#jay heaps

NEWS: The New England Revolution have parted ways with coach Jay Heaps. 

After the Revs went through the MLS version of a “Red Wedding”, Jay Heaps became one of the victims. Last weekend during the double gameweek, the Revs collected 3 red cards while being conceding 10 goals - 7 of them coming vs Atlanta in Mercedes Benz stadium where the Revs ended the game with 9 men. 

With Jay Heaps’ departure, 2017 breaks the MLS record for coaching turnovers. Heaps joins Colorado’s Pablo Mastroeni, San Jose’s Dominic Kinnear, the Galaxy’s Curt Onalfo and RSL’s  Jeff Cassar as the fifth coach to part ways with their team this season. 

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Revolution Struggling To Get Out Of The Middle Of The Pack In MLS Standings

 So far this season the Revolution are struggling to get out of the middle of the pack in the 2017 soccer season. The 6=9 Revolution have found themselves pretty well locked in to tenth place in the MLS Eastern Conference.                                                                                                                                                                                …

Revolution Struggling To Get Out Of The Middle Of Pack In MLS Standings

With three quarters of the 2017 Major League Soccer Season In the books The New England Revolution find themselves stuck in the middle of the pack tied with the Philadelphia Union and three points above DC United.                                                                                                                                                                                          …

Revolution Can’t Seem To Get Out Of The Middle Of The Pack IN MLS Standings

With three quarters of the 2017 soccer season almost completed the New England Revolution can’t seem to get out of the middle of the pack in MLS standings. For quite some time the Revolution have hovered in tenth place with little or no advancement.                                                                                                                                                      …

I gave Jose Bosch grief after he put out a press release extolling a two game winning streak from Arizona United. Two games is not a streak, but an “in a row.” Three? Three is a streak. I don’t want to count the Open Cup, and I really don’t have to. The Revs have now won three league matches in a row. That was after their perennial summer swoon going back to early August. And, they are actually…

Heaps on preseason results

The Revs are back in Massachusetts enjoying the warm weather. Before they left, I got to ask Jay Heaps about how he approaches preseason matches. Specifically, does he care about the result? Caleb Porter made it obvious that the results of these matches matter to him when I spoke to him last week, and Sigi Schmid said much the same thing on Saturday night. Keep in mind that Porter’s comments were…