Coach of the Year: Brendan Burke
Brendan Burke earns honors for steering Bethlehem Steel FC to their first ever playoff berth.
Brendan Burke earns honors for steering Bethlehem Steel FC to their first ever playoff berth.
PSP analyzes which of the Bethlehem Steel’s players might be ready to jump to the Union first team.
The Union cleared a bunch of roster space with Wednesday’s moves. Chris Pontius will also depart the club as a free agent, and Roland Alberg has signed with a Bulgarian side. Updated.
Brendan Burke has grown since the beginning of the Bethlehem Steel project, and his departure would be a significant loss.
Louisville controlled the match against a Bethlehem side that couldn’t overcome the absence of Santi Moar and the presence of some very one-sided officiating.
As Columbus Crew SC is ripped away from it’s fanbase, a Lehigh Valley native ponders how moving a team could be a good thing.
This week the Bethlehem Steel are getting the attention their season’s performance deserves. Playoff soccer is a different animal. PSP reviews the key points of the regular season games, guesses the Steel’s line-up, and identifies a potentially key Louisville personnel difference.
Rob Simmons was on the scene as Bethlehem Steel FC drew against St. Louis.
Bethlehem ended the regular season with frustrating home draw, with Matt Real scoring his first goal as a professional.
With a win Bethlehem will finish 6th and play at the Tampa Bay Rowdies. With either draw or a loss, they will finish 8th and play Louisville in Louisville Friday night.
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