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.

Match previews

Match preview: Philadelphia Union-New England Revolution

Where do the Union go after the greatest performance of their season and perhaps of all time? The answer: Home against New England. PSP’s Chris Gibbons has a preview full of, in grand PSP readers’ tradition, lots of obscure music references.

Match previews

Match preview: Philadelphia Union – New England Revolution

A match preview complete with Union-theme band names, Return of the Jedi references, and more.

Featured / Union

One player away

The Union are one player away. Are the Union really one player away? A novella.

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Tactical Analysis / Uncategorized / Union

Postgame analysis: Philadelphia Union 1-3 LA Galaxy

Union coach Jim Curtin often talks about his team bringing a knife to a gun fight. The juxtaposition of those two weapons was never more on display than it was the pouring rain in Chester, PA on Saturday night.

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Union

Analyzing the analyst

The Philly Soccer Page is not alone in thinking the Union have underachieved this season. One writer decides to dive into another commentator’s assessment, as well as the numbers behind narrative.

FIFA World Cup

World Cup predictions: Best kit edition

With a final eight decided in truly entertaining fashion, it’s time to pick your winners. What better way than by the best kit?

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Analysis / Union

Postgame analysis: Philadelphia Union 4-0 Vancouver Whitecaps

Breaking down how the Union broke Vancouver down

Union

The curious case of C.J. Sapong

Jim Curtin is often a man of few words. Something he said in this week’s press conference got one writer thinking.

Union

A strange streak for the Union

What if the Union are a good team? It’s too soon to tell, but the team are starting to do enough to make that question more palatable.

Analysis

Postgame analysis: Philadelphia Union at Atlanta United

It’s not about what happens to you, but your reaction to it that matters.
— Epictetus