News roundup: Roster droppings, Curtin back, playoff ch-ch-ch-changes, more
The Union reveal their plans for 2019 in a sweeping press conference.
The Union reveal their plans for 2019 in a sweeping press conference.
The manager will return next season, but he may be implementing a new approach. PSP reports from Ernst Tanner and Jim Curtin’s end-of-season press conference.
Who’s in and who’s out as the Union start to look toward 2019.
Bethlehem Steel FC will play the 2019 season with a noticeably younger roster.
The Union’s biggest midseason move was Earnie Stewart’s departure to U.S. Soccer. With a new sporting director in charge, Peter Andrews tries to make sense of Stewart’s mixed legacy with the Union.
Plus- Burke and Blake remain undefeated in CONCACAF, Wayne Rooney trivia, and an absolutely filthy play.
Fifteen wins were a franchise record for Philadelphia Union. Chris Gibbons breaks down the reasons why the team won.
Tanner’s having a press conference on Monday (we think it means Curtin’s staying), Steel fans’ reactions and USMNT lost to England.
Sometimes the Union’s youth at center back impressed. Sometimes it faltered. A look back at how the young center backs played this season and a look at what it means going forward.
Chris Sherman looks at Philadelphia’s season statistics to see what we may be able to learn about how the team’s changes related to points on the table.
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