A note...

Discussion in 'New England Revolution' started by KCWiz, Jun 16, 2004.

  1. KCWiz

    KCWiz New Member

    May 8, 2003
    Manhattan, Kansas
    The Revs are sitting on 99 wins for their franchise, unofficially. However long it may take, good luck on 100 (just don't get it this Saturday).


    1996-2004
    TEAM GP W L T SOW PTS PCT GF GA GFPG GAPG
    -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    Chicago Fire 192 101 64 27 5 320 .556 340 254 1.77 1.32
    Los Angeles Galaxy 256 138 90 28 11 420 .547 452 326 1.77 1.27
    D.C. United 256 122 108 26 18 356 .464 438 406 1.71 1.59
    Columbus Crew 254 113 114 27 13 340 .446 412 388 1.62 1.53
    Dallas Burn 254 113 118 23 15 332 .436 395 412 1.56 1.62
    Miami Fusion 122 56 56 10 10 158 .432 199 219 1.63 1.80
    Kansas City Wizards 257 110 114 33 16 331 .429 375 399 1.46 1.55
    San Jose Earthquakes 254 111 114 29 19 324 .426 392 382 1.54 1.50
    Tampa Bay Mutiny 187 83 98 6 10 235 .419 312 336 1.67 1.80
    Colorado Rapids 254 105 121 28 12 319 .419 362 433 1.43 1.70
    NY/NJ Metrostars 254 105 128 21 11 314 .412 373 424 1.47 1.67
    New England Revolution 256 99 131 26 17 289 .376 372 443 1.45 1.73

    Note: Wins (W-SOW)3 PTS
    Losses 0 PTS
    Ties 1 PT
    SOW 1 PT
     
  2. firstshirt

    firstshirt Member+

    Bayern München
    United States
    Mar 1, 2000
    Ellington, CT / NK, RI
    Club:
    New England Revolution
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    thanks for reminding us how terrible our franchise is
     
  3. rkane1226

    rkane1226 Member+

    Apr 9, 2000
    Club:
    Stade Brestois 29
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    Code:
    TEAM             GP   W    L   T  SOW PTS  PCT GF  GA  GFPG GAPG
    ----------------------------------------------------------------
    Chicago Fire     192  101   64 27  5  320 .556 340 254 1.77 1.32
    LA Galaxy        256  138   90 28 11  420 .547 452 326 1.77 1.27
    D.C. United      256  122  108 26 18  356 .464 438 406 1.71 1.59
    Columbus Crew    254  113  114 27 13  340 .446 412 388 1.62 1.53
    Dallas Burn      254  113  118 23 15  332 .436 395 412 1.56 1.62
    Miami Fusion     122   56   56 10 10  158 .432 199 219 1.63 1.80
    KC Wizards       257  110  114 33 16  331 .429 375 399 1.46 1.55
    Earthquakes      254  111  114 29 19  324 .426 392 382 1.54 1.50
    TB Mutiny        187   83   98  6 10  235 .419 312 336 1.67 1.80
    Co Rapids        254  105  121 28 12  319 .419 362 433 1.43 1.70
    Metrostars       254  105  128 21 11  314 .412 373 424 1.47 1.67
    NE Rev           256   99  131 26 17  289 .376 372 443 1.45 1.73
    
    Note: Wins (W-SOW)3 PTS
    Losses 0 PTS
    Ties 1 PT
    SOW 1 PT
    
    Does that look any better?
     
  4. Soccer Doc

    Soccer Doc Member+

    Nov 30, 2001
    Keene, NH
    Club:
    New England Revolution
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    Give it a rest Top:rolleyes:

    We've been over and over this many times. The Revs started out behind the eightball because Frank Stapelton didn't know much about US players and our early roster really suffered. With single entry we had a very hard time digging out from that early hole. Couple that with two crazy coaches (WRongan and Zenga) trading away all our draft picks in an attempt to make a quick fix and our on field product stayed in the Crapper. The turning point for this franchise was the demise of Miami and TB and the special draft that followed. Managemnent finally were able to pick up some chips to play with and we have been on the upswing ever since. Lets not forget that we were one spit-curl from being MLS Champs in 2002 and I don't think in recent seasons that any team playing us thinks they can get an easy win.

    Our current doldrums seem to be causing people to forget that the 2004 Revs were picked by many to be in MLS Cup. We may be bottom of the table but we are only 7 points out of first place. With all the crap that this side has had to deal with thats not bad at the 1/3 mark of the season. I still think this is a semifinal-final level team in this year. Now if the Soccer Gods will just stop giving Viagra to all the other teams Keepers :D
     
  5. firstshirt

    firstshirt Member+

    Bayern München
    United States
    Mar 1, 2000
    Ellington, CT / NK, RI
    Club:
    New England Revolution
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    JUST ONE THING TO SAY TO THIS GEORGE:
    The sun'll come out
    Tomorrow
    Bet your bottom dollar
    That tomorrow
    There'll be sun!

    Just thinkin' about
    Tomorrow
    Clears away the cobwebs,
    And the sorrow
    'Til there's none!

    When I'm stuck a day
    That's gray,
    And lonely,
    I just stick out my chin
    And Grin,
    And Say,
    Oh!

    The sun'll come out
    Tomorrow
    So ya gotta hang on
    'Til tomorrow
    Come what may
    Tomorrow! Tomorrow!
    I love ya Tomorrow!
    You're always
    A day
    A way!
     
  6. Soccer Doc

    Soccer Doc Member+

    Nov 30, 2001
    Keene, NH
    Club:
    New England Revolution
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    Gee Top I didn't know you related to Big Frank???

    Seriously though, please tell me what is incorrect or unrealistic about what I posted above? Prior to League Contraction the Rev were a very poor side for the reasons stated and we have discussed to death. The contraction draft changed the balance and if you were to run league statistics for the years since, the Revs have been a good mid table team and the last two years have been right in the mix for the Cup. Right now we are going through a tough spell but this side is far better than it's record. How they will do going into the all important "Second Season" is anyones guess but SN has shown that he knows how to get his team ready for the playoffs.

    BTW, go take a look. The sun is out right now if you take the black hood off your head and take a look :p
     
  7. firstshirt

    firstshirt Member+

    Bayern München
    United States
    Mar 1, 2000
    Ellington, CT / NK, RI
    Club:
    New England Revolution
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    Your correct the revs have gone from a terrible team to a team at times that is above average. If you take a look at this team, put it under a microscope, you will realize that this is not a championship team even with all players healthy. When healthy and playing on all cylinders the front 6(4-4-2) are as good as there is in the league however there us a huge drop off in talent looking at the defenders. I said it last year and the begining of this year and I will say it again, the Revs will not win a championship with the likes of Franchino and heaps playing one the outside. I also tend to question Rusty and LLamosa's ability. I hope one day these guys prove me wrong but if I were at the helm they would have been gone before the start season. They are just not championship caliber players. they make too many mental mistakes. Franchino commited a dosey last week by blowing a gasket. How can your captain freak like that knowing that half the team is awalking wounded?
     
  8. "Red" Foley

    "Red" Foley New Member

    Jul 6, 2001
    Just to provide the obligatory contrarian view, we are all just unwilling passengers on a runaway train to doom and anihilation. Breif spasms of joy are there only to point out the total helplessness of all human endevour.

    Have a nice day :)

    Cheers,

    "Red"
     
  9. MouseyTongue

    MouseyTongue New Member

    Feb 16, 2001
    a box in the Chairma
    Club:
    New England Revolution
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    Masochism is a Revolution fan's God-given right!

    Stop raining sunshine on our parade George ;)
     
  10. rkupp

    rkupp Member+

    Jan 3, 2001
    I'm with Soccer Doc.

    Someway, somehow, by the time the playoffs come around, Nicol will have the ship righted and the team ready. And, yes, we'll be in the playoff 8.

    In fact, as long as the injury rate tapers off, they'll be a stronger team for the fact that the young players have gotten serious game experience.

    If you're not going to believe in the coach who has gotten his team playoff-ready in 2 of his 2 seasons, who are you ever going to have faith in?
     

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