Agreed. Also, they will keep Biello for now, because he's far more important to the organization as the WC and new stadium liaison.
Was Pepe the guy from Colombia that they signed, but changed his mind and wanted to stay? and instead of working it out with the club, the Revs insisted on forcing the guy when he didn't want to be here.
Wow! I wasn't following the team as much at the time, but I vaguely remember the name. You'd think that with all the paperwork needed, and his passport not having the same name, they would have spotted this. Nobody ever said that Mike Burns was the sharpest tool in the shed, but the tool part fits!
It seemed mystifying to me when Burns was here, but now with the same thing happening with Onalfo, it seems pretty clear that loyalty to management (B/J Kraft) and ability/willingness to propagate their management style is what they value most. When Burns, Onalfo, Bilello, Feldman demonstrate virtually the same arrogance and condescension over many, many years towards the same fanbase they claim to revere, it's no accident.
Old friend Henry Kessler scored the 2nd of the 6 goals Charlotte FC put up against cross city rival Charlotte Independence (USL-1) in USOC action last night.
Tomás Chancalay had a Man-of-the-Match performance with a goal and primary assist in Minnesota's 2-0 win over Portland. Jon Bell scored a goal for ATX in the 3-3 draw in Toronto. And of course Bruce Arena has his team tied with VAN atop the Supporters Shield standings.
Absolutely stunning performance by the Quakes to go into LAFC and win 4-1. I will note, on LAFC's behalf, that they're in the midst of a brutal schedule. Since the international break ended at the end of March, this was their played 5th game in 16 days. Their current schedule has them playing Wed-Sat for four more straight weeks. They will wind up playing 13 games in 41 days before they finally have a full week between games (after their May 17th game).
Chancalay with another sweet goal for MIN: Smells like a comeback!Tomás Chancalay cuts back and nets a second for @MNUFC ✂️ pic.twitter.com/5KJKcm6aRv— Golazo America (@GolazoAmerica) April 29, 2026 But Bruce's boys storm back with 3 late goals to eliminate the Loons from the USOC. Too early to think about now, but Revs/Quakes USOC final would be epic...
After 12 MLS clubs, including the Revs, Kei Kamara retires: 👑 MLS legendary forward Kei Kamara officially announced his retirement.⚽️ 147 regular season goals (2nd all time)👕 12 MLS teams (most all time)🇸🇱 45 caps with Sierra Leone🫶 ONE Kei KamaraCongrats bro @keikamara pic.twitter.com/EpIT3AVa7f— Tom Bogert (@tombogert) May 4, 2026
Matt Reis Inducted into UCLA Athletics Hall of Fame Jul 1, 2026 by Josh Nye theblazingmusket.com Former Revs Midfielder Lee Nguyen Earns Head Coaching Gig “Coming home to North Texas to lead Dallas Trinity FC is an incredible opportunity." Jul 6, 2026 by Sam Lattof theblazingmusket.com
I was in Minnesota on business so I went to the MUFC game on Saturday. in the 4th minute Chancalay scored. Then he scored last night in the League's Cup. Also, watching both matches, I saw that he's an integral part of their side, in the way that Capi is with us. Why did we never use him like that? Why do we always release bit-part players only to find them turning up with other sides and being central to their game plans? Also, I can't resist with my Bob Lobel wisecrack: Why can't we get players like that?
The simple answer is Chancalay was always hurt, and by the time he started to regain form, he would get hurt again. The turf field has ruined a lot of careers in New England. Off the top of my head Saer Sene, Marko Perovic, Chancalay, and there's others I know I'm forgetting.
That Diego Serna drug trafficking thing was certainly one way to get one's name back in the news. https://www.local10.com/news/local/...afficking-charges-after-miami-airport-arrest/