It has been an incredible year of soccer in Philadelphia. Over the next few weeks, we’ll be taking a look back over 2010, the year soccer came home to Philly, as seen through the lenses of the PSP photographers—Daniel Gajdamowicz, Paul Rudderow and Nicolae Stoian. You can view the collection of photo essays here. We continue with a look back at some of your Philadelphia Union players in action.
Le Toux passes the River End as the Union take the field.
Le Toux = Determination
Le Toux = Drive
Le Toux = Grace
Le Toux = Goals
Feel the love…
…and have a shoe.
This is a man who means to score…
…and he is willing to pay the price to make it happen.
Hey, KS dude, he’s already got you beat.
Strike partners, dance partners.
Chris Seitz was backed by the fans and the club despite a great deal of bad luck and some poor play…
…until it seemed even the gods could back him no longer.
Enter Brad Knighton, who would record two clean sheets for the team, the only ones of the season.
No one could doubt Alejandro Moreno’s toughness…
…or his leadership on and off the pitch.
Crowd favorite Fred in action against his old club in the home opener at the Linc.
Fred fights off Frankie Hejduk.
Injuries limited the minutes for PSP favorite Shea Salinas.
Danny Califf lines one up as Juan Diego Gonzalez looks on.
Michael Orzco Fiscal turns it on.
Justin Mapp was a key acquisition.
“Amobi Okugo” spells “T-H-E –F-U-T-U-R-E”
Jack McInerney: three goals in 350 minutes. Not bad for guy who turned 18 in August.
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