KYW Philly Soccer Show: Union Group Therapy
Still no wins, but the podcast plods on.
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KYW Philly Soccer Show / Union
Featured / Guest Column
An open response from Jay Sugarman
Philadelphia Union majority owner Jay Sugarman responds to PSP’s call for him to improve the Union or sell the team. Read his open letter to PSP, which he sent to PSP Wednesday night.
Players to watch / Union
Players we watched, part II
In 2017, the PSP staff identified several players that would have a key role in the team’s success. Now, after a start so slow even an [anecdote about slowness, maybe a turtle?], we check back in on those players’ contributions toward the team’s success.
Match previews / Union
Match preview: Philadelphia Union vs. Red Bull New York
What and who to look for when the Union face Red Bull this Saturday
Daily news roundups
Daily round-up: U17 boys marching, Earnie changing nothing, OC gives coaches free season tickets
Derrick Jones cleared to play for the US, Giovinco proves his worth, and more headlines from the day. Updated.
Philadelphia Union II
Young women at the Union Academy, and other Steel points
Three practical realities indicate YSC Academy will remain an all boys school for the immediate future. And other Steely tidbits.
Fans' View
Fans’ View: Insanity is keeping us sane
Collin Deckert walks through how the Union are driving us insane. But being insane can help us stay sane.
SEBA Projections
Updated MLS, USL, and NWSL SEBA projections through April 30
Updated MLS, USL, and NWSL SEBA projections through April 30. Orlando takes over 1st place in power rankings. Philly needs to bank a win before it can move out of the cellar.
Daily news roundups
News roundup: Midweek Union news and analysis, Ronaldo hat trick, and more
Lots of Union news and analysis, CR7 leads Real Madrid to UCL victory, U-15 USBNT wins tournament, and the rest of the day’s news.
A View from Afar
An open letter to Jay Sugarman
PSP’s Dan Walsh has followed Philadelphia Union from literally day 1, so he’s seen it all. He has a message for Jay Sugarman: Catch up with MLS 3.0 or move on.
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