Earnie Stewart’s tenure as Philadelphia Union sporting director has been a mixed bag. With Stewart departing Philadelphia for a job with U.S. Soccer, PSP’s Dan Walsh offers this evaluation. Updated.
Earnie Stewart’s time in Philadelphia has come to an end. The Union’s former sporting director is now the first general manager of the U.S.M.N.T.
Some substantial model changes explained and implemented. The Union continue to improve, despite Sorin Stoica’s shenanigans, but still need to push past New England. Bethlehem puts themselves in great position for the playoffs, after a number of good results.
Plus: Messi rises in Forbes rankings, and a couple great pieces from the Guardian and the Times.
The Union made quick work of Richmond Kickers in the Fourth Round of the U.S. Open Cup on Tuesday night, coasting to a 5-0 victory.
In case you missed it, here’s the PSP Union Postgame Show, interviews with Union players from the locker room and head coach Jim Curtin.
Chris and Jeremy dive deep on the streak of good play that culminated in the amazing scenes in Atlanta, and discuss what it might mean for the Union’s season. Is this what turning the corner looks like?
How did the Union fare playing 70 minutes down two men?
The Union host Richmond Kickers tonight and Jim Curtin drops the mic on the double red fiasco – plus how pay-to-play is creating an uneven playing field for young Americans
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