Gabriel Farfan: I asked for a trade
In an interview with PSP, Farfan explains why he asked for a trade and abdicated his starting role at left back.
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A most curious move: The Gabriel Farfan trade
Trading Gabriel Farfan? This may be John Hackworth’s most questionable move, writes one PSP contributor who has been a big Hackworth defender. Here’s why. UPDATED with video of Hackworth’s press conference on Wednesday.
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NY2: Departing from recent MLS expansion success?
Does it really make sense for the twentieth MLS franchise to be in New York City? Earl Reed explores.
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How to fix soccer officiating? Common sense
PSP makes the case for why 5 refs are better than 3 (and goal-line technology). Yes, we’re using common sense again, in a way that no one else seems to be, because unlike Europe, we actually have other successful team sports to draw upon for examples. Also, a few quick hits on the Union.
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Loans between MLS teams given green light for 2013
MLS recently announced a new intra-league loan mechanism. Does is it make sense? Who from the Union might be a possible candidate for a loan? Earl Reed explores.
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Which is the worst team in MLS?
Everyone talks about the best teams. But it can be much more fulfilling to check out the team that sucks the most.
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Quantifying early 2013 MLS season ugliness
Shots and goals are down in 2013 while fouls are up. Earl Reed explores how play at the start of the 2013 MLS season been uglier than in 2012.
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A fan favorite returns: PSP talks to Danny Califf
Danny Califf talks to PSP’s Adam Cann about rebuilding in Toronto, being a leader, who has been impressing him on the Union, and much more.
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How the Eastern Conference stacks up so far
A whopping 11 percent of the season is in the books. Dan Walsh looks at how teams in the Eastern Conference have performed, what they’re missing, and their outlook, to provide some context to the Union’s start to 2013.
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Rivalry Week!
In a magical world where we could line up the teams we’d most like to see teed up and swatted into the Delaware, who would make the cut? Conor O’Grady considers.
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