“Winter is coming”: Philadelphia Union faced with a long list of offseason issues
Kevin Kinkead reviews a laundry list of issues facing the Union in the offseason.
Kevin Kinkead reviews a laundry list of issues facing the Union in the offseason.
Can any of the players who have been sent to the bench or on loan under Jim Curtin help the Union’s playoff chances? Peter Andrews considers.
If you had to pick just one to play in midfield, who would it be? Jim Curtin made his pick. PSP’s Kevin Kinkead breaks it down.
The Union are entering the most important home stretch in team history, beginning with two Eastern Conference six-pointers and the US Open Cup final in the span of a week. Kevin Kinkead asks who should start, who should come off the bench, and who should be rested.
Earl Reed opines that MLS needs to organize to shift the consuming habits of the next generation of sports fan.
What does a Carlos Valdes return mean for the Union in terms of roster construction? How will it affect Maurice Edu? Will they have four DPs? And what’s up with PSP going international? PSP’s Dan Walsh dives in.
MLS teams like to draft offensive fullbacks and hope their defense develops. Ray Gaddis is the argument to flip the script.
How will the Union, absent a permanent head coach, be in on the transfer window action? (Updated.) PSP’s Dan Walsh dives in.
Philly’s mainstream sports media has never been renowned for embracing soccer. Kevin Kinkead explores how, for this World Cup at least, things have been different.
PSP brings together a roundtable chat to talk about Philadelphia Union’s decision to fire manager John Hackworth.
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