Final (thankfully) match of the season. MATCHDAY GUIDE | Revs at Inter Miami CF (October 19, 2024) Jeff Lemieux posted: Tuesday, Oct 15, 2024, 10:00 AM Porter said these last two games would show how far away the Revs really are. Based on last week's game, that gulf is enormous. Which is odd, since Porter took this job because of the roster... Based on these 3 results: June 29 vs CLB 1-5 L Oct 12 at CLB 0-4 L Apr 27 vs MIA 1-4 L I am predicting a 0-5 loss in Miami. If that happens, SJE can lose by 2 at LAFC and still finish with a better Goal Differential than the Revs. Kiss that points record goodbye, boys.
Season Pass putting Zivan and Twellman on this game. I didn't realize that the points record was so "must-watch" nationally.
The 2021 Revs lost on Decision Day. If they had won, they would have had 76 points and the record would be safe. Who did they lose to? At home, to Inter Miami. They had only lost once at home prior to that game.
“We owe it to that 2021 team” | History at stake as Revs prep to face Inter Miami on Saturday Nick Boonstra Wednesday, Oct 16, 2024, 04:15 PM Talk is cheap, boys. Do, or do not. There is no try.
Preview | Revolution fighting for history on Decision Day in Miami Nick Boonstra posted: Friday, Oct 18, 2024, 02:47 PM The beginning of the Porter interview got cut off, so I couldn't tell who, but at least 2 of the international players haven't returned to Foxboro and will meet the team in Miami (so, no practice this week). Not sure how that will affect their minutes.
Losing the Supporters Shield record may actually help those who want Porter gone. Losing will force the attention on how short the record stood and how poorly the team has done since setting the record.
There is no attention on this team. No ownership attention and barely any journalist attention. After nearly 28 years the pattern is well and thoroughly proven. An SN or Arena peak in performance doesn’t change it. Neglect is the name of the game here in Foxboro
I have to agree that there is almost no scenario I can imagine that would see Porter or Onalfo dismissed this offseason. I mean, maybe ABMOD can turn his wrath on them and get them both kicked out? Otherwise, we are stuck with them. If they crap the bed again next year, yes, I think we can expect some changes. But not before then.
They're effectively killing next year by bringing Porter back and I guess the same with Onalfo. Any players brought in ahead of next season are their guys. So whoever comes in is left to attempt to pick up the pieces. This is not how you run a sports franchise. Of course when you look at in the context of them having to pay Porter and a big season ticket base populated mainly by families with kids who like soccer with parents who could care less, then it all makes some sense. Sucks if you're a passionate soccer fan though.
Good start, poor possession, I was surprised that at 38 minutes we were at 29%, (at halftime it was 27% I thought it was more like 10%. We have not had good second halves this season, we may have one or two chances (that we will blow) in the first 5 minutes, then it will only get worse. Messi may not even be brought out, he might be rested. Edit: Messi has an assist within 30 seconds of entering game, its over now at 3-2. 30 minutes left only to make things worse...
I'm inclined to agree because I have no faith in either man to do his job better by improving the roster and getting more out of the team next year. All we have is irrational hope that they somehow come through and prove us wrong.
I am sad to say that this is probably the first time I can recall when I've been genuinely happy the Revolution season is over. They have been bad plenty of times, but this has truly been a special season for all the wrong reasons. Good riddance to the 2024 New England Revolution.
The best way to describe that match is hammer meets nail. Did Polster close anyone down all night? Man he just sucks.
Did they forget to go over that Messi guy in the scouting report? Maybe make a mental note that when he subs into the game, someone should try to be near him. I think they played against him earlier in the season. There might even be some film somewhere of the event.
The network got that one right! And it only took 30 minutes. My only other comment about the game is that twice a player turning away from the ball that hits them on the upper arm/shoulder area is a hand ball, but a few games back a player falling down in the box stops a shot with their arm and it's play on!! I'm getting quite tired of all sports and their poor inconsistent refereeing.
He got posterized (Polsterized?) on that first goal by Suarez. I actually thought the defense looked good in the first 30 minutes. Playing as a unit like I hadn't seen all season. Then the first goal happened, and they reverted back to normal, hair-on-fire, every-man-for-himself defending. Only 3 other teams have given up more than 74 goals in a season in MLS history prior to this season. Thanks to 2024 San Jose (78) Revs are 5th on that list. They brought in Arreaga, they fixed the goal keeping (Ivacic led the league in saves per game), got Bye back from injury. How is this defense so bad? They benched Farrell, traded away Jones and Kessler. I hope they have a plan to fix this. Josef Martinez is a shell of what he was before his injury in Atlanta, but he still would have had 2 or 3 of the goals that Vrioni missed this game. The one bright spot was Yusuf. He set up all 3 goals (including the one taken away by VAR), doing his best Carles Gil impression. Losing that goal to VAR was the perfect summary of the season. The sad thing is, if Wood had laid off to Borrero, who was wide open on his left, instead of shooting into Callendar, it probably would have been a goal that counted.
I'd have to look at the scores of the whole season (and I'm not that much of a masochist), but I'd bet that we have the most blowout losses (3 goals or more) of any team this year. Sure, we had a blowout win vs. Montreal, but look who's in the playoffs and we're not... And how many times have we been ahead and ended up without the full 3 points? And what is it about Miami, where an Argentine wing scores in the first couple of minutes into the game and then... well, you know the rest of the story. This season is worse than the Bad Old Days, when we had some truly bad teams. We actually have some decent players and we should never have had such a terrible season. But nothing is going to change. The other team is 1-6 and couldn't beat an equally bad team, so who has time to worry about the Revs, as long as there are plenty of soccer smiles to go around.
The last six away games ... all losses and we were outscored 21-3. There aren't enough words I can use to describe how embarrassing that is.