When the word "construction" gets tossed around New England Revolution supporter circles, it’s usually in regards to the club’s longstanding search for a stadium of their own somewhere in greater Boston’s urban core, a process that quietly appears to have picked up some measure of momentum behind the scenes in recent years.
It has another context entirely for technical director Curt Onalfo. While he’s as enthusiastic about a future new home as anyone on the Revs’ staff, he is presently in charge of a different sort of infrastructure project – one that could well wind up being just as important for the club’s long-term success on the pitch, amid a period of surging investment and ambition at the founding MLS side.