Against odds, a good start for the Union
Everything pointed to a loss until, suddenly, it didn’t. Peter Andrews provides his perspective from Vancouver on the Union’s season-opening draw.
Everything pointed to a loss until, suddenly, it didn’t. Peter Andrews provides his perspective from Vancouver on the Union’s season-opening draw.
With the Union’s season opener looming on Sunday, Peter Andrews ponders his relationship with season openers.
Jim Curtin has a lot to prove in 2017. How Union fans measure that improvement is up for debate.
It was just one game, but Union fans can now dream about what Haris Medunjanin will mean to the team. PSP’s Peter Andrews spotlights what the Bosnian showed in Saturday’s preseason match.
Josh Yaro’s injury opens the way for someone else to claim a starting center back spot for Philadelphia Union next to Richie Marquez. Who will step up? PSP’s Peter Andrews looks at the candidates.
PSP’s Dan Walsh looks at how Earnie Stewart quickly turned a young team with a smattering of veterans into a veteran team with a smattering of youth.
Matt Polster is expendable, and so is Ray Gaddis. These and other Philadelphia Union-oriented observations, courtesy of PSP’s Dan Walsh.
Philly’s defensive issues can be addressed numerous ways. The club should stick to their long-term plan and invest in midfield, not in back.
Like the rest of the Union defense, Andre Blake was far from perfect in 2016. But his play offered confidence to a team that often struggled for consistency over a long MLS season.
Attendance at USMNT matches is down 23%. The USMNT has lost its first two Hex matches for the first time ever. The malaise surrounding the team is obvious. What do you think?
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