The Union are mired in a seasons-long stretch of frustrating impotence, and Chris and Jeremy are slowly coming to grips with it. It’s not pretty, and there might be some ugly-crying on this episode (metaphorical, of course).
The Union’s remaining schedule doesn’t look good. PSP’s Dan Walsh breaks it down game-by-game to lay out what their playoff chances really look like. Also, some chatter about some young Union players who need to get some minutes.
The Union have signed 126 players to first-team contracts in their history. Let’s remember some guys. Peter Andrews walks us through the good, the bad, the ugly, and the Mbolhi.
The Union can’t hack it away from Chester, Trusty and Jones take on Chivas, a study in how to rebuild a losing team, and maybe this time Miami to MLS is really happening, maybe?
The Union were undone by a strategy that exposed their fullbacks and their lack of attacking cohesion.
It’s not quite August, but another critical – and seriously disheartening – loss to a fellow Eastern Conference contender may spell the end of the Union’s playoff hopes. Did anyone show up to play? Check the ratings.
Will Maurice Edu ever return? If so, what is his role? The Union should disclose this to the supporters.
U.S. complete wild comeback, Giovinco sets free kick goal record, and the rest of the day’s news.
Bethlehem suffered their worst home defeat ever, matching the four goal loss away to New York in second game ever last season. Charlotte were simply the better team.
Stuck in first gear, Philadelphia Union failed to trouble the New England Revolution, who rode a brace from Kei Kamara to a 3-0 victory.
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