I love that we have professional soccer in New England. We have a growing constellation of teams in various levels of competition. NETID
We had a team that was competing. When the coach changed it fell apart. When Porter came in the developing players were shipped out and roles changed that made previously high performing players seem like chumps. This past off season the roster was as turned over as an MLS roster can be changed with guaranteed contracts and the maze-like salary/spending constraints.
What about the Revs performance has been improved by Porter? It’s changed. What’s better?
The Revs have lost ELEVEN games by only one goal. There's something about this team that they're good enough to compete with anyone but they don't have that extra gear to get them over the hill.
That Miami game; they could have had a draw there. But they handed the ball to Messi on a silver platter and he made them pay. The DC game where they were up 1-0 and gave up a goal in stoppage time. Losing to Montreal, who had the worst record in the league, at home when they needed a win to stay in the playoff chase. Up 2-0 against the Red Bulls and giving up 5 in the 2nd half.
He is so full of baloney. He's always "this close" . I can only hope he's "this close" to being OUT THE DOOR.
Well said.
I love that we have professional soccer in New England. We have a growing constellation of teams in various levels of competition. NETID
We had a team that was competing. When the coach changed it fell apart. When Porter came in the developing players were shipped out and roles changed that made previously high performing players seem like chumps. This past off season the roster was as turned over as an MLS roster can be changed with guaranteed contracts and the maze-like salary/spending constraints.
What about the Revs performance has been improved by Porter? It’s changed. What’s better?
The Revs have lost ELEVEN games by only one goal. There's something about this team that they're good enough to compete with anyone but they don't have that extra gear to get them over the hill.
That Miami game; they could have had a draw there. But they handed the ball to Messi on a silver platter and he made them pay. The DC game where they were up 1-0 and gave up a goal in stoppage time. Losing to Montreal, who had the worst record in the league, at home when they needed a win to stay in the playoff chase. Up 2-0 against the Red Bulls and giving up 5 in the 2nd half.
So many lost chances.