Swindon Town, la beffa nel finale Di Renato Cignoni BRISTOL ROVERS 1 (Woodards '87)SWINDON TOWN 1 (Caddis '38) Bristol Rovers:Scott Bevan; Woddards Danny, Byron Anthony, Gary Sawyer, Lee Brown, Joe Anyinsah, Craig Stanley, Andy Dorman, Mustapha Carayol; Chris Zebroski (Richards '63), Matt HarroldSostituti non utilizzati: Michael Smith, Cian Bolger, Oliver Norburn, Giordania Goddard Swindon Town:

By Alan Duffy

In a prime example of the worth of the old "do your research" adage, Crystal Palace midfielder Andy Dorman got a rather nasty surprise after agreeing a loan move to League Two side Bristol Rovers.

On learning of a potential move to the Pirates, the Welsh international jumped at the chance, but in his eagerness to secure some regular playing time, he forget to do his research and expected to be moving down just the one division.

For the past two years, the New England Revolution has been trying to find a replacement for Taylor Twellman. Searching for a dependable goal scorer, the Revs have tried rookies and European veterans, but have thus far failed to find long-term success with any of the players they've inserted up top.

Five years ago, the phrase "Revolution attack" elicited vivid images of Clint Dempsey, Taylor Twellman, and Pat Noonan barraging opponents' backlines, breaking ankles, and burying barrels of goals. It was theatre. It was art. And it was breathtaking to behold.

Paul Mariner, who left his position as assistant coach of the Revolution in 2009, is now Director of player development in Toronto.

After the dust finally settled on the 2011 MLS SuperDraft, several promising college prospects were left still looking for a team. In Tuesday's Supplemental Draft, they'll get a second chance to find an MLS home.

Northern Kentucky's Steven Beattie is among the top prospects still available in Tuesday's Supplemental Draft.