Midseason review: Castrol Index v PSP’s postgame player ratings
A comparison of how Union players are ranked in the Castrol Index with their rankings based upon the average of their postgame player ratings.
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Hackworth after one year: An assessment
John Hackworth replaced Peter Nowak as head coach of the Union one year ago. PSP takes a big picture look at the job he has done since then.
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Season review: John Hackworth
John Hackworth wasn’t transformational, but he did transition a team going nowhere into a team with a chance to compete in 2013. Was this achievement enough to earn a full season in charge?
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Season review: Freddy Adu
Freddy Adu lived up to the fears more than the hype in 2012, and it’s unlikely he will have a chance at redemption in 2013.
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Season review: Porfirio Lopez
Porfirio Lopez is gone. Here’s his season review.
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Season Review: Raymon Gaddis
Being honored by the Sons of Ben with a large banner in River End means you’ve made quite the impression on the Philadelphia Union’s fiercest fans. Doing so during your rookie season is even more impressive.
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Season Review: Jack McInerney
Jack McInerney proved he has the goods in 2012, but where should the Union play him going forward?
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Season Review: Chandler Hoffman
It was a roller coaster rookie season that included a match winning goal against one of Europe’s great clubs, a PPL Park record, and a painful big toe fracture, all the while struggling to get important minutes with the first team.
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Season Review: Gabriel Farfan
The converted from the midfield, Farfan is still learning the nuances of positioning as a left back. He’s simply too talented, too committed, and has too much potential to not have a place in the starting XI.
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Season Review: Amobi Okugo
Taking a young player who is still coming into his own and shifting him to a new position could be recipe for disaster. Not for Amobi Okugo.
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