FARRELL APPROACHES ALL-TIME REVS SERVICE RECORD
Defender Andrew Farrell, currently in his ninth season with the Revolution, is poised to break multiple club records including games played,
games started, and minutes played. In Saturday’s win against Atlanta,
Farrell eclipsed Jay Heaps for third-most starts in club history. He’ll surpass his former head coach for fifth-most games played with his next
appearance.
Farrell has been an ironman since he entered the league with New England as the first-overall pick of the 2013 MLS SuperDraft. He leads all MLS field players in games played, games started, and minutes played
since he entered the league, having never missed more than five games
in a season.
REVOLUTION ALL-TIME LEADERS: GAMES PLAYED
Rank Player Games Played
T-1. Shalrie Joseph 261 (254)
T-1. Diego Fagundez 261 (187)
- Matt Reis 254 (253)
- Chris Tierney 246 (220)
- Andrew Farrell 244 (241)
REVOLUTION ALL-TIME LEADERS: GAMES STARTED
Rank Player Games Started - Shalrie Joseph 254
- Matt Reis 253
- Andrew Farrell 241
REVOLUTION ALL-TIME LEADERS: MINUTES PLAYED
Rank Player Minutes Played - Shalrie Joseph 22,867
- Matt Reis 22,699
- Jay Heaps 21,,619
- Andrew Farrell 21,492
Farrell and Scott Caldwell, who joined the Revolution within one month
of each in 2013, rank among Major League Soccer’s 10 longest-serving
players with one club. Goalkeeper Brad Knighton and forward Teal Bunbury are also among the league’s longest-tenured players with the same
team:
MLS ACTIVE LEADERS: LONGEST-SERVING PLAYERS W/ ONE CLUB
Rank Player Club Years w/ Team
- Graham Zusi Sporting KC 12 (3 months)
- Scott Caldwell New England 8 (4 months)
- Andrew Farrell New England 8 (3 months)
- Brad Knighton New England 7 (4 months)
- Teal Bunbury New England 7 (2 months)
Only Toronto FC has as many players among the league’s top 25 longest
serving with one club as New England.
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