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February 4, 2010
UNDER THE KNIFE
Reis has surgery on left knee
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – New England Revolution goalkeeper Matt Reis underwent successful surgery on his left knee Thursday afternoon. The procedure, quadriceps tendon debridement, was performed by Dr. Thomas Gill at Massachusetts General Hospital earlier today.


February 3, 2010
NEW ASSISTANT
Myles replaces Mariner
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – The New England Revolution has hired Stephen Myles as the team’s assistant coach. He will join the team for his first practice session on Monday, Feb. 8.


February 3, 2010
REVS SCHEDULE
Host LA, July 10; All teams visit once
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – Major League Soccer today unveiled its 2010 regular-season schedule, a slate that sees each of the 16 teams play a 30-game schedule beginning March 25 and ending on October 24. For the first time in league history, each of the league’s 16 teams will play a balanced schedule, meeting each of the other 15 teams once at home and once on the road.


February 1, 2010
GOING HOME
Ralston signs with AC St. Louis of NASL
ST. LOUIS, MO –The New England Revolution will have another huge whole to fill this season, as veteran Steve Ralston has signed with AC St. Louis of the new North American Soccer League. Ralston, a native of St. Louis is a 14 year veteran of MLS and has been a mainstay in the Revs midfield since 2002.


February 1, 2010
DRAFT PICK INKED
Schilawski signs with Revs
FOXBOROUGH, Mass --- Zach Schilawski, the first round draft pick of the New England Revolution has signed with the club and has been added to the roster.


February 1, 2010
BACK IN THE FOLD
Revs bring back Castro, Shuttleworth
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – The New England Revolution have re-signed midfielder Mauricio Castro and goalkeeper Bobby Shuttleworth.


January 22, 2010
RAPID EXIT
Revs deal Larentowicz, Thompson
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – The New England Revolution have traded midfielder Jeff Larentowicz and midfielder Wells Thompson to the Colorado Rapids in exchange for goalkeeper Preston Burpo, defender Cory Gibbs, allocation money and a third-round selection in the 2011 MLS SuperDraft.


January 14, 2010
HELP ALL OVER
Revs looking for competition from draft picks
PHILADELPHIA---The New England Revolution may have added some potency to their attack with first round draft selection Zack Schilawski.
The Wake Forest midfielder, who was taken 9th overall, comes to New England with some goal scoring credentials.


January 14, 2010
REVS TRADE
Send Albright to Red Bulls for 2 picks
PHILADELPHIA – The New England Revolution have traded veteran defender Chris Albright to the New York Red Bulls for their second and third round picks in Thursday's MLS SuperDraft, according to reliable league sources.


December 31, 2009
THE YEAR’S TOP STORIES - NO. 1
Mariner sets sail for England
Few assistant coaches are as closely linked to the success of a team as Paul Mariner had been to the Revolution over much of the last decade. His departure for England is the No.1 story on the New England Soccer News list of top stories in 2009.
Mariner stepped down from his position with the Revs in October to take a position with Plymouth Argyle.


December 30, 2009
THE YEAR’S TOP STORIES - NO. 2
Revs fall in first round
Making the playoffs is a habit for the New England Revolution. Making an early exit it not. That’s why the Revs first round loss to the Chicago Fire is the No.2 story on the New England Soccer News list of top stories for 2009.


December 28, 2009
THE YEAR’S TOP STORIES - NO. 4
Shalrie Joseph MVP finalist
Despite the overall disappointing season for the Revolution, Shalrie Joseph continued to shine in midfield, earning his third straight MLS Best XI selection. His nomination as a finalist for the Major League Soccer Most Valuable Player Award is No. 4 on the New England Soccer News list of top stories for 2009.


December 26, 2009
THE YEAR’S TOP STORIES - NO. 6
Jay Heaps retires
Few local players ever get the chance to make an impact with their hometown teams. Jay Heaps did that for nine seasons with the New England Revolution, making his retirement No6. On the New England Soccer News countdown of the top ten stories of 2009.


December 17, 2009
GAMBIAN CALL UP
Mansally, Nyassi to join National Team
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – New England Revolution teammates Kenny Mansally and Sainey Nyassi have been called up to the Gambia National Team for three friendly matches in early January. The pair will join the national team for friendlies against Angola (Saturday, Jan. 2), Egypt (Tuesday, Jan. 5) and Tunisia (Saturday, Jan. 9).


December 8, 2009
UNDER THE KNIFE
Revs Videira has surgery
Revolution , midfielder Michael Videira underwent successful left hernia repair surgery on Monday, Dec. 7.


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