If you regularly follow New England Revolution discussions on social media sites such as Twitter, Facebook and even Big Soccer you are likely aware that a boycott of the Revs is under way and looking to pick up steam. “I’m
heartbroken that it’s gotten to this point, but we can no longer
financially validate the way the organization conducts its business,”
said Boycott the Revs organizer Mike Marshall. “In the past few
years, the Revolution have been passed by nearly every other club in
MLS both on and off the field. If the Krafts won’t demand
fundamental changes in the way the franchise is run, then we will.”
Among the demands of the boycott are, replacing Mike Burns as GM, enhancing communication between ownership and fans, making Gillette more soccer friendly, and improved relations between fans and security. Honestly I can't really argue with any of these, in fact I support almost all of them.
October 18, 2012
October 1, 2012
What Wonderland World
Louis thinks to himself that it could be a Wonderland world. |
It has long been known that the Krafts do not want to pay for land or infrastructure but would be willing to front the construction costs for the stadium. The information coming out in the past couple of weeks is pointing towards some of the needs for the Krafts to possibly be coming to fruition. According to the Boston Globe Revere Mayor Dan Rizzo is currently negotiating with Suffolk Downs over mitigation payments as part of the proposed casino complex at the Suffolk Downs site. Suffolk Downs currently owns the Wonderland property. If Mayor Rizzo is able to negotiate for the land, it could be the land deal that the Krafts are looking for.
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