire 1 @ New England Revolution 2


- 4': Josue Martinez (Chicago) given yellow card for diving
- 8': Blair Gavin goal for New England
- 55': Carlos Aranda goal for New England
- 88': Ryan Johnson goal for Chicago
- 90+2': Hunter Jumper (Chicago) given yellow card

4.27.2013 - New England Revolution 2 @ Colorado Rapids 0


- 29': Dax McCarty (Colorado) given yellow card
- 54': Stephen McCarthy (New England) given yellow card
- 72': Juan Carlos Toja goal for New England
- 80': Carlos Aranda goal for New England
- 86': Conor Casey (Colorado) given yellow card
- 88': Pablo Mastroeni (Colorado) given yellow card
- 90': Fabian Espindola (New England) given yellow card

May 2013 Report

5.4.2013 - New York Red Bulls 1 @ New England Revolution 3


- 4': Thierry Henry goal for New York
- 5': Stephen McCarthy (New England) given yellow card
- 10': Chris Tierney (New England) given yellow card
- 14': Stephen McCarthy (New England) given yellow card; red card
- 24': Carlos Aranda goal for New England
- 45+1': A.J. Soares (New England) given yellow card
- 48': Blair Gavin goal for New England
- 58': Graham Zusi (New York) given yellow card
- 71': Carlos Aranda (New England) given yellow card
- 71': Tim Cahill (New York) given yellow card
- 80': Fahid Ben Khalfallah goal for New England

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(5.10.2013) New York have hired Robin Fraser as head coach.

5.11.2013 - New England Revolution 1 @ Sporting Kansas City 0


- 46': Fahid Ben Khalfallah goal for New England

5.18.2013 - Toronto FC 1 @ New England Revolution 3


- 15': Blair Gavin goal for New England
- 19': Carlos Aranda goal for New England
- 20': Richard Eckersley (Toronto) given yellow card
- 32': Torsten Frings (Toronto) given yellow card
- 43': Carlos Aranda (New England) given yellow card
- 58': Justin Mapp goal for Toronto
- 77': Juan Carlos Toja goal for New England

5.25.2013 - New England Revolution 1 @ Columbus Crew 1


- 7': Sebastian Miranda (Columbus) given yellow card
- 12': Chris Tierney (New England) given yellow card
- 15': Ned Grabavoy (Columbus) given yellow card
- 18': Chris Pontius (Columbus) given yellow card for acting like a jackass
- 39': Tony Tchani (Columbus) given yellow card
- 40': Blair Gavin goal for New England
- 51': Chris Pontius goal for Columbus
- 62': Dilly Duka (Columbus) given yellow card
- 64': Jeff Larentowicz (Columbus) given yellow card
- 70': Fabian Espindola (New England) given yellow card
- 73': Juan Carlos Toja (New England) given yellow card
- 76': Kevin Alston (New England) given yellow card
- 89': Iliasu Shilla (New England) given yellow card


5.28.2013 - US Open Cup Third Round

Vermont Voltage SC 1 @ New England Revolution 4


- 2': Fernando Cardenas goal for New England
- 39': Godfred Takyi goal for Vermont
- 42': Eddie Peterson (Vermont) given yellow card
- 42': Carlos Aranda goal for New England
- 62': Carlos Aranda (New England) yellow card
- 84': Fernando Cardenas goal for New England
- 90': Clyde Simms goal for New England

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Crazy good goal o.O Top of the league too! Keep it up :)

June 2013 Report


6.9.2013

Houston Dynamo 2 @ New England Revolution 1


- 1': Brian Ching goal for Houston
- 30': Aaron Cruz goal for New England
- 41': Brad Davis goal for Houston
- 55': Chris Tierney (New England) given yellow card



6.11.2013 - Clyde Simms out 3 to 4 weeks with a groin strain.

6.15.2013

New England Revolution 0 @ Toronto FC 0


- 24': Torsten Frings (Toronto) given yellow card
- 45': Richard Eckersley (Toronto) given yellow card
- 57': Eric Hassli (Toronto) given yellow card

6.19.2013 - US Open Cup Fourth Round

New England Revolution 2 @ Sporting Kansas City 1


- 28': Fernando Cardenas goal for New England
- 50': Fahid Ben Khalfallah goal for New England
- 61': Anthony Obodai (Kansas City) given yellow card
- 90+3': Will Johnson goal for Kansas City

Sir Alex Ferguson left the Manchester United managing position as he said he is retiring from football. Pep Guardiola took the job.

6.22.2013

Montreal Impact 3 @ New England Revolution 2


- 31': Andrew Wenger goal for Montreal
- 46': Andrew Wenger goal for Montreal
- 47': Fahid Ben Khalfallah goal for New England
- 53': Carlos Aranda goal for New England
- 59': Andrew Wenger goal for Montreal

6.29.2013

New England Revolution 3 @ Chicago Fire 1


- 23': Alex goal for Chicago
- 43': A.J. Soares goal for New England
- 69': Carlos Aranda goal for New England
- 81': Carlos Aranda goal for New England

Other than the US Cup, this month was a wash.
I like the new format mate, it makes it easier to follow. Unlucky month though, but you'll get back up.
Yeah, it went almost as exactly as last season did, play well in the cup matches, not show up to the league matches.

I'm also going through some drama with the goalkeeper position. I have two youth goalkeepers, Oscar Noyes and Jorge Gutierrez, registered on the squad. Matt Reis was my goalkeeper last season, and was the MLS Goalkeeper of the Year, but he was already 37 years old, and let too many long goals in for my liking. Oscar Noyes has a problem with being out of position, but he should outgrow that as he develops. We also have a strong defense that helps him out, although with injuries they're less dominant, but still quite good.

July 2013 Report


7.1.2013

New England Revolution 3 @ Vancouver Whitecaps 2


- 2': Kenny Miller goal for Vancouver
- 9': Carlos Aranda goal for New England
- 31': Michael Thomas (New England) given yellow card
- 45': Kenny Miller goal for Vancouver
- 56': Fabian Espindola goal for New England
- 72': Fabian Espindola (New England) given yellow card
- 80': New England awarded penalty (Jose Moreno foul)
- 80': A.J. Soares goal for New England (penalty)
- 90+2': Kenny Miller (Vancouver) given yellow card for diving

7.3.2013 - Midseason Friendly

Guatemala 3 @ New England Revolution 1


- 4': Marco Pappa (Guatemala) given yellow card
- 7': Aaron Cruz (New England) given yellow card
- 17': Jehu Chiapas (Guatemala) given yellow card
- 20': Israel Silva goal for Guatemala
- 33': Irving Garcia goal for Guatemala
- 42': Efrain Navarro goal for New England
- 45+2': Marco de Oliviera goal for Guatemala
- 65': Shad Brown (New England) given yellow card

Scout Omar Flores Signs With New England

Omar Flores signed a 5 year, $54,000 per year contract with New England to perform scouting duties.

New England Loans Markel Out to Rostock

Due to the Revolution placing Markel on the Season Ending List, even though Markel has recovered from his injury he is ineligible to play in MLS for the rest of the season. Markel will be a member of German team Rostock for the rest of the season to help him restore match fitness and give him first team soccer.

7.6.2013 - US Open Cup Quarterfinal

Columbus Crew 0 @ New England Revolution 2


- 13': Juan Carlos Toja (New England) given yellow card
- 14': Ethan Finlay (Columbus) given yellow card
- 71': Fabian Espindola goal for New England
- 77': Carlos Aranda goal for New England
Michael Thomas out 4 to 5 weeks with twisted ankle.
Blair Gavin out 7 to 10 days with a stubbed toe.



7.9.2013 - US Open Cup Semifinal

New York Red Bulls 0 @ New England Revolution 1


- 45+1': Carlos Aranda goal for New England
- 52': Jorge Wondolowski (New York) given yellow card
- 66': Jonathan Borrajo (New York) given yellow card

7.13.2013

Philadelphia Union 0 @ New England Revolution 1


- 47': Stephen Lenhart (Philadelphia) given yellow card
- 56': Fahid Ben Khalfallah goal for New England
- 66': Danny Califf (New England) given yellow card
- 76': Fahid Ben Khalfallah (New England) given yellow card

7.17.2013

New England Revolution 0 @ DC United 3


- 26': Hamdi Salihi goal for DC
- 27': Daniel Woolard (DC) given yellow card
- 37': Shad Brown (New England) given yellow card
- 37': Perry Kitchen goal for DC
- 49': Colin Clark (DC) given yellow card
- 58': Daniel Woolard goal for DC
- 68': A.J. Soares (New England) given yellow card

MLS All-Star Squad Announced

New England Revolution players Stephen McCarthy, A.J. Soares, and Carlos Aranda were named to the 22-man All-Star squad. The MLS All-Stars will play against Newcastle United.

7.20.2013

New England Revolution 2 @ Seattle Sounders 3


- 3': Charlie Martinez (Seattle) given yellow card
- 16': Stephen McCarthy goal for New England
- 24': Steve Zakuani goal for Seattle
- 41': Patrick Ianni goal for Seattle
- 51': Carlos Aranda goal for New England
- 56': Alex Caskey goal for Seattle

Shylo Elliott Team Meeting With Players

The head coach of the Revolution, Shylo Elliott, held a meeting with his team after losing their second game in a row. The Revolution's players were rumored to be very receptive and rallied around the second year head coach.

Diego Fagundez Loaned Out to Feeder Club Until End of Season


Carlos Aranda out for 11-14 days as of 7.23.2013 due to a strained wrist.

Newcastle defeats MLS All-Stars 4-1


7.28.2013

DC United 0 @ New England Revolution 3


- 7': Stephen McCarthy (New England) given yellow card
- 43': Fabian Espindola goal for New England
- 61': Fahid Ben Khalfallah goal for New England
- 65': Fahid Ben Khalfallah goal for New England

7.31.2013 - CONCACAF Champions Group B

New England Revolution 3 @ Violette 1


- 4': Efrain Navarro (New England) given yellow card
- 18': Kevin Alston goal for New England
- 32': Efrain Navarro goal for New England
- 58': Stephen McCarthy goal for New England
- 76': Tilme Ardouin goal for Violette

August 2013 Update


8.3.2013

New England Revolution 2 @ Chivas USA 1


- 31': Iliasu Shilla goal for New England
- 40': Casey Townsend goal for Chivas USA
- 81': James Riley (Chivas USA) given yellow card
- 87': Fabian Espindola goal for New England
- 90+1': Juan Bustos (Chivas USA) given yellow card
- 90+2': James Riley (Chivas USA) given yellow card; red card

Kelyn Rowe out 8 to 11 days with a facial injury as of 8.5.2013.

8.7.2013 - US Open Cup Final

Houston Dynamo 0 @ New England Revolution 2


- 6': Fahid Ben Khalfallah goal for New England
- 61': Fahid Ben Khalfallah goal for New England



8.10.2013

New England Revolution 3 @ Chicago Fire 3


- 2': Mac Kandji goal for Chicago
- 3': Blair Gavin goal for New England
- 24': Josue Martinez goal for Chicago
- 33': Penalty awarded to New England (Pavel Pardo foul)
- 33': Juan Carlos Toja goal for New England (penalty)
- 38': Arne Friedrich own goal for New England
- 43': Pavel Pardo (Chicago) given yellow card
- 52': Fabian Espindola (New England) given yellow card
- 52': Kevin Alston (New England) given yellow card
- 54': Stephen McCarthy (New England) given yellow card
- 59': Jair Benitez (Chicago) given yellow card
- 67': Sherjill MacDonald (Chicago) given yellow card
- 70': Shad Brown (New England) given yellow card
- 79': Sherjill MacDonald goal for Chicago
- 85': Carlos Aranda (New England) given yellow card
Shad Brown out 7-10 days with a bruised rib.

8.17.2013

New England Revolution 2 @ Portland Timbers 0


- 1': Darlington Nagbe (Portland) given yellow card
- 10': Frank Songo'o (Portland) given yellow card
- 16': Oscar Boniek Garcia (Portland) given yellow card
- 59': Carlos Aranda goal for New England
- 63': Oscar Boniek Garcia (Portland) given yellow card; red card
- 73': Fabian Espindola (New England) given yellow card
- 87': Iliasu Shilla goal for New England

Fabian Espindola will be suspended for the next MLS match due to 5 accumulated yellow cards.

8.21.2013

Los Angeles Galaxy 0 @ New England Revolution 2


- 40': Penalty awarded to New England (Zach Loyd foul)
- 41': Kevin Alston goal for New England
- 55': Stephen McCarthy (New England) given yellow card
- 80': Fernando Cardenas goal for New England

8.24.2013

Columbus Crew 1 @ New England Revolution 1


- 39': Fabian Espindola goal for New England
- 47': Tony Tchani goal for Columbus
- 60': Jeff Larentowicz (Columbus) given yellow card
- 61': Jeff Larentowicz (Columbus) given yellow card; red card

8.28.2013 - CONCACAF Champions League Group B

Real Espana 0 @ New England Revolution 3


- 23': Fernando Cardenas goal for New England
- 27': Francisco Argueta (Real Espana) given yellow card
- 41': Rony Burgos (Real Espana) given red card for violent conduct
- 52': Sandro Batiz (Real Espana) given yellow card
- 54': Fabian Espindola goal for New England
- 55': Fabian Espindola goal for New England

8.31.2013

New England Revolution 1 @ Houston Dynamo 2

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- 24': Iliasu Shilla (New England) given yellow card
- 41': Iliasu Shilla goal for New England
- 56': Noah Casey goal for Houston
- 72': Giles Barnes goal for Houston

September 2013 Report


Brian Wright suffered a fractured wrist and will be out 7 weeks to 2 months. He will be placed on the Disabled List.

9.14.2013

Sporting Kansas City 0 @ New England Revolution 2



As a result of the victory, New England has qualified for the MLS Cup Playoffs.

9.17.2013

D.C. United 0 @ New England Revolution 2



As a result of the victory, New England has qualified for the Eastern Conference Semifinals with 5 games left.

9.21.2013

New England Revolution 0 @ Philadelphia Union 5



9.25.2013 - CONCACAF Champions League Group B

Violette 0 @ New England Revolution 3

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