Our series continues with a look at football in Philadelphia after the 1863 code, including what may be the first newspaper accounts of a soccer-style game in the city.
Our series continues with a look at football in colonial and post revolutionary Philadelphia.
Philadelphia Union principal owner Jay Sugarman. In a news conference. About the Union. Wait, what? Yeah. Really. PSP reacts with hearts aflutter.
Great move? Or unambitious and cheap? PSP’s Dan Walsh assesses Philadelphia Union’s decision to hire Jim Curtin as manager.
Still looking for that Second Team to root for? Uruguay is back in the underdog’s seat after a shock loss to Costa Rica. Here’s why you should back them, as PSP continues its World Cup series.
Steak dinners at midnight, those classic uniforms, and a high-octane attack. Scott Ellis shares why Argentina should be your second team for the World Cup.
The Union have dismissed the last coach remaining from the team’s inaugural 2010 season. (Vartughian, pictured at left)
Forget the game itself. Think of what the soccer can do. In Bosnia and Herzegovina, it can do something far larger than sports itself. That’s why, if you’re going to root for any team in the World Cup other than the U.S., PSP’s Dan Walsh thinks it’s these guys.
Jurgen Klinsmann meant to send a message, but he sent the wrong one. PSP’s Dan Walsh lays it out.
Times are tough for Union fans, some of whom have been increasingly vocal in their displeasure with the team. Earl Reed considers what’s behind the boos.
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