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PSP’s most notorious commenter finally gets his first guest column about the Union. It’s just as caustic, smart and brutally spot on as you’d expect from him.
PSP’s most notorious commenter finally gets his first guest column about the Union. It’s just as caustic, smart and brutally spot on as you’d expect from him.
With increased recognition about the long-term health effects of concussions, PSP was interested in hearing how a licensed athletic trainer evaluated potential concussions. Here is how one high school trainer does it.
A group of fans flies Philadelphia Union colors in England, and Union fans fly that club’s colors here. How the Keystone Royals became the official North American supporters group of Wealdstone FC, a non League club in England.
Guest columnist Michael Hikari Cecire has some thoughts on how to maximize the Union’s minimal budget.
Guest columnist Joel Lorah looks at the predominance of bad grass fields in southeastern Pennsylvania and wonders whether a solution to that problem — artificial turf — creates more problems than it solves.
Guest writer Joel Lorah celebrates and defends the art of the dive.
Steve Hann argues that too many young players are being pushed into travel soccer too soon.
Tim Carr was hoping Wednesday’s major Union announcement was about a certain Brazilian.
The axe has fallen. Now what? Some thoughts on where the Union can go from here, both in the managerial search and on the field.
Steve Hann with a guest column that makes the case for recreational soccer.
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