A look at the United Soccer League’s two professional leagues in 2020
The 2020 versions of the United Soccer League Championship and the United Soccer League League One have been announced.
Articles written by: Tim Jones
Still learning soccer after nearly five decades. A southwestern Ohio buckeye transplanted to Chester County. Used to teach history, enjoys new ideas, sometimes bakes bread, is a sports fan, and loves apparently unconnected connections.
USL
Philadelphia Union II
Tomas Romero’s big save
A Union Academy graduate made the save that propelled Georgetown to the 2019 Men’s NCAA Soccer championship.
Breaking News / Philadelphia Union II
Bethlehem Steel FC rebranded to Philadelphia Union II
Acknowledging that a stadium solution hasn’t developed in the Lehigh Valley, the Union’s USL side drops the Bethlehem Steel name.
Philadelphia Union II
Bethlehem announces 2020 roster status
Bethlehem Steel announced initial roster moves for 2020, headlined by the departure of James Chambers.
Breaking News
Union leave nine exposed to the expansion draft
Here is a chart of the players left exposed to the Tuesday’s expansion draft by the Union.
Philadelphia Union II / Season Review
Season review: Bethlehem roster evaluation, part two
Tim Jones finishes his commentary on Bethlehem Steel FC’s 2019 players.
Season Review
Season review: Bethlehem Steel roster evaluation, part one
PSP’s Tim Jones evaluates the first-team and Academy players who played for Bethlehem in 2019.
Analysis
A pro-rel what-if in the USL
After a rough season for Bethlehem Steel, PSP’s Tim Jones takes a look at what the USL Championship and League One would look like if relegation were on the table.
Analysis
Continue the development!
Tim Jones indulges in a wildly impractical — but imaginative! — scheme for youth player development during the three-month offseason.
Analysis
Replacing the registas
Even though the Union are in the playoffs with a home game no less, It is time to start thinking about the 2020 rosters for Bethlehem and Philadelphia. The front office certainly must be.
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