Third in MLS

Discussion in 'New England Revolution' started by Feldspar, Oct 26, 2003.

  1. Feldspar

    Feldspar Member+

    Nov 19, 1998
    Boston, MA
    Club:
    New England Revolution
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    As I was looking at the standings on MLSNet, I realized that the Revs are officially the third best team (or at least have the third best record) in the league, behind only Chicago and SJ.

    Considering the (justified, IMHO) gloom and doom before the 2nd annual end-of-season winning streak began, it's more than a little surprising. It does bode well for Nicol's future in New England, though.
     
  2. JMMUSA8

    JMMUSA8 New Member

    Nov 3, 2001
    Webster
    Club:
    New England Revolution
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    The 9 game winless streak only gave us 4 points out of a possible 27. That shows that besides that streak, the revs were pretty tough to beat. Im not suprised to see the Revs near the top of the table, they have too good of a team to be bottomdwellers.
     
  3. Soccer Doc

    Soccer Doc Member+

    Nov 30, 2001
    Keene, NH
    Club:
    New England Revolution
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    Does this mean we will get to play in the CONCACAF Tourney again? If I remember the MLS gets to send 4 teams: The MLS Cup Winner, Open Cup Winner, Shield Winner and the next best in the standings not taking one of the Cup Winner slots.

    I also wonder if the Fire are the Eastern Conf Champs or if that will be determined by the results of the Conf plauoffs which is the way I think it should be?
     
  4. MLS3

    MLS3 Member

    Feb 7, 2000
    Pac NW
    Club:
    Seattle Sounders
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    MLS is only sending 2 teams to the Concacaf Tourney Next season...

    Chicago is one (Supporters Shield, USOC)

    the winner of MLS Cup will be the 2nd, and if that is also Chicago, then the runner up of MLS Cup will be invited..
     
  5. JohnnyRev

    JohnnyRev Member

    Feb 23, 2001
    Boston, MA
    According to the tv broadcasters (I think it was Feldman), the Eastern Conference champ will be determined by the playoffs, not by the end-of-season standings.
     

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