Noonan leaves Revolution for Europe

From: The Boston Globe | Date: January 24, 2008| Author: Frank Dell'Apa | Copyright information

Pat Noonan became the second Revolution player to depart for Europe on a free transfer this winter, joining Aalesund FK in Norway yesterday.

Noonan, the Revolution's No. 2 all-time scorer (46 goals in all competitions), and Andy Dorman (now with St. Mirren in Scotland) tied for second on the team with seven regular-season goals last season.

Noonan, 27, signed a four-year contract worth $225,000 annually before last season, but the Revolution did not pick up the option, allowing h...

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