How to be happy on Sunday afternoon
Expectations are high for the Union, are rightly so. Here’s how to be happy on Sunday no matter what happens.
Articles written by: Chris Gibbons
Chris Gibbons is the captain of noted PSP feeder club West Philly FC, and the co-host of the All3Points podcast (@all3points). He writes columns and match analyses in addition to his editing duties, and his pieces are often full of Douglas Adams quotes or the kind of music that shows his nearly middle age.
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Match analysis: Philadelphia Union 5 – 0 Toronto FC
As good as it is, the 5-0 scoreline doesn’t paint the whole picture of what happened on Saturday.
Commentary / Philly Soccer Page Info
A top 10 (or so) from 10,000 posts and counting
To celebrate 10,000 posts on PSP, Chris Gibbons delved into the archives to compile a list of notable posts from the last 11 years. Read on for a trip down memory lane.
Analysis / Featured / Union
Match analysis: Toronto FC 2-1 Philadelphia Union
The Cliff of Union Despair apparated into existence again Saturday. Fans weren’t happy with a listless performance, but there are reasons why it happened.
Analysis
Match analysis: Philadelphia Union 3 – 0 Inter Miami
The Union put their system on display Sunday night, showing what good, high-pressure soccer can look like.
Commentary
An introverted striker’s search for footing
Chris Gibbons takes a closer look at Andrew Wooten and how the self-identified introvert has settled into the Union squad.
Analysis
Match analysis: Philadelphia Union 2 – 1 New England Revolution
The Fontana Game creates problems for the Union. Good problems.
Commentary / Coronavirus
Finding an edge during a pandemic
In these unprecedented times, coaches are looking for ways to find an edge. Being coy about infections probably isn’t the best way to do so.
Analysis / Union
Match analysis: Philadelphia Union 4-1 D.C. United
Chris Gibbons breaks down what may have been Saturday’s most beautiful play that didn’t lead to a goal.
Analysis
Match analysis: Philadelphia Union 0 – 0 New England Revolution
The Union weren’t close on Friday night, or were they?
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