Bethlehem has moved to a brand new fan base for 2019. Watching a player development side is not the same as watching a conventional one. Here’s what you need to know.
Bethlehem’s league has made some changes for 2019, as has Steel itself.
Ernst Tanner’s arrival changes the relationship between Philadelphia Union and Bethlehem Steel. Sara Griswold breaks down the why and how.
Changes to American tax law could significantly boost the prospects for redeveloping land near where Philadelphia Union and Bethlehem Steel call home. Chris Gibbons explains how this could play out.
Rob Simmons looks at a few players worth keeping your eye on in 2019.
MLS-backed women’s teams could continue to grow the game even more, and Philadelphia is currently without an NWSL team.
With anemic attendance likely for Bethlehem Steel in Chester this year, PSP’s Dan Walsh explores the problems with the team playing in Chester and options for the club’s future in the Lehigh Valley.
Philadelphia Union chief business officer Tim McDermott talked with PSP about the future of Bethlehem Steel FC in the Lehigh Valley.
PSP’s Ryan Rose sits down with Matt Gendaszek, the Sons of Ben’s newest president, to talk about his time in the group, what his goals are, and why the Union’s largest supporter’s group is “not a cult.”
PSP updates readers on ways the Bethlehem Steel FC player development project has changed since last October.
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