Jay Sugarman finally steps up
Philadelphia Union principal owner Jay Sugarman. In a news conference. About the Union. Wait, what? Yeah. Really. PSP reacts with hearts aflutter.
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Press Conference
Transcript and video: Jay Sugarman and Rene Meulensteen press conference
Video and transcript of the press conference announcing Rene Meulensteen’s hiring as a consultant as the Union looks for a sporting director with extensive comments from team owner Jay Sugarman, as well as Nick Sakiewicz, Jim Curtin, and Tommy Wilson.
Breaking News
Meulensteen joins Union as a consultant as team begins search for sporting director
The Union have announced the hiring of Rene Meulensteen as a consultant as the team begins search for a sporting director.
Offseason Issues
Offseason Issues: What constitutes offseason success?
The Union are ready to wheel and deal. Before they do, Peter Andrews examines what a successful offseason will look like.
Daily news roundups
Sugarman to be at today’s presser, Sak not pleased with Klinsy, SoB elections, USA v COL, WC report fallout, more
Loads and loads of news and links. Loads, I tell you, loads.
Soccer on TV
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Your weekly listings of live soccer on TV, online, and on satellite radio.
Offseason Issues / Opinion
Offseason Issues: Homegrown players
How will the Union’s homegrown players fit in team’s plans for 2015? Kevin Kinkead explores.
USMNT
Preview: USMNT v Colombia
Coach Jurgen Klinsmann says this game is both about getting the younger players more experience, but also is an opportunity to lay down a marker for the coming year. Which is it, really?
Fans' View
Fans’ View: A question of faith
James Lockerbie says Union fans need to place their faith in Jim Curtin.
Daily news roundups
Report says Meulensteen to be named “a consultant,” FIFA clears Qatar and Russia, more
Report says Rene Meulensteen will be named “a consultant ‘to assist with the sporting director structure’ of the Union. FIFA clears Qatar and Russia of corruption allegations in WC bids. More.
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