PSP’s Season Review series kicks off today and will run for the next two weeks: For Philadelphia Union, it’s nine years and counting without a playoff win, but those Union fans got an exciting season with often beautiful soccer that could provide the sort of optimism they haven’t had in years.
The Union were one of MLS’s best teams from May 10 until they stepped on the Yankee Stadium pitch. PSP’s Dan Walsh breaks down what went wrong at the end and notes that, on the whole this year, Jim Curtin deserves more credit than blame.
Jim Curtin said that NYC deserved to win that game. PSP’s Ryan Rose agrees and takes a look at why.
After another big-game failure, Jim Curtin shouldn’t escape the heat. PSP’s Peter Andrews on why the offseason must start with the search for a new manager.
Philadelphia Union lost their playoff match to NYCFC, ending their 2018 season in the process.
Fans’ Views’ Matt Custer applies some group development theories to the Union’s season to see how they’re progressing.
A meditation on Yankee Stadium, it’s place in American sports lore, and the Union’s opportunity to make it all right in 2018
Ryan Rose lays out Philadelphia’s keys to the game if the “best team in Union history” are to move beyond the Knockout Round.
Check out Ryan Griffith’s photos of the Union’s loss to NYCFC on Decision Day.
With an all-important rematch against NYC on the horizon, what can the Union learn from Sunday’s shabby outing?
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