The bottom of the soccer pyramid: An update
An update from one the lowest rungs of the American soccer pyramid, the U9 boys travel team C team
An update from one the lowest rungs of the American soccer pyramid, the U9 boys travel team C team
Revisiting an old paradox about what it means to support a team.
PSP writer James Nalton explores how the Union’s defeat in the Concacaf semifinal second leg might be disappointing but is an indicator of the level of success fans expect from the team — a reflection of the level of success they’ve achieved in recent years.
It is time to introduce and discuss Philadelphia Union II’s professional players who are new for 2023.
There have been last minute changes to the 2023 FIFA U-20 World Cup in which Union homegrowns Brandan Craig, Jack McGlynn, and Quinn Sullivan are expected to play.
Jeremy Lane wonders how fans are supposed to calibrate their expectations for Wednesday’s game against LAFC.
Tim Jones looks at the precarious financial status of the City of Chester and the possibility of disincorporation.
Is this the end of the show, or just the end of an act? Chris Gibbons explores the Union’s early season.
Thomas Hill examines the current state of Major League Soccer, and why it may be worth stopping to enjoy.
James Nalton looks at the big picture of the Union’s approach this season, and analyzes similarities expansion team St. Louis City FC’s style of play.
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