Ernst Tanner’s Bethlehem “to do” list
Ernst Tanner and his two technical staffs have quite a few players left to find and sign. Santos and Freese are the tip of the iceberg.
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News roundup: Union’s ’19 schedule, Steel get ‘Nova midfielder, last MLS Combine
Plus live soccer behind paywalls, Ernst Tanner interview, coffin goal, more.
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Bethlehem add Villanova midfielder Zach Zandi
Bethlehem has signed Reading United midfielder Zach Zandi, and alumnus of Villanova and the Union’s Academy.
For Pete's Sake
Six thoughts on the Union’s 2019 schedule
MLS released the 2019 schedule yesterday, giving Union fans their first full look at the season ahead. PSP’s Peter Andrews investigates what we can glean from 34 scheduled matches.
Interview
Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls: PSP’s chat with the voice of the Union, PA announcer Kevin Casey
Casey talks about playing midfield at Eastern University, how he landed the gig with the Union, typical routine on a game day, and getting involved with U.S. Soccer.
Daily news roundups
News roundup: Union youth callups, Dockal’s not going to Prague, and a double post
Plus: Ochocinco?, Wayne Rooney pays a fine, and a big deal for India
Breaking News / Roster News
Bethlehem signs Panamanian youth international striker Saed Diaz
Bethlehem Steel FC add a second striker to their 2019 roster, a Panamanian youth international named Saed Diaz.
Daily news roundups
News roundup: more about Trusty and McKenzie at camp, a mock draft and 2019 wishes
Plus more on the most expensive US player’s move to Chelsea, Man City reviving the Premier League title race and Europe’s transfer tracker
Daily news roundups
News roundup: Pulisic off to Chelsea, local teams in FL showcases, spending and success in MLS
Plus, EPL CEO out, young Americans in the Bundesliga, elephants playing soccer, more.
Photo essays / Union
PSP’s best photos of the year
PSP photographers Daniel Gajdamowicz, Earl Gardner, Ryan Griffith, Rob Simmons and Paul Rudderow put together a photo essay of some of their favorite photos of 2018.
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