Kevin and Dave discuss Philadelphia Union’s loss to Orlando City before previewing the regular season finale against New York Red Bulls and looking ahead to next week’s wild card playoff game.
With the heightened expectations at midseason now tempered, what comes next for fans?
Curtin on finding a spark, injuries and resting players. Other Union news. Bethlehem Steel announces open tryout. Mini pitch opens in North Philly. More news.
Curtin discusses the need to “find someone in the group to spark the group” to gather momentum going into the playoffs, says CJ Sapong has a concussion, and more.
Greg and Mike review the loss to Orlando before turning to the regular season finale this Sunday against NYRB.
What initially looked like a horrific performance turns out to be a series of bad decisions. The Union were the better team, but they let themselves down with by abdicating control of the match.
The Union should be a good team right now. Instead, they’re collapsing toward the playoffs so poorly that they don’t deserve the off-season, and the coaching staff deserves some of the blame, writes PSP’s Dan Walsh.
PSP photographer Paul Rudderow was on hand Sunday afternoon as the Philadelphia Union fell 2-0 in a lackluster game to Orlando City SC.
Chris Sherman has updated SEBA projections for the Union.
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