Raves: Danny Mwanga
The first Philadelphia Union player to get his own personal fan chant is the next to get his rave. With Danny Mwanga, there’s a lot to rave about.
The first Philadelphia Union player to get his own personal fan chant is the next to get his rave. With Danny Mwanga, there’s a lot to rave about.
We tip our cap to Mapp – the slightly underachieving, immensely talented, somewhat balding left wing Union sensation!
He’s the youngest Union player, one of the smallest, and maybe the most daring. Jack McInerney, here’s your rave.
The Union closed out PPL Park’s first season with an energetic and victorious performance in front of their tireless and rowdy fans.
Fred and the Union have been bloodied this season, but they’re still kicking. Now, Thierry Henry, Rafa Marquez and the Red Bulls finally come to town. But will the stars play? PSP previews.
One PSP contributor tells how his friend got jumped, beaten with a tire iron and carjacked at 9th and Morton streets in Chester on Tuesday night, while on his way to the U.S.-Colombia match.
Everyone loves Sebastien Le Toux, but goal-scoring doesn’t matter if you can’t stop the other team, as Philadelphia Union fans learned the hard way. Now that the shutouts are finally coming, it’s largely because of center backs Danny Califf and Michael Orozco Fiscal. PSP raves about the center back pairing of the Union’s present and hopefully the future.
UPDATED: An Edson Buddle goal from a David Beckham corner kick was the difference as the Union fell to a 1-0 defeat at the hands of the Los Angeles Galaxy before a record crowd at PPL Park. PSP has postgame analysis, player ratings, photos and video highlights.
Continuing our series on why you should love particular players as much as particular bloggers do, we take a look at free-kick phenom Kyle Nakazawa, and why he should see more of the pitch.
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