Season review: Jeff Parke
Jeff Parke chose to come home to play soccer this season, and the Union benefited from a very good season from the veteran defender.
Articles written by: Dan Walsh
Novelist in progress. Former newspaper & magazine reporter. Occasional freelancer. Started PSP in 2009 with some awesome guys. Moved to Italy in 2014, then the UK in 2019. See more at http://www.danielwalsh.net. Follow on Twitter @danwalsh_writes.
Season Reviews
Interview / Union
John Hackworth lays out his postseason plans
Union manager John Hackworth laid out his offseason plan to PSP, breaking down his team’s offseason needs, which players are returning (or not), designated player prospects, recent scouting trips to Europe and South America, and plans to fix the midfield.
Analysis
Roger Torres, and other things
Some words on the prospective Roger Torres departure and the MLS playoffs, courtesy of PSP’s Dan Walsh.
Season Reviews
Season review: Sheanon Williams
PSP kicks off its annual season reviews for Union players with Sheanon Williams, one of the best right backs in MLS.
Analysis / Union
It’s over. Now what? (2013 edition)
The off-season has begun for Philadelphia Union. PSP’s Dan Walsh looks at the major issues facing the Union this off-season, assesses the team’s needs, and evaluates which players will likely stay or depart.
Analysis / Union
A coda: Union, 2013
Somehow, that seemed how it was supposed to end for Philadelphia Union. But that game sure was exciting. PSP’s Dan Walsh offers a coda for the Union’s 2013 season.
Union
They are who we thought they were
The Union have fallen out of the playoff picture because they failed to beat the four teams they needed to beat. Yet somehow, they still have a playoff shot. PSP’s Dan Walsh breaks it down.
Union
To punch or counterpunch?
The Union went into Saturday’s road game the same way they have gone into every road game this year, and they got the same kind of result. Meanwhile, their playoff competitors got road wins. For the Union to make the playoffs, draws probably won’t be enough in their final two games. PSP lays it out.
Raves
Raves: Ray Gaddis
He looks like a choir boy. He runs like a cheetah. Ray’s got game. PSP kicks off this year’s series of Raves with a rave about Ray Gaddis.
Opinion / Union
This is why we love the game
An impossible sprint back to stop a goal and save the game. A inch-perfect free kick to win it. This is why we love soccer: For the spectacular. PSP’s Dan Walsh lays it out.
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