Offseason grades: New kit edition
There were winners and losers in this offseason’s batch of new kits. As always, Philly Soccer Page is here for your fashion critiques.
There were winners and losers in this offseason’s batch of new kits. As always, Philly Soccer Page is here for your fashion critiques.
Following these six players will tell you how Bethlehem Steel’s 2018 season is progressing. All are new.
It’s weird to have two bye weeks so early and so close together, but if they’re smart the Union could turn it into an advantage.
In our two part series on change today, Tim Jones comments on the benefit to an inflexible, rigid, organization-wide system of playing soccer.
Are the Union finally deep enough to compete in MLS?
It looks more and more like the Union may have to rely on youth this season. Here are the rostered academy products to watch this season.
Amidst the highs of the Eagles’ first Super Bowl, Jim O’Leary wonders whether it makes up for all the suffering of Philadelphia sports fans.
The addition of David Accam to the Union changes how the Union will play in 2018 – and eliminates the need for a fancy attacking midfielder. Instead, it’s time the Union play their young central midfielders.
The Union finally unveil their new primary kit, and it’s quite a departure from the past. PSP’s contributors share their thoughts about the new kit and their favorite soccer shirts of all time.
MLS teams give fewer minutes to young Americans than the biggest European leagues give to their respective domestics. This is an opportunity for the Union. New PSP columnist Pete Mazzaccaro explains.
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