Rivalry U: Who will put in a 2012 application?
DC and New York – those rivalries were obvious. But in only two seasons the Union have developed a few more. Who will join the list in 2012?
DC and New York – those rivalries were obvious. But in only two seasons the Union have developed a few more. Who will join the list in 2012?
Philadelphia Union cut loose Tanzanian international Nizar Khalfan, loosening up a crowded midfield situation.
PSP photographer Earl Gardner’s photo essay of the Union’s Fan Weekend in Orlando.
The Sheanomenon has a new deal with the Union.
Eleven substitutions meant that it was a different Union team that faced Orlando City in the second half.
The Union opened up against Orlando City in a 4-4-2, deploying three of the offseason’s major acquisitions.
A stoppage time goal from Orlando City’s Max Griffin canceled out Danny Califf’s opener as the Union drew 1-1 on their final preseason match in Florida.
Despite being sometimes looked down on as the stodgy preference of boot ball teams, the 4-4-2 provides the 2012 Union with a lot of flexibility and attacking options.
PSP talks to West Virginia head coach Marlon LeBlanc about his former captain, turned Union SuperDraft pick, Raymon Gaddis.
The Union announce the signing of veteran right back Chris Albright, a product of Penn Charter and Juniata.
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