Union sign Auston Trusty to Homegrown contract
Union sign 17-year-old defender from Media, Pa. to a homegrown deal.
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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.
SEBA Projections
Updated SEBA Projections through August 7th
Chris SHerman has updated SEBA projections for the Union, Bethlehem Steel, and the City Islanders.
Daily news roundups
Carroll out 3-6 weeks, notes from Bedoya’s introductory presser, USWNT on to Olympic quarterfinals, more
Brian Carroll out with plantar fasciitis injury. Notes from Alejandro Bedoya’s introduction. USWNT draws 2-2 with Colombia, faces Sweden in Olympic quarterfinals. More.
Press Conference / Signings
Transcript and video: Alejandro Bedoya introductory press conference
Philadelphia Union introduced US international Alejandro Bedoya as the newest member of the club in a press conference with Jim Curtin and Earnie Stewart.
A View from Afar / Commentary
Ilsinho, streetballer extraordinaire — but is that all?
Ilsinho is a walking highlight reel, but is that all he is? PSP’s Dan Walsh looks at the best streetballer to ever wear the blue and gold and ponders whether that’s a net positive or negative for the Union.
Player of the Week
Player of the Week: Ryan Richter
Capping a typically stellar game with a 88th minute PK, Ryan Richter’s performance for Bethlehem Steel this weekend was Player of the Week worthy.
Daily news roundups
Bedoya introduced and other Union news, USWNT faces Colombia today, more
Bedoya introduced to the media. More Union news. USWNT faces Colombia in final group game at the Olympics. More news.
Player ratings
Analysis and Player Ratings: DC United 2-2 Union
Philadelphia Union fought back, and fought through the defense’s worst passing performance of the season. Then they stopped fighting. Or, to be more accurate, they stopped fighting as a team.
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