Talking about practice
What do a pair of practice pitches reveal about the Union’s increasing ambitions? Peter Andrews ponders.
What do a pair of practice pitches reveal about the Union’s increasing ambitions? Peter Andrews ponders.
Philadelphia Union principal owner Jay Sugarman. In a news conference. About the Union. Wait, what? Yeah. Really. PSP reacts with hearts aflutter.
A grim Union season is over, but Peter Andrews wants to remember the scattered moments of brilliance
For a team that says all the right things about its fans, the Union don’t seem to understand what the fans want. Peter Andrews explores.
This was supposed to be the year the Union proved they could contend for the MLS Cup. Instead, the team will need a miracle to reach the playoffs. Earl Reed explores.
The Union’s cup run is over, but they still have all to play for. Peter Andrews on what we learned last night and where the team can go from here.
The Union take on Toronto in the midst of a franchise shake-up. What can the Union learn from the struggles of their Canadian doppelgängers?
Peter Andrews on why the U.S. Open Cup — despite its many flaws, and the Union’s ugly performances in it — still captures our imaginations.
PSP contributor Carlo deMarco, a sophomore midfielder at UMass, shares his view on the proposed change to the men’s college soccer season.
Peter Andrews on how comparing last summer’s transfer activity (remember Gilberto?) to the current window reveals the overhauled scope of the Union’s ambition.
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