The Union are a veteran team built to win now
PSP’s Dan Walsh looks at how Earnie Stewart quickly turned a young team with a smattering of veterans into a veteran team with a smattering of youth.
PSP’s Dan Walsh looks at how Earnie Stewart quickly turned a young team with a smattering of veterans into a veteran team with a smattering of youth.
Auston Trusty broke new ground in 2016, and he can do so much more going forward.
Notes from Jay Simpson’s presser, insight into the academic side of the Union academy, and lots of Gulati quotes.
As Phase Two of preseason heats up, PSP’s Peter Andrews breaks down five key positional battles on what might be the deepest Philadelphia Union team ever.
PSP’s series of Bethlehem Steel player profiles actually starts with the coach.
Philadelphia Union’s second round draft pick is their first draftee to sign with the first team this year.
PSP is looking for volunteers to write about Philadelphia Union, MLS and Bethlehem Steel FC, among other things, as well as editors and copy editors to help run the site. Updated.
The second game of the Bruce Arena 2.0 Era had a finer sheen than the first, as the US defeated Jamaica, 1–0.
Jim Curtin spoke with the media on Friday about the shape of the Union midfield, Oguchi Onyewu’s preferred side of the pitch, and the big impression Fabian Herbers has made so far in preseason.
With Ed Farnsworth stepping down as PSP’s managing editor, this publication is about to go through a major transition. Here’s what we’re thinking — and how we’ll miss Ed.
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