Fans’ View: A fan’s report card on the Union experience in 2017
Season-ticket holder Scott Pugh assesses his experience over the year.
Season-ticket holder Scott Pugh assesses his experience over the year.
It’s now eight years for the Union without a playoff win. PSP’s Dan Walsh takes stock and looks at the way ahead for the club.
The Union have been full of surprises in 2016. So what are the ten most surprising on-field developments halfway into season?
A roundtable panel of PSP contributors reviews the first half of Philadelphia Union’s season.
Davis Russell evaluates the Union’s 2014 goalkeeping corps and wonders what will be ahead in 2015.
Chaco’s kids, Mo’s kicks, and a horde of goalkeepers: Peter Andrews on some of 2014’s sillier situations.
Jim Curtin’s counterattacking system was the success story of 2014 in Philadelphia. But its limitations were also the team’s downfall. By combining Curtin’s tactics with a possession-based approach, the Union can be in the 2015 playoff picture.
New contributor Davis Russell considers what worked defensively, and what did not, for the Union in 2014.
Unable to find the back of the net, or even many minutes with the Union, Antoine Hoppenot took his loan opportunity with Harrisburg City Islanders to become a better, more confident player. His next step is to again prove himself in MLS in 2015.
Sébastien Le Toux became a star in Philly. Then he went away and his star faded. Then he came back, but his star was just flickering. In 2014, it burst back into life.
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