Evaluating the David Accam trade
PSP’s Dan Walsh breaks down the Accam trade and explains why it’s a win for everyone involved, including the Union.
PSP’s Dan Walsh breaks down the Accam trade and explains why it’s a win for everyone involved, including the Union.
Some things are obvious. Some things we take for granted. PSP’s Dan Walsh takes a look at both in this postgame wrap-up.
Shayan Waseh breaks down the Union’s victory against Montreal Impact.
Although injury forced an early change, the Union tried a new-look lineup with Marco Fabian as a second striker on Saturday night. PSP’s Peter Andrews breaks down the how and why of another new tactical look from Jim Curtin.
What’s been holding the Union back this season? PSP’s Shayan Waseh argues that the team needs an extra dose of caution.
Forcing the Pittsburgh “Lilley-hounds” to come from behind to tie Saturday night surprised many people. PSP runs through the lineup player by player.
Impressive individual performances, as well as a dynamic team effort, was ultimately the deciding factor in Philadelphia’s victory against a lethargic Columbus Crew side.
Bethlehem Steel are not the first player development side to implement a thorough-going youth movement. They are the first to rely heavily on teenage international players. They have six such among their total of nine international players.
The press does its job and Aaronson shines in his big league debut.
A missed penalty, a straight red, and an own goal; Sunday’s matchup looked like the Union was playing against itself, and losing. Like any of the recent seasons with the Union, there is a lot to be skeptical about and some things to be hopeful about.
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