Match analysis: Toronto FC 2-1 Philadelphia Union
The Cliff of Union Despair apparated into existence again Saturday. Fans weren’t happy with a listless performance, but there are reasons why it happened.
The Cliff of Union Despair apparated into existence again Saturday. Fans weren’t happy with a listless performance, but there are reasons why it happened.
That’s probably not The Cliff of Union Despair in the distance, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t other hazards to navigation to be aware of.
Thomas Hill looks forward to his hopes for the Union’s next secondary kit.
Not quite excitement and not quite panic, patience is the Union’s new mood for 2020.
The Union’s head coach has grown into his role, earning the trust of his players and to a lesser extent the fans. So why can’t he trust himself?
Six years ago Jamiro Monteiro was without a club and without prospects. Now, he’s starring for one of MLS’s best. PSP’s Nick Fishman tells Monteiro’s story of perseverance.
How good or bad the Union are is entirely dependent on how good or bad the rest of the league is.
The opaque mathematics of television broadcast scheduling means some people may not have seen what happened on Sunday Night. But that’s no excuse for letting pre-conceived notions of “good” teams dictate how they talk about the game.
The Union have one a lot this off season, but it’s right to question if they have done enough.
Some thoughts on the Union’s new secondary jersey sponsor, Artesano.
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