Here's news on the Revs since their first pre-season friendly that may not be news fit to post on its own, but is interesting in the aggregate:
Contributing members to the 2011 edition of the Revolution, Monsef Zerka and Rajko Lekic, will not be returning for the 2012 campaign. (February 1 and January 30)
Sainey Nyassi has gained permament resident status from the U.S. government, so the Revs now have five of its possible eight slots for international players open. (January 31)
Rookie Kelyn Rowe's solid debut attracted some positive press, including attention for his adjustment to a new position and predictions of a successful rookie season for the former UCLA midfielder. (January 30 and January 29)
Midfielder Stephen McCarthy may find himself playing center back this year. (January 30)
Midfielder Benny Feilhaber's January experience with the U.S. national team results in more questions than answers. (January 30).
The Revolution have announced two schedule changes for the upcoming 2012 season. (January 30)
News article leads to hopeful speculation that a new stadium deal may be in the works. (January 28).
- John C.L. Morgan
Contributing members to the 2011 edition of the Revolution, Monsef Zerka and Rajko Lekic, will not be returning for the 2012 campaign. (February 1 and January 30)
Sainey Nyassi has gained permament resident status from the U.S. government, so the Revs now have five of its possible eight slots for international players open. (January 31)
Rookie Kelyn Rowe's solid debut attracted some positive press, including attention for his adjustment to a new position and predictions of a successful rookie season for the former UCLA midfielder. (January 30 and January 29)
Midfielder Stephen McCarthy may find himself playing center back this year. (January 30)
Midfielder Benny Feilhaber's January experience with the U.S. national team results in more questions than answers. (January 30).
The Revolution have announced two schedule changes for the upcoming 2012 season. (January 30)
News article leads to hopeful speculation that a new stadium deal may be in the works. (January 28).
- John C.L. Morgan
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