Season review: Re-evaluating those early season assumptions
PSP reevaluates those early assumptions about the things we thought we knew about Philadelphia Union in early 2014 and how they played out over time.
PSP reevaluates those early assumptions about the things we thought we knew about Philadelphia Union in early 2014 and how they played out over time.
What do we know about Jim Curtin as a manager? The truth is: It’s hard to tell.
PSP’s look back at the 2014 Union season moves on to a reevaluation of John Hackworth’s firing and considers the factors that led to it.
PSP’s Peter Andrews reconsiders the Maurice Edu trade, on all fronts.
The McInerney-Wenger trade of 2014 was one of those rare beasts: a swap where both teams came out ahead.
Every team gives up late goals once in a while, but in 2014 the Union made it an art form. What needs to change?
Why are we so disappointed about losing an average goalkeeper? Peter Andrews explores the story of Zac MacMath’s star-crossed season.
Vincent Nogueira was one of the top players wearing blue and gold in 2014, with many even declaring him the best ever to where the Union shirt. Was he? Can he be even better in 2015? PSP explores.
PSP kicks off its revamped annual season review series on the Philadelphia Union by looking at the winners and losers this year for the club.
We compare how Union players ended the season in the Castrol Index with the end-of-season averages of their PSP player ratings.
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