In a two-hour period on Tuesday, Sebastien Le Toux displayed the two sides of himself that made him such a beloved figure in Philadelphia, his model professionalism and his warm, outgoing love for our city and its fans.
After the most sordid day in Philadelphia Union history, PSP reacts to the loss of a burgeoning Philly sports icon who wanted to stay in Philly more than he wanted the EPL. Yes, everyone is just as gutted as you.
The Union confirm Sebastien Le Toux’s trade to Vancouver for allocation money. Update: Comments from Whitecaps head coach and Le Toux
PSP lays out the sudden info drip leading up to the unthinkable. Update: Le Toux confirms he has been traded to Vancouver.
It’s official: Faryd Mondagon has left the Union to sign with Deportivo Cali in Colombia.
Colombian reports say the Union captain could move to Deportivo Cali, but the Union say there have been no talks between the teams and Mondragon is in camp with the Union. PSP has a report and commentary. UPDATE: The Union closed Monday practice after a subsequent Colombian report quoted Mondragon saying he’s moving to Cali.
Not much to deal with, but Gomez dealt with it well.
PPL Park will host the MLS All-Star game on July 25, but outside the pomp-and-circumstance announcement Tuesday, there seems to be little excitement about it. Why? PSP asks.
It’s official: The 2012 MLS All-Star game is coming to town.
The merits of a Le Toux move, how it shows changing perceptions of MLS in Europe, the prospects of a Michael Farfan move to Europe, and the reason behind Wednesday’s flurry of personnel news for the Union. (Hint: It wasn’t a coincidence it all happened in one day.)
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