Beware the Blob! The Union’s lack of formation and shape
It’s hard to enjoy three points when this year’s win looks like so many losses from 2010.
It’s hard to enjoy three points when this year’s win looks like so many losses from 2010.
Timothy Chandler has burst onto the Bundesliga scene this year at the young age of 20 and guess what, he holds a United States passport. Time to get to know the National Team hopeful.
With the Year Two bearing down on us, the Union’s preseason off the field leaves a sour taste for even the most rabid supporters.
Tired of listless passing? Bored by bland offense, devoid of a creative spark? Want to score some goals? Then 4-3-3 is right for YOU and the U!
With the Transfer Window in full swing for Europe’s top leagues, many of the United States’ top players are up for moves across the continent.
With a championship in 2010 to improve upon their runner-up finish in 2009, the Akron Zips are quickly reshaping the landscape of collegiate and professional soccer.
Despite an excellent rookie campaign in which he scored seven goals, Danny Mwanga still has nowhere to go but up.
Having endured a rough first-half of the season (along with the rest of his defensive mates), Michael Orozco Fiscal roared back into form in the second-half, cementing his spot in the center of the Union defense and proving that there is a lot more to come as the Union mature into a veteran MLS side.
Justin Mapp was handed a reprieve by the Union, giving him a chance to prove that he still has a lot to offer. He has repaid them for their confidence in his first season, with his star hopefully back on the rise.
Andrew Jacobson has all the tools to do the job. That’s clear. Next, he needs the consistent opportunity to feature in his natural position.
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