The difference between a good and bad team
Any team still starting Fabinho deserves to lose. This is not a good team. One PSP contributor has a word about Philadelphia Union’s latest travails.
Any team still starting Fabinho deserves to lose. This is not a good team. One PSP contributor has a word about Philadelphia Union’s latest travails.
Andrew Wenger is a talented player with one major, major problem: He thinks entirely too much. PSP’s Dan Walsh explains.
Hometown boy John McCarthy wasn’t the only good sign for the Union on Saturday, but he certainly was a fun one to watch. PSP’s Dan Walsh looks at that and some of the other good signs on display.
Yes, we need to maintain some perspective with some aspects of the Union right now. But other things need some serious critique, while others clearly need a change. PSP’s Dan Walsh breaks them down.
Maybe it’s time to dial back the expectations on Zach Pfeffer. PSP’s Dan Walsh explores.
With Maidana’s injury, Pfeffer could get an extended run with the Union. Will he, or won’t he leave for international duty? PSP’s Dan Walsh weighs in on that and a few other Union topics, including Cruz’s loan and the center backs’ struggles.
Is the glass half full or half empty for Philadelphia Union? Well, maybe it’s both. PSP’s Dan Walsh has a go.
What are the big questions facing Philadelphia Union as they head into opening day? PSP’s team of writers takes them on this roundtable panel.
After a busy week for Philadelphia Union in terms of personnel moves, PSP’s Dan Walsh weighs in on the recent comings and goings.
With a Junior Lone Star product in Philadelphia Union training camp and eight others inking pro or semipro contracts in the last year, the southwest Philly club seems on the cusp of big things. Will things break their way? PSP’s Dan Walsh explores.
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