The Gold Cup is the premier competition for CONCACAF supremacy. It does little to further the US Men’s National Team’s international agenda, however, and getting “results” in the competition have little impact results in subsequent World Cups.
Bethlehem Steel FC has already developed an MLS quality player, with two more potentially on the way. But what should fans really make of the Union’s USL setup?
Summer friendlies are great money makers, but could the Union have made more money with a different opponent?
In the absence of a true regional rivalry, perhaps Union fans can look further afield to find a match worth getting worked up about.
Giliano Wijnaldum has earned a starting role and why the change in Union fortunes is all about Haris Medunjanin.
When Earnie Stewart took the helm of the Philadelphia Union, he inherited a fanbase so tired of failure as to mutiny against the team’s ownership. How each defines that relationship is a significant part of the team’s “now” narrative.
Elias Aguilar was training with the team in Chester yesterday, but what if it was more than just “training”?
After the international break, the Union are about to hit a crucial stretch that could make or break their season.
Should Jim Curtin use tonight’s USOC match against Harrisburg judiciously to experiment?
What is the best approach to developing youth players? High school soccer coach and PSP contributor Josh Trott explores.
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