Fans’ view: Real life doesn’t come with Ctrl+Z
If the team can’t outshine chicken, can they really expect to outshine the real competition?
If the team can’t outshine chicken, can they really expect to outshine the real competition?
One Union fan traces out his excited lead-up to opening day, laying out the good, the bad, and … the familiar.
A lot has changed since Beckham joined the league six years ago. With his departure imminent, Tim Carr looks back.
Sure, the season ended on a low note (that was a quarter-step flat to boot), but would it have made sense any other way?
Yes, the Union season drifts to an ignominious end. Yet the young lads are playing it out loud and proud.
As in music, there are supergroups in soccer. But big names don’t guarantee chemistry.
Some see the Union’s third season as a failure. But Tim Carr thinks the tough season has only brought Union fans closer together.
It’s been a tough season but not one without some great moments. For one Union supporter, these include starting the season in the River End.
The year started, and appears to be ending, in abject failure for the Union but that does not equal (or allow) failure by us fans.
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