What we learned last week about the Union
Well, that was interesting. PSP’s Dan Walsh takes stock of an eventful last week for Philadelphia Union.
Well, that was interesting. PSP’s Dan Walsh takes stock of an eventful last week for Philadelphia Union.
Aaron Wheeler was put under intense scrutiny when he was a central defender. With the benefit of hindsight, it is clear that Wheeler was far from the main source of the Union’s defensive frailty in 2014. PSP spoke to Wheeler about mentally preparing for such a major positional move.
Conor Casey wants to stay with the Union. League news. DaMarcus Beasley announces retirement from USMNT. FIFA says Garcia appeal inadmissible. More.
Before heading south to Orlando, Amobi Okugo sat down with PSP’s Eli Pearlman-Storch to discuss his time in Philadelphia and his future with Orlando City.
Orlando City SC head Coach Adrian Heath talks to PSP about trading for Amobi Okugo and drafting Danny Mwanga and Pedro Ribeiro.
Earl Gardner shares his look at the Sons of Ben’s Help Kick Hunger charity event at Brauhaus Schmitz on Saturday.
Casey wants to stay in Philly. Curtin on losing Ribeiro to Orlando. Darius Madison and Virginia national champs. Steffen Bundesliga move official. More
PSP reevaluates those early assumptions about the things we thought we knew about Philadelphia Union in early 2014 and how they played out over time.
The decline of Philadelphia’s first organized league is followed by the appearance of the first professional soccer teams in the city.
The fifth annual Help Kick Hunger charity event takes place this Saturday at Brauhaus Schmitz.
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