Perseverance rating: A better way to statistically evaluate soccer goalkeepers
Steve Holroyd considers how to better statistically evaluate goalkeepers.
Articles written by: Steve Holroyd
Philadelphia labor attorney and soccer coach, player, sabermetrician and historian. Intermittent host of The Front Row podcast. Follow him on Twitter at @soccermavn.
US Soccer History
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Our series commemorating the Philadelphia Atoms’ historic 1973 NASL title concludes with a look at what happened to the team after the championship and the team’s impact on American soccer.
Philadelphia Soccer History
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Two days after winning their semifinal game against Toronto to advance to the 1973 NASL championship game the Atoms lost two of their most important players, recalled by their home club in England.
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Philadelphia Soccer History
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US Soccer History
The North American Soccer Football League
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Philadelphia Soccer History
The Stoke City-Philadelphia connection runs through Cleveland
In 1967, Stoke City players made up the Cleveland Stokers squad. The next year in the inaugural season of the NASL, it was Philadelphia Spartans players filling the ranks.
Philadelphia Soccer History
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