In a wide-ranging exclusive interview, Philadelphia Union CEO Nick Sakiewicz tells PSP that Freddy Adu was never asked to take a pay cut and has turned down transfer offers from five countries. He also addresses PPL Park expansion, the Nowak lawsuit and more. (And yes, there’s additional follow-up reporting beyond the video.)
PSP has player ratings and analysis from Saturday’s game, along with video of postgame interviews from the locker room and manager’s press conference.
Philadelphia Union pulled into second place with a 1-0 win over New England at PPL Park. PSP has the recap and video highlights.
The Revolution have made changes to get better. Can the Union?
Philadelphia Union took a nose dive off the ugly tree Sunday and hit every branch on the way down. This and more insightful analysis on the Union’s win in Dan’s weekly column, inspired by yo’ mama.
Two moments of quality were enough to help the Union steal three points against a dour Colorado Rapids outfit.
The performance may have been subpar, but the Union did just enough to pull off the smash and grab and steal three points in Colorado.
Two teams that thought they deserved more last weekend look to get their first points of the season as Danny Mwanga and the Colorado Rapids welcome the Union. UPDATE: Blizzard in Colorado causes game to be postponed until 3pm ET on Sunday.
Philadelphia Union are one player away from being a fairly good team. PSP makes the case.
The Union announce the signing of the trialist and former New York Red Bulls Homegrown Player.
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