There's often talks in newsgroups and forums of the various sports teams who didn't won a 1st championship yet and I thought it could be interesting to start a thread about a team from the Boston area who hadn't won the MLS cup since their inception, the New England Revolution. I saw that NYT article written last March who compared the NE Revolution to the Buffalo Bills.
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/03/15/s...evolution.html
Quote:
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Robert K. Kraft’s New England Patriots are a very good football team, having won six Super Bowl championships the past 19 years. They are 33-5 against the A.F.C. East division rival Buffalo Bills during that span.
In a cruel twist of fate, Robert Kraft’s other team that plays at Gillette Stadium, the New England Revolution, might as well be the Buffalo Bills of Major League Soccer. There was a run of dominance — four M.L.S. Cup Finals appearances in six years — without a championship, and a mostly fallow period now going on a decade. The team is below .500 (125-148-89) since 2008, the year after it went to its third straight M.L.S. Cup Finals.
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Will the NE Revolution will win a MLS Cup championship?
Btw, the guy who posted that billboard about x-days drought without a championship, I wonder if we should mention to him the NE Revolution even if he doesn't care?
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