Union’s Fernandes named NASL Young Player of the Year, more Union bits, more news
Union’s Fernandes honored. Sapong an ambassador. Lahoud to release an album. 76ers owner to buy “sizeable” share of Crystal Palace. More news.
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KYW Philly Soccer Show
KYW Philly Soccer Show: New SoB president Ami Rivera
New SoB president Ami Rivera joins Greg and Eli on the pod.
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Report says Union had record high gross revenues in 2015, more news
Report said Union had record high gross revenues in 2015 with double digit growth in sponsorship revenue. More news.
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Union bits, Vieira named head coach of NYCFC, ban on headers, more
News. And more news.
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Blake called up by Jamaica and more GK-related news, Pauno rumor, Conference finals set, more
Blake called up. Grilo departs as GK coach. Colorado not signing MacMath. A Paunovic rumor. Union wins Fair Play Award. Conference finals set. US WCQ roster announced. More.
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Army-Navy Cup In Pictures: Army 2-1 Navy
PSP photographer Paul Rudderow was on hand Tuesday night as the Army Knights defeated the Navy Midshipmen 2-1 in a well attended match at PPL Park.
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“Take the training wheels off”: Curtin excited by changes at the Union, Lloyd a Puskas Award finalist, more
With Stewart and Burke onboard, Curtin says Union primed to to move in the right direction. Carli Lloyd nominated for FIFA Goal of the Year. MLS conference semis conclude this weekend. More.
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Footy on the Telly: November 6-12
Your weekly listings of live soccer on TV, online, and on satellite radio.
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Cosmos want to keep Fernandes, no Bethlehem Steel in US Open Cup, more news
Cosmos want to keep Leo Fernandes when loan expires. MLS-owned USL teams not allowed in future US Open Cup tournaments. Curtin’s challenges in 2015. More news.
KYW Philly Soccer Show
KYW Philly Soccer Show: Dave Rowan
Union executive vice president and CRO Dave Rowan joins Greg and Eli to talk about the changes at the Union, including the hiring of Earnie Stewart as sporting director.
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