Talking Tactics: Day 2
Eli and Adam’s conversation about Philadelphia Union’s tactical options continues with part two.
Eli and Adam’s conversation about Philadelphia Union’s tactical options continues with part two.
Eli and Adam are preparing for the beginning of the 2014 MLS season with a back and forth conversation about Philadelphia Union’s tactical options. Here’s the first installment.
The Union’s trade for Austin Berry filled the team’s biggest gap. After answering every key offseason question, John Hackworth’s team looks like a conference title contender.
Back in 2011, a John Hackworth-led Union defeated David Moyes’ Everton at PPL Park. Earl Reed considers what Hackworth can learn from Moyes’ struggles at Manchester United.
After a mostly dormant December, Philadelphia Union have suddenly and dramatically revamped their midfield. PSP thinks they look like a playoff team, save for one not-so-small thing.
PSP breaks down John Hackworth’s trade wizardry, the stunning move to trade up and draft a goalkeeper, and the beginning of the end in Philadelphia for Zac MacMath.
Why the Maurice Edu signing would throw a monkey wrench at the league office and be terrific for the Union — PSP’s Dan Walsh lays it out.
PSP’s Earl Reed writes that the USMNT snubs of Amobi Okugo, Sheanon Williams and Jack McInerney could bode very badly for Philadelphia Union. Here’s why.
In less than a year, the Union have gone from Farfantastic to Farfanless. PSP’s Dan Walsh lays out what Michael Farfan’s sudden departure says about and means for the Union.
PSP evaluates the MLS Re-Entry Draft’s first stage, which saw the Union play Moneyball and DC United throw away money. (Pictured: One DC waste of money defending another?)
Comments