2021 Schedule Thread
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If we win, we play NE on 11/30 at 7:30PM at Gillette, by the way. If we win I'm thinking of going
That’s a Tuesday night. Woof. I’ve joked on here that it’s faster for me to go to Gillette on a weeknight for a game than it is to travel to RBA for a weeknight game.
Do I have to put my money where my mouth is?
If you work from home you could do what I plan (assuming we get there...) and take a train the night before, then work from an airbnb or hotel in foxborough, go from there to the game and then back home by train! Or if third rail has a bus I might take that.
I know there is a train rail right next to the stadium. My understanding is that commuter trains don't run there? Now I need to investigate.
I am 2:15 to Gillette on a good day averaging 75-80. Northern Fairfield County
Let's first beat Atlanta and then I'll decide...
The MBTA train is for Foxboro Special Events and seems to only be running for Patriots games. You can check the schedule here: https://www.mbta.com/schedules/CR-Foxboro/timetable
Third Rail may do a bus based on popularity. But that would leave sometime around 1 PM if the match is at 7 PM.
Depending on work/travel, driving up Monday night, staying at a hotel to work Tuesday, and driving back after the game or early Wednesday morning may be the best option.
A large part of the trip from New York City is getting out of the city...
It's 2:40 on Google Maps right now with a hint of traffic around Hartford. 2:15 with no stops and no traffic and averaging 75 or 80.
The Gilette website confirms - no trains for Revolution games. Ever.
I live in Westchester, and I was really surprised how quickly I can drive to Boston.
Part of the benefit is that you don't have to deal with traffic through Connecticut on I-95. It's the Merritt and then running north to Hartford and over to Boston. Not much in between.
Part of the benefit is that you don't have to deal with traffic through Connecticut on I-95. It's the Merritt and then running north to Hartford and over to Boston. Not much in between.
Anyone know what leadership changes this is referring to and what the heck this means overall? (from this thread)
Also, as expected:
Highly recommend reading the whole thread though.
"the City" meaning city government. New mayor, borough president, city council, etc, etc.
Ohhhhhh, well he didn't actually say "The city", he said "coming to City" which sounds like it's referring to [New York] City [FC]. That makes more sense.
I wasn't there so I can only go based off the tweet. But I don't see any leadership changes within CFG.
Right, that's where the initial question came from. It's very plausibly just the city itself. Thanks!
The multiple errors in the third paragraph are baffling.
www.silive.com
HS football: Petition created to try and change PSAL City Conference title game back to Yankee Stadium
More than 1,700 signatures have been received as of 3:30 p.m. Wednesday.
