Footy on the Telly, August 12-18
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Soccer on TV
The Front Row
The Front Row: The last, best chance
Steve examines another “lost league,” the United Soccer League of 1984-85, pro soccer’s last gasp before the arrival of MLS, in the latest episode of the pod.
Match previews
Preview: Union at New England Revolution
The Revolution welcome the Union hoping that a midweek US Open Cup semifinal win over Chicago will get them back on track for the playoffs.
SEBA Projections
Summer Olympics SEBA Projection updates through August 10
Chris Sherman has updated SEBA projections for the USWNT at the Olympics.
Daily news roundups
Notes from Curtin’s presser, Trusty “hyped” to sign with the Union, more news
Notes from Curtin’s weekly press conference and other Union news. Trusty says signing with hometown Union a dream come true. League news. More.
Press Conference
Transcript and video: JIm Curtin’s weekly press conference
Topics include the Auston Trusty signing, the injury to Brian Carroll, Alejandro Bedoya and Charlie Davies facing New England, how close Maurice Edu is to returning to play, and more.
KYW Philly Soccer Show
KYW Philly Soccer Show: Jim Curtin
Union head coach Jim Curtin talks with Greg and Mike about the arrival of Alejandro Bedoya and Charlie Davies. Also discussed is the injury to Brian Carroll and where Maurice Edu is with his return from injury.
Signing News
Union sign Auston Trusty to Homegrown contract
Union sign 17-year-old defender from Media, Pa. to a homegrown deal.
Philadelphia Union II
Bethlehem Steel’s roster is too small and too flawed
Bethlehem Steel FC have played multiple games without a full substitutes bench, going without a backup goalkeeper or backup center back.. What gives? PSP’s Tim Jones explains the situation.
Fans' View
Fans’ View: Singing no more
The fans no longer lead the singing of the national anthem at Union home games. Staci Klemmer wants a return to what was “our tradition” for six seasons.
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