The Revolution Academy needs to make some changes.

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You have no clue! Obviously not involved with the Revs either if you don’t know who the “contributor players” are. Stop trying to spread more rumors.

Tell us EXACTLY what happened then.

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Drug tests would be easy enough to administer and they've got to be familiar with the process from the Patriots side of the business, but the expense might cut into the cold pizza budget. And then they'd have to do something.

The Revs don't have a drug problem.

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Tell us EXACTLY what happened then.

They have no plan to address the issue. It's the worst thing they can do. The word is spreading very quickly through the MA pay to play clubs. By spring the Revs will be the "enabler" club for kids that like cannabis. Great job Revs!

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They have no plan to address the issue. It's the worst thing they can do. The word is spreading very quickly through the MA pay to play clubs. By spring the Revs will be the "enabler" club for kids that like cannabis. Great job Revs!

They don't have to do anything that they don't want.
You on he other hand need to get over it and accept your kid is not good enough.

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They don't have to do anything that they don't want.
You on he other hand need to get over it and accept your kid is not good enough.

You realize kids turn the Revs down, right?

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You realize kids turn the Revs down, right?

The "your kid isn't good enough" is the same old line they trot out every few pages. The Revs and their supporters have nothing else they can use.

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The "your kid isn't good enough" is the same old line they trot out every few pages. The Revs and their supporters have nothing else they can use.

They can't fathom that kids know the real deal. You'd be surprised how unhappy most Revs kids are. My son has played with or against most of them at some point and is still in contact with them. My son made the determination very early on that the Revs didn't offer what he needed.

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They can't fathom that kids know the real deal. You'd be surprised how unhappy most Revs kids are. My son has played with or against most of them at some point and is still in contact with them. My son made the determination very early on that the Revs didn't offer what he needed.

Let's be real...the Rev's are a status symbol. You aren't going to get dramatically better coaching at the Revs then you are at the Bolts or GPS (and yes there are very good coaches and very bad coaches at all clubs...I just think the bigger clubs have less bad coaches than smaller clubs...personal opinion). If you are happy with your current coach and your kid is developing then there isn't a need for the painful commute just to get a status symbol.

My son was asked to try out for the Revs. He was very excited because its the Revs. After a couple of trips down 128 during the evening commute he was all set (we live on the north shore). So yes...parents AND kids do say no to the Revs. But it may be for different reasons for one kid, or parent, versus another. Personally I wasn't impressed by the Revs versus any other club...and I have two 'club age' boys and have been part of multiple clubs for multiple reasons over the past 7 years.

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Drug tests would be easy enough to administer and they've got to be familiar with the process from the Patriots side of the business, but the expense might cut into the cold pizza budget. And then they'd have to do something.

Weed is the gateway drug. I know this because I just watched season three of Narcos.

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Weed is the gateway drug. I know this because I just watched season three of Narcos.

Cannabis has medical benefits. The Revs will work it into their post match process for recovery rather than putting in a full sized pool.

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Let's be real...the Rev's are a status symbol. You aren't going to get dramatically better coaching at the Revs then you are at the Bolts or GPS (and yes there are very good coaches and very bad coaches at all clubs...I just think the bigger clubs have less bad coaches than smaller clubs...personal opinion). If you are happy with your current coach and your kid is developing then there isn't a need for the painful commute just to get a status symbol.

My son was asked to try out for the Revs. He was very excited because its the Revs. After a couple of trips down 128 during the evening commute he was all set (we live on the north shore). So yes...parents AND kids do say no to the Revs. But it may be for different reasons for one kid, or parent, versus another. Personally I wasn't impressed by the Revs versus any other club...and I have two 'club age' boys and have been part of multiple clubs for multiple reasons over the past 7 years.

The U17s best player is leaving. SCALES OUT NOW.

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The U17s best player is leaving. SCALES OUT NOW.

My kid now thinks it’s ok for soccer players to do drugs. SCALES OUT NOW!

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The U17s best player is leaving. SCALES OUT NOW.

He left long ago and went to Portugal.

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My kid now thinks it’s ok for soccer players to do drugs. SCALES OUT NOW!

Your kid is an imbecile.

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The U17s best player is leaving. SCALES OUT NOW.

The NT keeper is leaving? Where is he headed? Philadelphia?